• Biblioteca Palafoxiana - On September 5, 1646, Bishop Palafox y Mendoza donated his personal library, composed of five thousand volumes, to the seminarians of the Tridentine colleges, ordering that it could be consulted by anyone who wanted to read or study, for which it is considered the first public library in the Americas.

Since then, it was established in the former College of San Juan, in the heart of the city of Puebla.

Named in 1981, Historical Monument of Mexico for its beautiful emblem of the baroque Novohispano emblem; and in 2005, included by UNESCO as part of the Memory of the World program for its bibliographic collection of old collections; the Palafoxiana Library is today a museum of books and continues its work as a universal library. In addition, it has a Play Room to disseminate librarian arts among children.

• Tour guide
• Private tour
• Hotel pickup and drop-off (selected hotels only)

• Food and drinks
• Gratuities

With its grand colonial architecture, vibrant streets, and flavors that faithfully reflect its epithet ‘Of the angels’, Puebla is a city of unmatched authenticity. Its beautiful talavera-tiled facades are a sight to behold.

Puebla is a captivating blend of history, tradition, culture, and nature, peppered with touches of modernity, art, and color-laden buildings.

It has been a haven for artists, explorers, intellectuals, and spectators, offering the perfect environment for inspiration, a break from the usual, and relaxation. Its traditional homes, mouth-watering cuisine, and boundless treasures constitute a destination that you will find hard to leave.

• Not recommended for people with symptoms of fever, headache, and cough. The tour complies with the sanitary measures and protocols in each tourist site.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.