Absolutamente hermoso parque. El sonido de los pájaros, no demasiada gente y la sombra de los…read moreárboles para sentarse o moverse debajo es pacífico y relajante. Recomiendo encarecidamente visitar este parque. Absolutely beautiful park. The sound of birds, not too many people, and shade of trees to sit or move under is peaceful and relaxing. I highly recommend visiting this park.

Such a beautiful park! This park seems to be historic- an…read moreold convent or a courtyard for a church or something. There are old columns that seem nearly ancient, lying on their side, and a glass greenhouse that either seems to be there to preserve the ancient ruins, or to protect plants. It's hard to tell which. There's all kinds cool plants around here- the park is meticulously landscaped. There weren't many people in the park, but it feels safe, as most of the park is surrounded by buildings, which makes for only a few access points to get in and out of the park. There's lots of public works of art here, interesting structures that seem to be preserved ruins along trails that meander around the park. Cool looking structures that seem to have no purpose other than looking nice abound in this park. Next to the park is a shopping mall full of modern shops, like Olive Garden, shoe stores, and other high end shops. There's a parking garage next to the park, which makes it easy to access the park.

Best place for festival and connect to the Puebla Cathedral. It is one of the kind park in the…read morecity. And park connected to commercial district. Perfect place to visit. The park is big with fountain statues dedicated to revaluation and broken chain the broken to the freedom to farmers. We visited the place during Day of the Dead (Día de Muertos). The whole place is crazy. Festival in the park continues. The kid came out to be treat with candy. The street performers have their own show on the four corners of the park. Display are amazing. The best part of the festival is to dress up. Love those people have permission to take photo with them. They are the true hero. Definitely is one of the best. Many Catrina around the festival to protect the bone. The festival has colorful them. The dress up. I hope they treat this like the Halloween. Keep the traditional alive.

Hay muchas cosas que hacer en esta área. Puedes sentarte en un banco bajo la sombra de los árboles,…read morecomer en restaurantes, comprar zapatos y ropa, o ir a ver la hermosa iglesia católica de al lado. There are many things to do in this area. You can sit on a bench under the shade of trees, eat at restaurants, shop for shoes and clothes, or go see the beautiful Catholic church next door.

This was a cute gem to find. It's a walk from the sections( one close to Marriott with the pond,…read morethe other across the bridge with the various world landmarks) worth the time and view. It's refreshing to see scale, models of buildings that you can identify within the city of Puebla and the city of Mexico.

This is the center of Cholula, mostly surrounded by restaurants. Down the road there are clothing…read moreshops, gift shops, and more. In the center there is a beautiful church and a water fountain, a Cholula sign to take photos with during the day or night (it lights up at night), plenty of places to sit on benches, and a stage where there are sometimes performances. There is also a playground for children, and there are many families even after dark.

The zocalo was full of people today (Sunday). We took in a puppet show and rested in one of the…read morerestaurants under the "portales". There seems to be a religious procession every hour or two. It was a good outing, good if you have small kids.