Puebla Holidays

Puebla is probably the most beautiful town in Mexico, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Like a jewel in its setting, it's worth coming to see.

Visit Puebla

Art & Culture
Place or Historical Monument
Handicraft

Puebla: How to get there?

3 hours by bus from Mexico City

Puebla: See when to go?

All year round

Puebla: For how long?

1 to 2 days

Learn more about your destination

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Puebla: What to see nearby?

Mexico City

Canyon Sumidero

San Cristóbal de las Casas

Las Nubes

What our travellers think of their stay

Anonymous

Travel writer

A very beautiful town about 200 km south of Mexico City, well known for its gastronomy, especially the famous Mole (a sauce made with spices and chocolate which is very typical of Mexico).

My suggestion

You should go and eat in the popular local market of Xonata at least once. Whether you eat a full meal or cemitas (local Pueblan sandwiches to die for!), you will love it!

David Debrincat

Travel writer

Puebla is probably the most beautiful town in Mexico, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Like a jewel in its setting, it's worth coming to see.

My suggestion

In November every year there is a big international festival in Puebla. An unmissable stop in the country.

Kalagan

Travel writer

It has a baroque town center and is the shrine of Mexican gastronomy.

My suggestion

When you are in Puebla there are two dishes you should taste: chiles en nogada (peppers in walnut sauce), and mole poblano (chicken with a sauce that's a mix of spices, coffee, chocolate, chilies, and more than 20 other ingredients).

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