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Situated next to our beautiful Zocalo, the Cathedral of Puebla is one of the most important buildings of the historical center declared patrimony of humanity. It was built during the 16th and 17th century and has an herreran, neoclassical and baroque architectural style. It's considered one of the most important art museums. Over the centuries it has been enriched with several artistic treasures of renowned artists.

Capilla del Rosario is located into the Temple of Santo Domingo. It was built on the 17th century. It used to be called "The House of Gold" and The Eighth Marvel of the world. It is the most outstanding example of Spanish Baroque and one of the greatest artistic and religious achievements of Mexico.

Considered the first public library in the Americas and the most important of Mexico was founded by Bishop Juan de Palafox y Mendoza in 1646, home to over 42000 books and manuscripts. Considered by the UNESCO as "Memory of the World" the Palafoxiana Library is now an invaluable part of the documentary heritage and history of Puebla for being one of the most important places to protect the written heritage of humanity.

Built based on the principles of minimalist architecture, University Cultural Complex is a space that integrates diverse areas of art, culture and academics. Worth noting that as the Cultural Complex there is no one like, from Rio Bravo to Patagonia.

Latin America biggest Zoo. Africam Safari is an ideal space for people with adventurous spirit. Here you will coexist with more than 2500 animals of 300 different species from around the world, in semi-freedom. You will be able enter paths African style in a fascinating wild surrounding, in an adventurous safari tour.

The Great Pyramid of Cholula or Tlachihualtepetl (The Hill Made by Hand) is the world's largest pyramid basamet with 450 m. per side. Is also the biggest pyramid in volume. Is 66 m. high (similar to the Pyramid of the Sun in Teotihuacan). On top of this magnificent pyramid you can visit the beautiful Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de los Remedios and appreciate the beautiful view that this eclectic place offers.

Designed in its entirety—from its architectural structure to its conceptual dimensions—to explore the complex Baroque essence of the 17th and 18th centuries, while also highlighting features of the contemporary Neobaroque. The MIB opens the doors to the expressions of the Baroque touching all aspects of human life, revealing its folds, drama, tension, and theatricality.