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Discover Puebla through its living traditions: from indigenous crafts and stunning pre-Hispanic, colonial, and modern architecture, to the beloved local festivities and legends that give the region its unmistakable charm. Puebla’s capital, recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, offers a cultural landscape like no other. Experience Puebla through its tourism.

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Get to know Puebla!

Take advantage of your free time to take the best pictures.

April - May

Warm weather
Temperature between 26° y 30° c

July - September

Warm - rainy weathe
Temperature between 23° y 26° c

October - November

Cool weather
Temperature between 19° y 23° c

Recommended places to visit in Puebla:

Artist’s Quarter

The Artist’s Quarter is a space in Puebla historical downtown, located in what is known as Plazuela del Torno or del Factor, the artists, work and expose their work to the view of tourists and citizens that visit this corridor.

Street of Candy (St. 6 Oriente)

Another one of the many things that distinguish Puebla is its candy, tasty, beautiful, and with peculiar names: mostachones, marzipan, macaroons, peanut condumios, mechitas de ángel, tortitas de molletes, myrtles, muéganos, gaznates, novias, marinas and, of course, sweet potatoes and borrachitos.

Crafts Market The Parian

An ancient small square of San Roque was built in 1801. It is covered in most parts of the building in brick with Talavera tiles, very much in Puebla style. It is considered to be the first artisan market in the city and since 1961, it occupies the facilities of what was the old market called El Parián.

It is a country with traditions everywhere and throughout history, the country's cultural wealth expanded even further. Without a doubt, Mexico is a country that is cauterized by its citizens, customs and traditions.

All of our experiences are completely customizable. You can adjust the duration and timing according to your tastes and preferences.

Contact an advisor and enjoy your experience.

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For the walks

Comfortable clothes and comfortable shoes, a hat or cap hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses

For workshops

Floats, swimming clothes, balls, camera, mobile phone