Puebla Triangulo Las Animas
39 Poniente 3515 Piso 5, Col. Las Ánimas, Conjunto Comercial Triángulo Las Animas, 72400 Puebla, Mexico
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Puebla Triangulo Las Animas
From its fifth floor vantage point the Puebla Triangulo Las Animas Center has views across the center of Puebla, which has been awarded UNESCO World Heritage Site status because of its rich architecture. The center is in a high rise, triangular commercial building with reflective glass walls and an impressive entrance portico, situated on the Blvd. Atlixco, which links the industrial parks to the west with the residential and commercial areas in the east. All the city's commercial interests are within easy reach. Numerous internationally respected ratings agencies cite Puebla as a great destination for foreign direct investment and there are many large overseas companies operating in the city, especially from the Americas and Europe. In addition to a strong service sector Puebla has extensive automotive, textile, metalworking, furniture and chemical sectors. The city also has a rich cultural heritage and is considered the gastronomic capital of Mexico.
From its fifth floor vantage point the Puebla Triangulo Las Animas Center has views across the center of Puebla, which has been awarded UNESCO World Heritage Site status because of its rich architecture. The center is in a high rise, triangular commercial building with reflective glass walls and an impressive entrance portico, situated on the Blvd. Atlixco, which links the industrial parks to the west with the residential and commercial areas in the east. All the city's commercial interests are within easy reach. Numerous internationally respected ratings agencies cite Puebla as a great destination for foreign direct investment and there are many large overseas companies operating in the city, especially from the Americas and Europe. In addition to a strong service sector Puebla has extensive automotive, textile, metalworking, furniture and chemical sectors. The city also has a rich cultural heritage and is considered the gastronomic capital of Mexico.