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Puebla's Tour Guide presents: PUEBLA’S TOUR GUIDE PUEBLAPLACES, EXPERIENCES AND EVERYTHING YOU CAN’T MISS PLACES, EXPERIENCES AND EVERYTHING YOU CAN’T MISS PLACES If you only have one afternoon to walk around, try these places, they are all very near the hotel! If you don’t feel like walking at all, you can use our free transportation service, as long as you make the reservation at the front desk. 5 MINUTES FROM THE HOTEL 5 MINUTES FROM THE HOTEL 10 MINUTES FROM THE HOTEL Paseo de los gigantes Children’s Museum Cuexcomate volcano La Constancia Mexicana On Constancia’s Park you’ll find over 50 If you are traveling with kids, this is one It is famous for being the smallest volca- scale models of famous monuments like of the best places to visit. It’s an in- no in the world. It’s been around for over the Chinese Wall, the Great Pyramid of teractive museum where children will 950 years and you can explore its insides Giza and Puebla’s own Estrella, a giant learn about science, technology, natural and every part of it. ferris wheel. phenomenons and much more. WWW.CITYEXPRESS.COM PLACES, EXPERIENCES AND EVERYTHING YOU CAN’T MISS EXPERIENCES PUEBLA IS FULL OF FASCINATING PLACES, THESE ARE A FEW OF THE MOST UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCES IF YOU HAVE AT LEAST ONE FULL DAY TO ENJOY THEM. Discover a natural paradise in Alchichica Lagoon Alchichica Lagoon Around 133 km from the hotel, you’ll find this 113 KM beautiful lagoon inside the crater of a volcano. If you want to relax and explore nature for a while, this is the perfect destination for you. You’ll love the emerald waters! City Express Suites Puebla FINSA WWW.CITYEXPRESS.COM PLACES, EXPERIENCES AND EVERYTHING YOU CAN’T MISS EXPERIENCES / PUEBLA YOU CAN’T MISS… The fascinating sight over Puebla’s star Only 17 minutes from your hotel, you’ll find the iconic Estrella de Puebla, which holds the Guiness Record for the world’s tallest observation wheel -it’s over 260 ft! A walk through WALK THROUGH Callejón de los Sapos This traditional neighborhood right in THE PYRAMID OF CHOLULA downtown Puebla has colonial buildings This amazing pyramid is just 20 minutes away from the hotel. Considered where you can find beautiful workman- the pyramid with the largest base in the world, it looks like a hill but you can ship, antiques and collectors items. It’s go inside through its tunnels and discover the secrets that hide within. on 6th South, between 5th and 7th West. You can’t leave Puebla without trying out some of its traditional dishes like cemitas, mole poblano, and molo- DELICIOUS tes -a dish made from corn dough, filled with different FOOD kinds of food or plantain. If you’re there in September, try chiles en nogada; in October and November, the mole de caderas and, for dessert, flavoured sweet potato and rompope, Puebla’s traditional drink. WWW.CITYEXPRESS.COM PLACES, EXPERIENCES AND EVERYTHING YOU CAN’T MISS Puebla 2 1 7 5 8 3 6 4 DISTANCE IN KILOMETERS 1. Archeology site of Cholula – 12.3 km 2. Cuexcomate volcano – 4 km 3. Star of Puebla – 10.1 km 4. Angelopolis Mall – 10.4 km 5. Puebla’s Cathedral – 8.1 km 6. Amparo Museum – 8.4 km 9 7. Cableway Puebla – 12.4 km 8. Callejón de los Sapos (Toad Alley) – 13.8 km 9. Alchichica lagoon . 113 km REQUEST OUR VAN It will take you to places as far as 10 km. PLACES, EXPERIENCES AND EVERYTHING YOU CAN’T MISS PLACES, EXPERIENCES AND EVERYTHING YOU CAN’T MISS PUEBLA OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS PUEBLA’S CATHEDRAL Address: 16 de Septiembre, between 3 y 5 West, Plinth, Downtown, Puebla Mass schedule: Monday to Saturday: 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 9:45 y 19:00. Sunday: 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, 13:00, 18:00, 19:00 and 20:00. AMPARO MUSEUM PALAFOXIAN LIBRARY AFRICAM SAFARI REVOLUTION MUSEUM Address: Av 2 South 708, Address: Av. 5 East 5, Address: Blvd Cap. Carlos Address: 6 east 206, Downtown, 72000 Puebla, Pue. Downtown, 72000 Camacho Km 16.5, Oasis downtown Puebla, Pue. Phone: 01 222 229 3850 Puebla, Pue. Puebla. Phone: (01-22) 42-10-76 Schedule: Monday, Wednes- Schedule: Tuesday to Sunday Schedule: Monday to Sunday Schedule: Tuesday to Sunday day, Friday and Sunday 10:00 a 18:00. 10:00 a 17:00. 10:00 a 17:00. 10:00 to 18:00.; Saturday Fee: $25.00. Fee: Adult Safari: $232.00. Fee: $25.00. 10:00 to 21:00 Hrs. Under 12 years, elders, people Child Safari: $225.00 Free for people under 18 Fees: Adults: $35.00 pesos. with disabilities,students and Elders: 50% discount. years and cultural Passport. Students and teachers with teachers with ID: $20.00 ID: $25.00 pesos Monday: Free. CABLEWAY LORETO AND SANTA MONICA’S GUADALUPE FORT RELIGIOUS ART MUSEUM Address: Calzada Ejército Address: Av. Ejércitos de Oriente, Address: 18 Pte. 103, Downton de East, s/n Paseo del s/n. Centro Cívico 5 de Mayo Los Puebla, Pue. Teleférico Puebla, Puebla. Fuertes, Puebla. Phone: 01 222 232 0178 Schedule: Monday 14:00 a Schedule: Tuesday to Sunday Schedule: Tuesday to Sunday from 22:00. Tuesday to Sunday 10:00 a 17:00. 9:00 to 18:00. 10:00 a 22:00. Fee: $50.00 Fee: $40.00 pesos. Fee: $30.00 single trip / Under 15 years old, students and teach- Under 13 years, teachers, students $50.00 round trip. ers with ID and elderly: free. and elderly with ID: free. Sunday: free. WWW.CITYEXPRESS.COM PLACES, EXPERIENCES AND EVERYTHING YOU CAN’T MISS DO YOU KNOW ABOUT CITY PREMIOS? SUBSCRIBE FOR FREE, GAIN ACCESS TO EXCLUSIVE BENEFITS AND ALWAYS GET THE BEST FEES AT RESERVATION. Besides, when you stay with us, you win points that you can trade for other stays and awards. THE BEST FEE FREE NIGHTS HOTEL INFORMATION WELCOME TO CITY EXPRESS. THIS IS DISCOUNTS AND PROMOTIONS IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR YOU: WWW.CITYPREMIOS.COM.MX Check in: 15:00 hrs. Check out: 13:00 hrs. Breakfast: Monday to Friday from 6:00 to 10:00 am. Saturday and Sunday from 7:00 to 11:00 am. Gym: From 8:00 to 22:00. DID YOU LIKE OUR GUIDE? WE ARE GREEN HOTELS Send us your travel recommendations to: We recommend you to use the [email protected] resources of the hotel responsibly. Lets make a better planet together! Find more travel recomendations in our blog: https://www.cityexpress.com/blog .
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