This document describes Gabriel Garcia Marquez's house. It has a nice facade that is well known to tourists. The house has large windows and multiple entrances and would have spectacular interior views. The rooms are spacious and would be nice places to rest. The library contains many copies of Pedro Paramo by Juan Rulfo for his friends to read. The green area of the house is spectacular with excellent trees providing fresh air. Many friends often visited Garcia Marquez and it must have been an honor to enter his house.

1. This is the house of Gabriel Garcia
Marquez
The house has a very nice facade, well known
for the tourist part

2. The house has many large windows and several
entrancesshould have a spectacularview. The interior of the house must be spectacular

3. The room is very spacious should be very nice to
rest in it.
The library has several copies of Pedro Páramo, by
Juan Rulfo, available for his friends
It's all a fantasyto look at how many copies your
library has can take many days looking for one of
them.

4. The green area of your house is spectacular
and has many excellent trees for fresh air.
He has many friends who visit him often it should be
an honor to be able to enter his house
The life and trajectoryof the Colombian
writer Gabriel Garcia Márquez leaves traces
in diverse buildings and spaces. From the
house where he wrote the novel Cien años de
Soledad to museums named in his honor, the
work of the writer not only endures in letters.

5. The colonial house, where the writer died, is located
at the foot of Mount Ajusco, is two stories high and
was built with wood and bricks from a century ago. In
this place he spent the last 30 years, and it was also
where he received thenews that he would receive the
Nobel Prize on October 22, 1982.
White facade covered with
plants of vines, at first glance it
looks like a house equal to that
of any middle class
neighborhoodin Latin
America, details.