Puebla is a mystical metropolitan that is known as one of the five most important planned Spanish Colonial cities in Mexico. Due to a diverse population contributing to a rich history of art and culture, including the vast range of architectural styles, Puebla was named a World Heritage Site in 1987 and remains an exciting city enveloped with endless attractions and excitement.

Popular Attractions

• The Cathedral - a 16^th century Roman Catholic cathedral dedicated to the Immaculate Conception
• Palafox Library - the largest theological library in Latin America
• Callejon de los Sapos or "Toads Alley" - an open-air flea market on a Colonial street specializing in antiques and collectibles, surrounded by restaurants and outdoor cafes
• Cholula - home to The Great Pyramid, the largest in Central America
• Africam - an animal reserve with wild species, including lions, hippopotamus, and elephants

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