Discover the best top things to do in Puebla, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast including Vivencias Mexico, Capilla del Rosario, Templo de Santo Domingo, Tehuacan-Cuicatlan Biosphere Reserve, Herencia 811, Ruta del Cafe Aristoteles, Jardin Botanico Universitario BUAP, Museo Amparo, Callejon de los Sapos, Puebla Cathedra, Biblioteca Palafoxiana.
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We invite you to know the heart of Puebla by a local guide, who will show you the most important places and the history of each of them.
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This extremely ornate 17th-century chapel is part of the Santo Domingo Church.
There was a sign stating no pictures in the chapel which was disappointing but pictures couldn't truly capture the gilded ornate beauty of this 17th Century chapel which was part of the Santo Domingo Church. The chapel was in the new Spanish baroque style. The chapel worships the Virgin Mary and was used to teach the people the prayer of the rosary. Put this on your itinerary!
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Best place to stay at Zapotitlan Salinas closest place to the Biosphere and Botanical Garden is Hotel El Calvario for a very reasonable price ! The rooms (we were. Two. Couples in our seventies) were excellent and kept clean with private bath with onyx sink mirror lamp etc. . Whatsapp phone +52 (1) 337-109-5760 for htl owner. Our guide with truck was Maurino native very knowledgeable who spoke pretty good english. Whatsapp +52 (1) 337-107-5882 they also helped us get taxi to two good nearby restaurants Amber and Itandehui both very good and very reasonably priced. We also walked there from Calvario. The Biosphere is wonderful and Maurino was fabulous we will definitely return.
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Conoce de cerca el fascinante mundo del café, desde el proceso de cultivo hasta la producción del café tostado. El recorrido incluye guía de turista, 1 comida o almuerzo, agua, lunch y un obsequio de la ruta.
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The University Botanic Garden was founded in 1986 and has a collection of 3000 living plants divided into 11 sections taking into account geographical, ecological, taxonomic and use criteria. The herbarium is home to 47,000 records mainly of the flora of the state of Puebla, constitutes the largest plant collection in the state. It is internationally certified by the BGCI.
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This museum houses numerous artifacts and pieces of art from pre-Columbian and colonial times.
This museum is an absolute must! First, the building is gorgeous - set in colonial houses with historic rooms, courtyards and a truly spectacular rooftop cafe (with stunning views of the local churches). There is a nicely curated private collection of prehispanic pieces. For an extra 70 pesos, I bought a very thoughtful and well organized English booklet that provided context and cultural background to these pieces. They threw in a poster of the very interesting wall mural that compares civilizarions around the world. We also enjoyed the colonial furniture and art exhibition that was especially nice with the items in real colonial rooms. There were also exhibits of beautiful contemporary tapestries and vivid protest poster art. I think the admission was 55 pesos. A great value to see inside (and on the roof of) one of Puebla's gems.
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This street is a popular antique shopping area by day and provides a lively musical atmosphere at night.
Calle 6 Sur, also known as the Alley of the Frogs, is a must visit because of the many colorful buildings and the beautiful decorated houses along the whole street. If you want good photos, try to get there towards the early morning as the street will be empty and the colors will look beautiful in the morning light. And also the area near around Calle 6 Sur is a great place to hang around in a café or do some street shopping.
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This huge baroque-style cathedral dominates the town's main square and is one of Puebla's most recognizable landmarks.
Had a great time, with my wife and the two kids 13yrs and 12yrs old. Both my kids are into history and art, (something to keep in mind) We were lucky enough to attend mass on a Sunday when their ancient pipe organ was being played. I wedding was taking place, so the experience, even for us outsiders, was somewhat surreal, full choir, the organ playing and all the religious art around . Something we will never forget.
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A 43,000-volume library located in the Casa de la Cultura.
We had to return as the opening is after 11:00, but it was worth it Not Prague’s famous library but really worth the time. Just across from cathedral.
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