POBLANO CROSSWORD - CITY TOUR

Description

Discover why Puebla was named a World Heritage City by UNESCO.

One of the most beautiful cities still standing since its founding in colonial times. Setting of important events such as the battle of May 5, mother of important historical figures such as the Serdán brothers and guardian of more than 2,619 monuments, not to mention that it is here where talavera from Puebla and exquisite dishes have been produced for more than 4 centuries and you will not find them elsewhere, such as chiles en nogada, chalupas, cemitas and mole poblano.

The walk begins touring the municipal palace, just in front of the Plaza Mayor, admire its baroque architecture in the historic center. We will visit the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception, built in 1649, just a few years before the metropolitan one. Then, you will visit the chapel of the Virgen del Rosario, which is located next to the Santo Domingo temple, once called "La Casa de Oro". You will walk through its streets full of flavors and colors and history such as the street of sweets, famous for the artisan variety and rich in these delicacies, we will continue with the El Parián handicraft market, formerly the San Roque square, the perfect place to buy handicrafts of various styles and materials.

While you walk through the historic center, you will solve the CROSSWORD that we will give you with the information that you will learn from our guide. You will visit the Zócalo of the City, the cathedral with the highest towers of cathedrals on the continent and recognized for its sculptural, pictorial, musical and documentary heritage that it shelters, the Rosario chapel named the eighth wonder of the world, covered almost entirely with gold, the municipal palace, the street of sweets where you can discover the wide variety of delicacies created by the nuns of the convents of Puebla, El Barrio del Artista and the El Parián craft market.