Puebla is overshadowed by the dual volcanic peaks of Popocatepetl and Pico de Orizaba. Let a tourHQ guide show you around its Zocalo centre and sprawling barrios, UNESCO buildings and gorgeous Puebla Cathedral.
Search Cities in Mexico
CiudaDFantástica, es un nuevo concepto de Paseos Culturales por diferentes lugares históricos, ...
Writing a little bit about me: I am just a "normal mexican woman" who loves her country. Since I ...
I am a historian, born and raised in Mexico City. I have guided independent business travelers, ...
Hello and welcome to my page! I am your friendly tourist guide, history, culture, and ...
I am a friendly and outgoing person and passionate about the history of my country and ...
I am an international soul , I have lived in different countries like Canada, Germany and ...
Soy una enamorada de mi país y de mi profesion, me encanta guiar por todo México y enseñarles a ...
Iam from Mexico City, I grew up in the tourist environment . My interest in my ...
I’m passionate about the history, the traditions, rich gastronomy, nature observation and the ...
Licensed general guide on Mexico, with more than 26 years of experience, I am licensed for ...
I am a tour guide since 1985 ID 000550 certified by SECTUR FEDERAL I have the experience to make ...
Soy una persona apasionada por mi país, me encanta la cultura de México, sus tradiciones y ...
Soy Guía Profesional de Turismo ejerciendo mi profesión desde hace 24 años, hablo 3 idiomas; ...
Born in Mexico city with european ancestors who came to Mexico during the golden epoque of the ...
I’m a certified tourist guide (Sectur, Secretaría de Turismo/Mexico’s Ministry of tourism) ...
Tengo experiencia de 30 años guiando grupos por los sitios más turísticos de mi país México, ...
Sitting beneath the volcanic calderas of mighty Popocatepetl and Pico de Orizaba, the sprawling metropolitan centre of Puebla is a patchwork of charming post-colonial Spanish homes, earthy barrios and majestic churches, all clinging to the dusty peaks of the central Cuetlaxcoapan Valley.
Once visitors have acclimatised to the breath-taking panoramas that abound around the city’s peripheries, they should be sure to ask their Puebla tourist guide about exploring the winding maze of streets at the town’s pretty 16th century centre, Zocalo. Here, angelic legends and UNESCO-attested buildings intermingle under the gaze of looming Puebla Cathedral, while locals cook up oodles of the fabled mole poblano sauce that’s this region’s culinary pièce de résistance.
Away from the historic centre there are almost too many activities to list, with the famous Cinco de Mayo festival erupting every May at the Los Fuertes complexes on the Cerro de Guadalupe, mini Cuexcomate (the world’s smallest volcano) rising uneasily from the inner-city streets in La Libertad, and the eye-popping historical sites of Cholula, sprawling art houses of Los Sapos and bustling marketplaces of El Parian nearby.
Say Goodbye to Travel Stress