July:

The Angels Trail, carried out with the support of the Amparo’s Foundation, takes as base the axis of 2 Sur. On it there are monuments as important as “La Casa del que mató al animal” (The house of who killed the animal) with one of the few facades that are preserved in Puebla and carried out in the XVIth century, the building of the first hospital of the city, nowadays changed to the Museo Amparo and one of the churches that still safeguards baroque altarpieces of a great artistic quality.
The name of this path is in honor of the memory of Angeles Espinosa Yglesias, a great pioneer of the art and culture in Puebla Capital.

1. Zócalo (Main square)
2. Portal Morelos
3. Casa del que Mató al Animal
4. Antiguo Colegio de San Pantaleón
5. Amparo Museum
6. Iglesia de la Soledad

July:

The monuments on this trai allow ti find spaces for art and culture of Puebla Capital, as places for the sale of traditional handicrafts, the Regional Museum of the State, located in the "Casa de Alfeñique," one of the most beautiful colonial homes of the city or the Teatro Principal, considered the oldest operating theater in Latin America. On this Trail is located the "Monumento a la Mujer" as a permanent tribute to the effort and work of women of Puebla.

1. Church of San Roque and fomer hospital of San Roque
2. Colonial homes
3. Handicrafts market "El Parián"
4. Barrio del Artista
5. Regional Museum of the State, "Casa de Alfeñique"
6. Teatro Principal (Main Theater)
7. Monumento a la Mujer (Woman Monument)
8. Monumento a Carmen Serdán (Carmen Serdán Monument)

Calle 16 de Septiembre between 17 Oriente / Poniente and  Avenida Reforma

July:

Atrium of the Church of del Carmen (Calle 16 de Septiembre and 17 oriente)

Its name commemorates one of the most important dates of the history of Mexico: The beginning of the Independence. This street and the 5 de Mayo Street are one of the basic axis from which the blocks of the ancient city of Puebla were laid out.

1. Church of Virgen del Carmen
2. Park of del Carmen
3. Former cloistered convent dedicated to the Immaculate Conception (Limpia Concepcion)
4. Casa del Deán
5. Cahtedral
6. Zócalo (Main square)
7. Palacio Municipal (Municipal Palace)

Calles 5 de Mayo between Avenida Juan de Palafox y Mendoza and 18 Oriente / Poniente

July:

Church of Santo Domingo (Calle 5 de Mayo and 4 Poniente)

Along this Trail there are some of the most relevant religious monuments in the catholic faith of Puebla's people, like the “Capilla del Rosario” (Chapel of Our Lady of the Rosary) considered as the finest example of Puebla's Baroque Architecture of the XVII century, and the church of the former convent of St. Monica, in which the «Señor de las Maravillas» is exhibited; this religious sculpture is the most venerated in Puebla and it is taken out for street procession every Good Friday. This procession convenes more than 70 000 people who take the streets of the Historic Centre making it the largest religious procession in Latin America. 

1. Church of former convent of Santo Domingo and Chapel of Our Lady of the Rosary (Capilla del Rosario)
2. Plazuela de San Luis
3. Parque Gutierre de Zetina
4. Colonial House “Casa de Gavito”
5. Church of the former hospital of San Juan de Dios
6. Church of the former convent of Santa Monica “Señor de las Maravillas”
7. Church of San José

Calle 6 Oriente between 5 de Mayo and 6 Norte

July:

Iglesia de Santo Domingo (Calle 5 de Mayo y 4 Poniente)

Church of San Cristóbal (6 Oriente and 4 Norte)

The Revolution Trail begins with the historical landmark, the Serdan Home, where on November the 18th, 1910, the Mexican Revolution initiated. This tour allows you to experience colonial architecture, baroque churches and includes traditional candy stores that offer sweet confections made here in Puebla. 

1. Church of Santo Domingo
2. Capilla  del Rosario (Chapel of Our Lady of the Rosary)
3. José Luis Bello y Zetina Museum
4. Mercado La Victoria
5. Traditional Candies Street
6. Mexican Revolution Museum “Casa de los Hermanos Serdan”
7. Church of San Cristóbal 

Avenida Reforma and Juan de Palafox y Mendoza, between 11 norte/sur and Boulevard Héroes del 5 de Mayo

July:

Instituto Cultural Poblano (Avenida Reforma and 13 Sur)

The knowledge trail is formed by the avenidas Reforma and Juan de Palafox y Mendoza, being one of the main axis of the old city.
On this Trail are civil and religious historical buildings, which shows the rich architecture of Puebla, a mixture of styles and forms in more than four centuries of history.

1. Former college of San Javier
2. Paseo Bravo (old cemetery and monuments)
3. Sanctuary of Guadalupe
4. Colonial house "Casa de la Reina" and XIX-XX century houses.
5. Parish of San Marcos
6. Former college of San Ildefonso
7. Former college of San Ignacio
8. Colonial house between 7 and 9 norte
9. Former Cine Reforma
10. Church of former convent of Santísima Trinidad
11. Hotel Baramar (Casa Modernista)
12. Portal Hidalgo
13. Pasaje del Ayuntamiento
14. Palacio Municipal y archivo de la ciudad (Municipal Palace and archives)

July:

The city of Puebla was built near the river San Francisco, now Boulevard 5 de Mayo. The other side of the river, was habited by indígenas who came to build the city. On this tour we will know the origins of the City of Angels and stories that this area shelters.

1. Church of San Francisco
2. Ruins of the former convento of San Francisco
3. Parish "de la Cruz"
4. Chapel of Santa Elena
5. Chapel of Plateros
6. Old textil factories

A JOURNEY BY COLLECTING: JOSÉ LUIS BELLO Y GONZÁLEZ MUSEUM

July:

3 poniente and 3 sur

1. Don José Luis Bello history and of the collection
2. Talavera Room
3. Red Room
4. Industrial Arts rooms
5. Ivories room
6. Music room
7. Gallery

July:

Dirección de Turismo Municipal (Av. Juan de Palafox 14)

Did the China Poblana existed? Do you know where she is buried? Do you want to know more about these stories? Then don't miss this legendary Tour through the streets of Puebla Capital.

• Maqueta Monumental Legend of the foundation
• Casa del que mató al animal
• Church of la Compañía and House of the China Poblana
• Casa de Alfeñique Legend of this Wedding Gift
• Casa de los Muñecos Legend of the dolls of the facade
• Zócalo Legend of the bell of the Cathedral

A GREAT CATHEDRAL FOR A GREAT CITY

July:

Calle 16 de Septiembre and 3 Oriente

Every corner of the cathedral is striking: the facade, the dome, towers, the choir, the sacristy: EVERYTHING IS AMAZING!Join us on this unforgettable tour to the most precious treasure of Puebla ... and well, you never know ... maybe you can be surprised at your visit.

• Choir
• Sacristy
• Ochavo
• Niches Chapels
• Main Altar
• King's Altar
• Atrium
• Facades

July:

Instituto Cultural Poblano (Avenida Reforma and 13 Sur)

What they have in common the Jesuits, the Mexican soldiers, French soldiers, shot battalionst, some thieves and a few murderers? The memories of all of them still live in one place.
Get ready to walk trough the cells, yards and the Jesuit chapel, feeling at every step to the ancient habitants of this enigmatic place.

• Fomer College of San Javier
• Fort of San Javier
• Fomer Penitentiary
• Poligonal Yard
• Chapel
• Kioscos yard

July:

Casa de Alfeñique (4 oriente and 6 norte)

Do you want to know a pretty sweet house that was the result of a great love story? In the halls of this beautiful house, you will find a large collection of pieces relationed with the history of our state, such as paintings of the "La Batalla del 5 de Mayo", old carriages, among others; also, due to the good conservation state of this house, you can imagine how does puebla´s families lived.

• Codices room
• Carriages room
• "Batalla del 5 de Mayo" room
• Gallery
• Chapel
• Kitchen