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| Discover the charm of one of the major cities of Mexico |
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Also known as Puebla de los Ángeles, is the fourth largest city after Mexico City, Guadalajara and Monterrey.. |
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| July-September: Chiles in Walnut Sauce |
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The Chiles in Walnut Sauce season, marked by the walnuts and pomegranate, begins in late July and continues until September. Discover the history of this exquisite authentic Mexican dishes.
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The Meritorius Autonomous University of Puebla, the highest seat of learning in the state, through the University Cultural Complex offers a variety of artistic and cultural billboard. |
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Puebla, religious center for excellence, was the first corner of the Spanish settlement in the region and he worked hard to create one of the most beautiful and richest cities in Mexico. |
In recognition of the world to its cultural and historical value, the city of Puebla is inscribed on World Heritage List of UNESCO, on 11 December 1987. |
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| The art became a tradition |
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It originated in the second half of the sixteenth century when potters' workshops set in the majestic city of Puebla and white porcelain tile manufacturing that was long after known as Talavera pottery. |
Then mimic those produced in the town of Talavera de La Reyna, Toledo province, Spain. The tile began as a simple element of protection and ended as a key decorative.
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| Let yourself be seduced by the sweetmeats |
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In the state of Puebla is producing a variety of sweetmeats, most of them created since colonial times: "camote poblano", "borrachitos", "muéganos", "macarrones", "envinados", "cocada", "jamoncillos" ... what are you waiting to test? |
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Puebla Cathedral is the most representative monument of this city. |
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Aquiles Serdán House
whose members were murdered by the forces porfiristas on 18 November 1910.
This event is considered one of the grievances of the Mexican Revolution. |
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Torture.
Neither art nor culture |
The latest expression of bullfighting is the bullfight, a show that was born in Spain in the twelfth century and that is to kill the bull, which since its inception has raised controversy among supporters and detractors. |
Who do corazondepuebla.com.mx, as advocates for animal rights, we are against this cruel tradition. |
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Tourism Office |
5 Oriente Street # 3 Historical Center
Phone: 01 (22)2 777 15 19/20 01800 32 68 656 |
Tourist Information |
Portal Hidalgo No.14, Col. Centro
Phone: (222) 404 5008 / 5047
Fax: (222) 404 5048
turismopuebla@pueblacapital.gob.mx |
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