Puebla Travel Blogs

  In the morning we went for one final stroll through Mexico City (had a look at yet another little market) before taking the bus to Puebla. I realised that I still hadn't seen the Mexican National Museum, even though it was my intention to do so. I passed through Mexico City twice on my tri…

My recent three weeks were loaded with very diverse experiences (pics are here) … We were lucky to be in Real de Catorce during the Desert Festival and had a chance to see supreme performers from all over Mexico. Imagine how artists themselves were excited to perform under open sk…

Finally we're off to Chiapas. We safely arrived in Puebla for our first stop to see the many churches that Puebla has to offer. Later on we will go on the night bus towards Villahermosa, but first we are going visit churches. Not one but many churches. Last year I already had the opportunity t…

Puebla couldn't be located in a more picturesque setting - snow capped mountains, volcanoes and plains. And Puebla today is known for a variety of things - contributes to the economy of Mexico courtesy the Volkswagon plant on the outskirts of the city, art and antique lovers revel in the trademark …

I visited Puebla and Cholula for the first time and really enjoyed the history, art, museums, and many helpful and friendly people I met there. It was a wonderful experience and I would like to return to those two cities, and then venture out into the Sierra Norte from there.

The Gods must´ve been angry today because Puebla was hit by a heavy hail storm, and we witnessed it all!!  Apparently it´s "hurricane season" at the moment, but the strange thing is that during the day the sun is shining and the weather couldn´t be better, but then as soon as 4 or 5 pm come…

Lugares cercanos a la Ciudad de México/Places near Mexico City

Quiero presentarles algunas fotos de México y por este motivo escribo el "blog". Tendria que decir taaantas cosas de mi vida en México que mejor no empiezo. Tienen que verlo ustedes(vosotros) mismos. Faltan muchos lugares que visité pero por el momento no tengo fotos

Taxco, Mexico for summer language courses

What to say - beautiful :-)

Latin-Anerika

USA, Canada, and Mexico.

I've spent the last year of my life going back and forth between the States and Mexico working on a paper, most of the pics are from my moments of pure "vacation" there.

First time south of the border and we've decided to hit Mexico City instead of the crowded US tourist packed beach resort areas. Of course that wasn't the only reason - but it was a good one to start off. Soon, we found ourselves wanting to see more of the Spanish Baroque architecture more than anything else on offer in Mexico.

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