An amazing example of 'horror vacui.'…read more As soon as you walk in, you see that every inch of the church from floor to ceiling is covered in colorful ornate plaster moldings. There are faces, figures, saints, fruits, birds, and more. One can clearly see the Spanish-indigenous influence. Faces and saints are painted darker and have the resemblance of the indigenous people. This indigenous baroque style church is clearly a must see, but can be quite overwhelming.

Pretty nice historic area with information. Nice place to walk around. Really interesting.read more

THE TUNNELS ARE CLOSED. YOU CANNOT GO INSIDE THE PYRAMID/TEMPLE AT ALL. If you are okay with that,…read moreyou will pay $95 per person (it is more expensive than listed online) to only see a small amount of the top of it (the rest is underground). IF it is a sunny day, you can climb one small part of the temple steps, but that's the coolest thing you'll experience here. If it's raining, that will be closed so there will be almost nothing to see. UNTIL THEY OPEN THE TUNNELS AGAIN, IF THEY EVER DO, I DO NOT RECOMMEND COMING HERE.

A Mexican Baroque masterpiece... Known for it's colorful…read morefaçade, this church is absolutely stunning. The entire front of the church is covered in talaveras (famous ceramic pottery from Puebla). The inside is just as beautiful. The pillars, ceiling and altar are covered in gold. Art ornament the walls. It has one of the most beautiful cupolas I have ever seen.

Beautiful Church. The grounds were well kept in awesome condition. Walked around a snapped some…read morepictures of the beautiful architecture. This was one of the nicest churches I've seen.

This city just an hour from Mexico City. The Centro Historical district divides into 4 area. All…read morethe districts has different attractions. The main attractions are located next to town center Zocalo de Puebla. Surround this square has a lot of restaurants. The public library and municipal government surrounding the square. The central district has colorful buildings. We have visited local porcelain. We have try the fried insects, local churro, Arabian taco, and more. There are many place to visit. Every attraction has historical buildings nearby. The art district is beautiful with art displays. The backdrop of the city has a domain volcano.

Invest an additional $200 MXN and get a tour guide. The tunnels aren't worth your time if you don't…read moreget a comprehensive explanation. Our guide, Armando, offered the explanation in English or Spanish, we went with Spanish. Very well spoken, polite and thorough. We couldn't have asked for a better guide, and would definitely not learned everything we did without him.

THE TUNNELS ARE CLOSED. YOU CANNOT GO INSIDE THE PYRAMID/TEMPLE AT ALL. If you are okay with that,…read moreyou will pay $95 per person (it is more expensive than listed online) to only see a small amount of the top of it (the rest is underground). If it is a sunny day, you can climb one small part of the temple steps, but that's the coolest thing you'll experience here. If it's raining, that will be closed so there will be almost nothing to see. UNTIL THEY OPEN THE TUNNELS AGAIN, IF THEY EVER DO, I DO NOT RECOMMEND COMING HERE.

Free to go up to the church and see pyramid…read more About $6 entrance fee and you get to go through the tunnels underground and well worth the cost for the experience!