The Cosmovitral is a stained glass mural and botanical garden located in Toluca, Mexico. The building takes its name from the mural which is set in the …
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May 24, 2023
We loved visiting the botanical garden. It’s very well maintained and very beautiful. It’s in the middle of the city and not big. You could actually visit it in 20 min, but there is such a peaceful a…Full review by Daniel S
Mar 12, 2023
IDK if I'd go out of the way to see this... but, we were kinda in the area... and made a stop. The stained glass is interesting.... the artist's story of the creation of the universe and humanity...…Full review by dsky227
Jun 23, 2022
The main attraction here is the glassworks and the botanical garden completed the scene. The place is one of those individual art pieces of character. If you are in Toluca you must visit and enjoy th…Full review by ahmadeldeeb
I am looking for an English speaking guide that is knowledgeable about Toluca area and the magical towns around Toluca to guide a group of 20 people in March 2019? Tour guide or travel agency recommendations please.
Hello. How can I get to Cosmovitral Jardin Botanico from Mexico City? Are there day tours? I wont have a car and would rather not use the bus system.
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Hi, The bus service from Mexico City and Toluca is not a bad one, I have traveled by that. If you don't want to rent a car nor take the bus, it is rather difficult. There was a plan for a …
Hi, The bus service from Mexico City and Toluca is not a bad one, I have traveled by that. If you don't want to rent a car nor take the bus, it is rather difficult. There was a plan for a local train, but I am not sure if that was implemented or not. Seriously, please give the bus service another chance.. enjoy the visit.
OK. That posted. I will expand a bit. The original building has a glass roof and glass around the upper two thirds. An artist, Leopoldo Flores, designed the massive stained glass …
OK. That posted. I will expand a bit. The original building has a glass roof and glass around the upper two thirds. An artist, Leopoldo Flores, designed the massive stained glass mural to fill the window space all the way around the building. The piece was titled Cosmovitral, which is now the name of the building. It combined the Spanish words cosmos and vitral, which means light. It was supposed to show man's relationship to the universe.
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