Observatorio para el Inversionista - Puebla - Inversión

Cuetzalan del ProgresoSierra Northeastern

MAIN TOURIST ACTIVITIES

Flying men's Spectacular dance.
Swim in a pool of crystalline waters, under a waterfall, in the middle of the jungle.
Visit the Xoxtic Botanical Garden, which is full of orchids and ferns.
Explore the fascinating caves around Cuetzalan.
Taste the aromatic coffee and enjoy the festive atmosphere at the Huipil Fair and the Coffee Fair.
Enjoy the festive atmosphere of the town?s annual festival and the sweet aroma of coffee.

ZacatlanSierra North

MAIN TOURIST ACTIVITIES

Ride on horseback through "The whim of nature" which is the Piedras Encimadas Valley.
Enjoy the spectacular views from any viewpoint over the "Barranca de los Jilgueros".
Learn about the watchmaking tradition of the Centenario factory and its history at the Watchmaking Museum.
Visit the show of automatons and listen to the melodies of the floral clock.
Savor its gastronomy, highlighting its traditional bread with cheese or curd, as well as its typical ciders, liqueurs and soft drinks.
Great apple fair held since 1941.

AtlixcoAtlixco Valley and Matamoros

MAIN TOURIST ACTIVITIES

Admire the extraordinary floral carpets that adorn the Zócalo during Day of the Dead, alongside the Parade of Skulls.
Experience the history, spirituality, and majesty of Popocatépetl Volcano from the summit of San Miguel Hill.
Stroll around the center and meet its great ex-convents, such as Carmen or San Francisco, and try the famous Atlixco's beef jerky.
Browse through the various types of nurseries and purchase a wide variety of beautiful, high-quality plants.
Enjoy "the Illuminated Villa" in December.

ChignahuapanSierra North

MAIN TOURIST ACTIVITIES

Walk across the suspension bridge over the Chignahuapan Lagoon.
Enjoy an exclusive treatment at the Hotel del Balneario, renowned for its hot springs, hot stone massages, thermal mud wraps, and temazcal experiences
At the end of November a show is presented in the lagoon, the Festival of Light and Life, a representation of the path after death of a warrior to Mictlan.
Ride your motorcycle along rivers and past waterfalls.
Sample a variety of traditional breads, including fig bread, cheese bread, and pan de cuelga.

PahuatlanSierra North

MAIN TOURIST ACTIVITIES

Take part in Holy Week, St. James the Apostle celebrations, or the Huehues Carnival.
Discover systems of traditional measures in the Sunday market: sardines, almudes, etc.
Cross the hanging bridge that connects Pahuatlán with Xolotla,118 ft high.
Sample chicales (ants) served in chiltepín chili sauce, along with liqueurs and spirits made from acachul (wild grapes), pineapple, passion fruit, or jobo (a fruit similar to tejocote).
Experience the traditional Carnival in San Pablito and the All Saints Festivity.
Explore the Acapala River on horseback, or go rappelling at Cerro Delgado.

HuahuchinangoSierra North

MAIN TOURIST ACTIVITIES

Sample locally produced coffee and tamales de puñete, filled with chicken, sliced green chilies, or tender beans.
Try your luck with the fishing rod and catch trouts, carps or mojarras.
Swim in the pools under the Totolapa and Salto Chico waterfalls.
Dance with the dancing schools in the traditional Carnival of Huauchinango.
Take a boat ride on the Tenango Dam or ride a bike along the shore of the Nexapa Dam.
Visit the traditional Flower Festival, held annually since 1938.

TlatlauquitepecRegion of the Mixteca

MAIN TOURIST ACTIVITIES

Sample local specialties such as tlayoyos, totole, and chilpozontle, along with Yolixpa (herbal liqueur) and locally produced organic coffee.
Photograph the magnificent panoramic views from the top of Cerro Cabezon.
Experience the Firefly Festival on boats at the La Soledad Dam.
Rest by the Soledad Dam, or cross the green carpet of ferns to the Puxtla Waterfall and bathe in its blue pool.
Visit the Cantona archaeological site, home to the remains of one of the oldest cities in Mesoamerica.

Xicotepec de JuárezSierra North

MAIN TOURIST ACTIVITIES

Enjoy a cup of mountain-grown coffee and visit Finca de los Pinos, where you?ll learn about organic coffee production and stroll through the coffee fields.
Contemplate the panoramic views from the Cruz Celestial viewpoint and the monumental Virgin of Guadalupe.
Spend a day of action in the nature, in its waterfalls and ravines.
Attend the Festival of Saint John the Baptist, honoring the god of flowers and sorcerers, and featuring the teponaxtle (a ceremonial musical instrument).
It has the honor of having been the capital of the Mexican Republic for three days in 1920.

HuejotzingoSierra North

MAIN TOURIST ACTIVITIES

Visit the magnificent Church of Our Lady of Carmen and the former Convent of San Miguel, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Discover the Museum of Evangelization, which showcases 800 years of Mexico?s history and cultural diversity.
Experience the Huejotzingo Carnival, where nearly 20,000 costumed participants reenact three events that shaped the town?s history.

Tetela de OcampoSierra North

MAIN TOURIST ACTIVITIES

Go biking on the trails and take in the sunsets and starry nights of the Tetela Mountains.
Discover an underground river in the Aconcomoca Caves.
Sample local specialties such as chickpea gorditas, milpa tamales, and tixmole.
Attend the Peach Fair, held alongside the religious festival in honor of Santa María de la Asunción.
Enjoy sports, arts, cultural, and culinary events.

CholulaAngelópolis

MAIN TOURIST ACTIVITIES

Discover how authentic Talavera pottery from Puebla is made at the Talavera de la Reyna Museum and purchase a unique piece.
Visit the extraordinary churches of Santa María Tonantzintla and San Francisco Acatepec.
Drink coffee overlooking the Franciscan former Convent of San Gabriel in the portals of the Concorde square.
Join the celebrations and dance at the San Pedro Cholula Carnival before Lent begins.
Discover the magic of the Shrine of Our Lady of the Remedies in the heart of the Great Pyramid of Cholula.

TeziutlánSierra Northeastern

MAIN TOURIST ACTIVITIES

Unwind at the Teziutlán waterfalls and take in the surrounding natural beauty.
Explore the Shrine of Our Lady of Carmen, a stunning 18th-century architectural gem.
Experience the Teziutlán Fair, featuring rodeos, sporting events, wrestling matches, the crowning of the fair queen, and a variety of artistic and cultural activities.
Explore the bamboo forest and learn how it grows and its impact on society.

Anthropological

Archaelogical

of Art

Science and Technology Museums

Specialized

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MUSEUMS Anthropological

Regional Museum of Cuetzalan Emma Flores de Morante
What is it about? ... It exhibits costumes of daily use, crafts, looms, pieces of the archaeological zone of Yohualichan, photographs and some documents. Shows paleontological collections of the Cambrian and Ordovician period.
Museum of the Tehuacan Valley
What is it about? ... Corn is the center of attention at the museum, this exhibition intends to follow the evolution of the cereal; One of the most important in the world and cornerstone of the Mesoamerican cultures. To do so, some of the thousand-year-old corn cobs from the Tehuacan Valley are displayed.

Hueyotli Community Museum
What is it about?... This museum promotes the conservation and dissemination of the cultural legacy and rescue of the collective memory of St. Thomas Hueyotlipan.

MUSEUMS ARCHAEOLOGICAL

Atencingo Community Museum
What is it about? ... It exhibits archaeological and paleontological pieces found in the region (fossils, bones and objects of stone and ceramics).
Regional Museum of Puebla
What is it about? ... It houses a collection of extraordinary cultural and attractive value, ranging from the origins of prehistory and pre-Hispanic times, through the conquest and colonial period of Mexico, through the independent period and the Porfiriato, until Mexican Revolution.
Santa Catarina Villanueva Community Museum
What is it about? ... Its objective is to preserve and disseminate the historical, archaeological and paleontological heritage of the community. Art workshops are held in its facilities.
Tlalancaleca Community Museum
What is it about? ... The attraction of the museum lies in its important archaeological collection, especially the materials excavated in the site of the same name, corresponding to the late Preclassic. Sculpture pieces and ceramics are exhibited; where a brazier stands out with the representation of Huehueteotl, Old God of Fire.
Paleontological Cultural Historical Community Museum
What is it about? ... It exhibits a collection of archeological pieces from popoloca and nahua cultures, as well as a series of paleontological vestiges of the region. Film and documentary screenings are organized.
San Felipe Otlaltepec Community Museum
What is it about? ... This museum presents an abundant archaeological collection of the region, as well as elaborate palm handicrafts. Among the pieces that stand out are the so-called capisayos or palm raincoats, that were used in agricultural works for rain and cold protection.
Cantona Site Museum
What is it about? ... Its main objective is to exhibit the objects found, among which are: ceramics, objects of daily use, ritual use, sculptures and other elements from the site.
Tochtepeuas Community Museum
What is it about? ... Shows two collections: one archaeological and the other paleontological. The archaeological collection is composed of figurines and to a lesser extent lytic, the second is the paleontological collection and consists of a few specimens.
Xolalpancalli Community Museum (village house)
What is it about? ... Inside its three permanent rooms it exhibits nautical and Totonac archeological pieces; as well as photographs and documents related to the history of the community. It has an area for temporary exhibitions of various kinds.
Site Museum and Archaeological Zone of Tehuacán El Viejo (La Mesa)
What is it about? ... It houses in a modern building more than 80 archaeological pieces where clay figures known as? Xantiles? Stand out, which are exclusive to the region, as well as different gods such as: Xipe, totec, Xochipilli, Xochiquétzal and of course Quetzalcoátl.

Ixtacamaxtitlan Community Museum
What is it about? ... Its aim is to preserve and disseminate the historical, archaeological and paleontological heritage of the community, with an emphasis on the ethnographic elements of the Nahua culture.
Amparo Museum
What is it about? ... The Amparo Museum is considered one of the most important cultural and exhibition Centers in Mexico. It has exhibit Halls for its pre-Hispanic art collection, one of the most important in Mexico in a private institution. In addition to the collection of viceregal works of art.
Cholula Regional Museum
What is it about? ... This museum shows the geological evolution of the valley and its cultural development of the pre-Hispanic period. It houses photographic archives and different collections, with themes related to the history of the Psychiatric Hospital of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Cholula through Time, Valley of the Volcanoes of Puebla, Origins of Cholula, Cholollan, Spirit of the Place and Temporary Exhibitions.
Site Museum of the Cholula Archaeological Zone
What is it?... The cultural development of Cholula is chronologically approached, using ceramics.
Izúcar Cultural House Museum
What is it about? ... It consists of two main themes, on the one hand a vision of death from a historical perspective, which is embodied with a series of archaeological objects found in 2013, and on the other, a living manifestation of the reflected izucarense culture crafts polychrome clay, which has been a Cultural Heritage of the State of Puebla since 1998.
Caltonac Regional Museum
What it treats? ... It preserves a collection of more than five thousand pieces, among which can be observed objects of everyday life, artifacts used for hunting, fishing, agriculture, warfare and rituals of cultures (Olmec, Teotihuacana and Totonaca). In addition of funeral burials with masks, ceramic heads and obsidian cores.
Teteles de Santo Nombre Site Museum
What is it about? ... It shows an overview of the development of ancient populations that occupied the area of Tehuacan-Zucatlan. The museum space consists of eight halls that emphasize the period of splendor of the site, between 400 and 650 A.D., although the city had a thousand years occupation.
Xiutetelco Community Museum
What is it? ... It shelters a collection of Nahuatl and Totonac archaeological pieces; as well as a series of photographs related to the history of the community.
Luciano Marquez Becerra Community Museum
What is it about? ... It displays a series of photographs related to the history of the community. It has three exhibition halls and organizes guided tours.

MUSEUMS OF ART

Museum of Religious Art, Former Convent of San Martin Huaquechula
What is it about? It is a thematic museum that houses facsimiles of the Lienzo de Cuauhquechollan, the Circular Map of Cuauhquechollan, the Codex Macuitlxochitltepec, as well as prehispanic stones of the late Postclassic period between 1000-1200 AD.
Erasto Cortes Museum Workshop (MUTEC)
What is it about? ... At the initiative of the family of the artist poblano Erasto Cortes, the museum has an initial collection of more than 900 pieces and personal objects that this family donated to the Government of the State of Puebla.
Jose Luis Bello and Gonzalez Museum
What is it about? ... It has 3 028 works of art from America, Asia and Europe, some 2,000 years old. Unique pieces such as the famous floating pavilion, the Filipino ark with the oldest map of the city of Manila, spheres of life carved in ivory, a Roman amphora of the first century BC and an English Euphonicon in excellent state of conservation. It protects 22 different types of objects, coming from three continents.
Museum of Popular Art Former Convent of Santa Rosa (Closed for remodeling)
What is it about? ... In this historic building you will find the famous Santa Rosa cuisine, completely lined with majolica poblana. It is one of the most beautiful preserved to date, a true jewel of architecture.
House of Music of Vienna in Puebla
What is it? ... It is a playful and interactive space dedicated to sound; as well as a meeting place with great composers of the history of concert music.
Monterrey Museum of Technology
What is it about? ... The venue is characterized by temporary exhibitions of different branches in areas of being versatile and interesting for all types of public. The Main Gallery usually features exhibitions of art, design and contemporary architecture. Among them has been the FEMSA Collection.
International Baroque Museum
What is it about? ... Designed by the Japanese architect Tayoo Ito, its most striking feature is the building itself. It has permanent exhibitions of diverse expressions of baroque art distributed in several rooms, some with interactivity that use touch screens.
Cuautinchan Religious Art Museum
What is it about? ... It offers a great offer of colonial sacred art. It was designed by the Spanish architect Francisco Becerra, in a Renaissance style and was completed in 1590. Inside is the oldest altarpiece in America, dating from 1534, built in wood by Nicolás Tejeda de Guzmán, who had made it for the Temple of San Francisco, of the city of Puebla.

Old University Museum House of the Dolls
What is it about? ... The collection consists of collections of paintings, sculpture, graphic work, drawing, plasterwork, furniture, coins, medals, photography, scientific devices, natural history, documents and historical objects.
Jose Luis Bello and Zetina Museum
What is it about? ... Among the works of art are paintings by artists such as Bartolome Esteban Murillo, Francisco Girardon, Miguel Cabrera and Jose Agustin Arrieta.
Rafael Tovar and Teresa of Mexican Music Museum
What is it about? ... The Museum of Mexican Music offers a tour where visitors can enjoy and learn from the classical Mexican musical tradition from the viceroyalty to the present day.
Museum of Religious Art, Former Convent of Santa Monica
What is it about? ... It is the first museum in Mexico dedicated to female religious life. It offers an intimate look throughout 23 rooms of the life of cloistered nuns. Here the chile was invented in nogada by the Augustinian nuns, which, as everyone knows, became the emblematic dish of Puebla.
UPAEP Museum
What is it about? ... Temporary exhibitions are exhibited with various artistic themes and trends, playful - didactic exhibitions. Likewise, social responsibility programs are offered to vulnerable groups and, of course, programs linked to the academy.
Hacienda Museum of San Cristobal Polaxtla
What is it about? It contains European and New Spanish paintings. Like ceramics, glassware, Mexican silver and great clocks; The engravings and European gobelinos are of excellent quality.

MUSEUMS SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Chrildren?s museum "La Constancia Mexicana"
What is it about? ... It is an interactive museum where you can participate, experiment and learn in a fun way, about science, natural phenomena and technology.
Planetarium of Puebla German Martinez Hidalgo
What is it about? ... Built for dissemination and scientific outreach related to the universe. Becoming one of the leading facilities at an international level in technological innovation, dissemination and promotion of science.
Regional Museum Mixteco Tlayua
What is it about?... It exhibits an interesting collection of: mammoth remains, fossil horse bones, reptiles, birds and petrified fish; both natural and illustrative photographs of rare specimens from other parts of the world.
Paleontological Community Museum of San Juan Raya
What is it about? ... Turritelas or snails, as they commonly called them, can be appreciated, as well as trunks and fossilized plants, fish, shells, oysters, vertebrae and an endless mollusks that remained to show the life that emerged 420 million years ago.

Evolution Museum
What is it about? It ranges from the history of the cosmos to the geological ages of the Earth, through the Big Bang and the creation of the human being. It is an enclosure that specializes in our evolution and everything that surrounds us.
Water Museum, Water for Ever
What is it about? ... In this place you can see the subsoils existing in the regions of Tehuacan, as well as the type of rocks found on this planet and the best ways man can better use water using the methods of prehispanic times.
Interactive Clockmaker Museum Ing. Roque Leonel Olvera Charolet
What is it about? ... Makes available to the public the interactive museum, where people are invited to use the machines that were used, many years ago, to create a good functioning clock.
Tehuacán Evolution Museum
What is it about? ... You will learn, in a didactic and recreational way, various episodes of the millenary relationship between man and nature, in the past and present. The tour will take you from the Big Bang, through the Mesozoic and Cenozoic eras. In addition, you have the opportunity to know the transformation of corn, fundamental in the Mexican diet, you can also visit the Ethnobotanical garden.

MUSEUMS SPECIALIZED

Living Museum Puebla
What is it about? ... It has live animals from different parts of the world, exhibitors of the highest quality with the best conditions for the maintenance and exhibition of the specimens, in addition they have an auditorium for 50 people, store of souvenirs and pets.
Palafoxiana Library Museum
What is it about? ... On September 5, 1646, Bishop Palafox y Mendoza donated his personal library, consisting of five thousand volumes, to the seminarians of the Tridentine schools, ordering that it be consulted by anyone who wanted to read or study, for which it is considered the first public library in the American continent.
La Magnolia Museum
What is it about? ... The Museum offers us different exhibition rooms where you can observe archaeological and paleontological pieces that were found in the region as well as several silver roses which were carried by mountaineers to the top of the Citlaltépetl volcano and which They have been part of a tradition for several years.
Gallery Treasures of the Puebla Cathedral
What is it about? ... The project, starting in 2014, is a museum management model on a national and international scale by joint work between governments, church and academia
Interactive Museum of Talavera Celia
What is it about? ... It has a unique façade in civil architecture in the city of Puebla because it combines different architectural design techniques that it integrates: talavera, glass and baroque decorative art. Take guided tours and teach courses and workshops.
Site Museum of the Archaeological Zone of Tepapayeca
What is it about? ... The site is located to the north of the current town, it is made up of several foundations, most of these are born under the current houses. The archaeological zone is a very small portion, since it is limited to the remains of a pyramidal basement and four minor buildings.

Puebla Automobile Museum
What is it about? ... The public can appreciate from the horse-drawn carriage (horseless carriages) to the most modern car driven by an internal combustion engine. Collectors who share the same passion have been given the task of collecting several pieces of collection to display and display them to the public.
Eagle Knight House Museum
What is it about? ... It has six rooms on the first floor where the "Omar Jiménez Collection" is located, which adds a total of 2,321 pre-Hispanic, colonial and historical pieces. Another very important place to know within the enclosure is the restoration laboratory, it is open to the public so that they can learn about the conservation process that each of the pieces requires before being exhibited.
Juan de la Granja Regional Museum of Telecommunications
What is it about? ... It is located where the first telegraphic communication was in our country, in the year 1851. It has the materials, elements, information and equipment necessary to discover the development of telephony, radiocommunication, radiotelephony, television and satellite communication in Mexico in addition to the gallery of honor which shows biographies of important scientists of the media, such as like Samuel Morse, José María Ampere, Thomas Alba Edison and Juan de la Granja who introduced the telegraph to Mexico.
Museum House of the Puppet Mexican Marionettes
What is it about? ... You will find pieces from the Rosete Aranda Espinal collection and the Guiñol Época de Oro collection, belonging to the National Institute of Fine Arts, as well as a versatile room where temporary exhibitions and puppet shows are held.
Regional Museum of Tepexi
What is it about?... This museum contains the conjunction of the cultural heritage of 14 municipalities, which exhibit part of their artistic and patrimonial expressions, the most important of them due to its number of pieces is the archaeological one that exhibits pieces of thin orange clay, a sumptuous property traded by the Teotihuacanos.

Museums Of history

Industrial Museum of Metepec
What is it about? ... It is a project of the Benemerita Autonomous University of Puebla that aims; conservation, research and dissemination of industrial, cultural and natural heritage.
Community Museum of Zapata of the Plan of Ayala
What is it about? ... The museum was opened as a tribute to the historic fact of the signing of the Plan de Ayala by Emiliano Zapata, where they keep the table and the trunk where he sat, as well as some musical instruments, rifles and photographic reproductions.
Xipixtla Community Museum
What is it? ... It aims to preserve and disseminate the Mixtec culture and the archaeological and paleontological heritage of the region.
Historical Museum of Non-Intervention, Fort of Loreto
What is it about? ... The venue has stood out for spreading Mexican nationalism, identity and pride. It contains a collection of 19th-century historical objects, weapons, flags, documents, oil paintings, personal articles and military clothing.
Regional Museum of the Mexican Revolution, House of the Serdan Brothers
What is it about? ... It allows the visitors to know the initial facts of the Maderista Revolution that overthrew Porfirio Diaz. The collection of the museum is composed of documents, photographs, weapons and objects alluding to November 18, 1910, ranging from the Porfiriato to the Constitutionalism.
Interactive Museum May 5
What is it about? ... In this museum, visitors get to know in an entertaining way the facts developed in the Fuertes Area, as it was the Battle of May 5.
Fort of Guadalupe
What is it about? ... In it, it narrates in an interactive way the victory of the Mexican army over the French army, considered at that time as the best in the world, and describes the history of the building, from the hermitage of San Cristóbal built in the s. XVI, until its fortification, that integrated the chapel of Guadalupe, the atrium and the fort.
Museum of Evangelization Former Convent of San Miguel Arcángel
What is it about? ... The Museum of Evangelization was inaugurated in 1981, in a former Franciscan convent from the 16th century and in June 1985 it was reopened on the occasion of a new museology. The permanent exhibition consists of baptismal fonts, altarpieces, paintings, textiles and objects used in Catholic ceremonies.
Museum of the Three Juanes
What is it about? ... You can see objects of the French intervention that the country suffered in the mid-nineteenth century, specifically the Heroic Battle of May 5, 1862. In addition, the portraits of the main Mexican actors of this War fought against Europeans.
Casa Carranza Museum
What is it? ... Located in the Historical Center of Xicotepec dedicated to Don Venustiano Carranza, the first exhibition hall it has 30 pieces between photographs and official documents.
Watchmaking Museum Alberto Olvera Hernandez
What is it about? ... It displays a series of time-measuring objects (originals and replicas), which tell the story; as well as the evolution of the clock in the humanity. Among the pieces mentioned are devices used 2000 years before Christ, fire watches.

Gilberto Bosques Saldivar Museum
What is it about? ... Museum whose purpose is to rescue the memory and the work of the ambassador Gilberto Bosques Saldívar. This space preserves the testimonies of the remarkable and tireless work that he carried out in the various fields in which he performed.
Local Museum of Evangelization Former Franciscan Convent of San Miguel Huejotzingo
What is it about? ... The permanent exhibition is composed of baptismal piles, altarpieces, paintings, textiles and objects used in Catholic ceremonies.
San Jose Maria de Yermo and Parres Museum
What is it about? ... Its objective is to make known the life and work of San Jose Maria de Yermo and Parres, who dedicated his life to helping the most needy especially women, both the State of Puebla and other latitudes.
National Museum of the Mexican Railroads
What is it about? ... All kinds of locomotives, passenger cars, work equipment, furniture, accessories, tools, documents, photographs, maps and other equipment typical of the railroad world are exhibited.
Museum of the Mexican Army and Air Force
What is it about? ... It presents pieces of high value to make known to the public the role of these institutions throughout history. It exposes before the visitors a tour of military history, from pre-Hispanic times to the present.
San Pedro Art Museum
What is it about? ... It has an important collection of 19th century New Spain pictorial, with authors of great prestige, such as Miguel Jerónimo de Zendejas, Vicente Manuel de Talavera, Luis Berrueco, Gaspar Conrado and Cristóbal de Villapando, among others; as well as reproductions of bumps that recreate the traditional hospital pharmacy and medical instruments.
House of the Dean Museum
What is it about? ... It is a magnificent example of what some of the mansions were in the first century of life in the City of Puebla. You can also admire the facade, completely smooth to highlight the cover that artistically corresponds to the Renaissance style, as it fully respects the tradition inherited from Greeks and Romans.
Hidromineral Museum of Peñafiel
What is it about? ... A museum dedicated to the history of the spring, the mineral properties of its waters, the processes of exploitation and benefit of the same.
Maria Dolores Posadas Olayo
What is it about? ... In this museum is exhibited the work of lolita as they affectionately called their friends and students, was born in Tetela de Ocampo in the year 1898 and passed away on May 6, 1982. His father Don Jose Maria Posadas Olayo and her mother Doña Trinidad Lopez Fuentes.
Juan Francisco Lucas Community Museum
What is it about? Summarizes in its three rooms the heroic struggle of the Cuatecomac Indians. The collection has documents coming from the Battle of May 5 as; remains of Austrian soldiers fallen in this region, guns and guns.

Source: Cultural Information System, 2017.

Tepexi El Viejo Tepexi de Rodríguez

ADDRESS

Highway to Tepeaca 150 CP 74690, Tepexi de Rodríguez, Puebla.

PHONE

(222) 235 14 78
(222) 235 40 56

SCHEDULE

On Monday to Sundays from 9 to 18 hrs.

COSTS

Free entry.

Teteles de Santo NombreTecamachalco

ADDRESS

Tlacotepec of Benito Juárez, CP 75689 Puebla

PHONE

55 34 84 41 17
(223) 235 40 56

SCHEDULE

On Tuesday to Sundays from 9 to 17 hrs.

COSTS

Free entry.

CantonaTepeaca

ADDRESS

Carr. Tepeyahualco-Xonacatlan, miles 5. Between the municipalities of Tepeyahualco and Cuyoaco CP 73990, Tepeyahualco, Puebla.

PHONE

276 111 67 58
222 192 93 50
276 107 10 50

SCHEDULE

On Tuesday to Sundays from 10 to 17 hrs.

COSTS

Admission: $90 pesos. Free admission on Sundays (for Mexicans).

The Cerrtitos of Saint Cristobal TepatlaxcoSan Martín Texmelucan

ADDRESS

Carr. Federal Mexico Puebla, miles 1 CP 74120, St Martin Texmelucan of Labastida, Puebla.

PHONE

(222) 213 73 90 ext. 298033

SCHEDULE

On Wednesday to Sundays from 9 to 17 hrs.

COSTS

Free entry.

YohualichanZacapoaxtla

ADDRESS

129 Federal Highway to Cuetzalán, CP 73560, Cuetzalán del Progreso, Puebla.

PHONE

(222) 235 14 78
(222) 235 40 56

SCHEDULE

On Monday to Sundays from 9 to 18 hrs.

COSTS

Admission: $145 pesos. Mexican citizens and foreign residents in Mexico: $80 pesos.

CholulaSan Andrés Cholula

ADDRESS

Morelos Ave. at 8 Norte, Historic District, CP 72760, San Andrés Cholula, Puebla.

PHONE

(222) 247 90 81
(222) 235 14 78

SCHEDULE

On Wednesday to Sundays from 9 to 17 hrs.

COSTS

General admission: $85 pesos.

TepapayecaTlapanalá

ADDRESS

José María Morelos y Pavón S/N, Centro, CP 74540 Tlapanalá, Pue.

PHONE

223 235 1478
222 213 7390
222 235 9421

SCHEDULE

On Tuesday to Sundays from 9 to 18 hrs.

COSTS

Free entry

Tehuacan El ViejoTehuacán

ADDRESS

It is located in the Auxiliary Meeting of San Diego Chalma, leaves of the center of the city and East follows to the east for the Agreed Independence, to 4 miles of the center of the city of Tehuacan.

SCHEDULE

On Monday to Sundays from 9 to 18 hrs.

COSTS

Free entry.

PUEBLAIN NUMBERS

Economy

Gross Domestic Product, 2024.

COMPARATIVE OF PUEBLA'S ECONOMY WITH OTHER AVERACE SIZED COUNTRIES. (BILLION DOLLARS)

Source: IMF GDP 2024, World Bank, INEGI GDP, 2024.

Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT (GDP) IN PUEBLA MILLIONS OF PESOS.

Source: IMF GDP 2024, World Bank, INEGI GDP, 2024.

3.5%of the National GDP

10th Place in the country

16,149.3Million of dollars during 2024.

Economic growth

1.7%Puebla

1.3%Mexico

1.2%France

1.1%Italy

0.9%Germany

AVERAGE ECONOMIC GROWTH. 2014-2024.

Source: INEGI, Sistema de Cuentas Nacionales 2024 (System of national accounts.2024), World Bank, 2024.

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT (FDI) IN PUEBLA BILLION DOLLARS.

Source: SE, FDI flows to México, 2025_Q4.

In 2025, Puebla registered an FDI of 453.4 million dollars.Ranked 12th in national FDI inflowsJanuary-December 2025

Puebla ranks twelfth nationwide in FDI inflows.January-December 2025

Unemployed population

117,0822021

82,2472022

79,1142023

68,7622024

60,9752025

UNEMPLOYED POPULATION IN THE STATE OF PUEBLA, 2025.

Source: INEGI, ENOE, Q4_2025.

410 thousand 693economical units

394,812Micro enterprises

1,497,284Employed population

13,293Small enterprises

422,013Employed population

2,208Medium companies

203,920Employed population

380Big Companies

150,810Employed population

Sourse: INEGI, DENUE may-2026; ENOE Q1_2026.

Foreign Trade

4,870 millions dollarsBalance of the Trade balance in 2025.

18,392 millions dollarsValue of the exports in 2025.

13,522 millions dollarsValue of the imports in 2025.

Source: Data México, January-February 2025.

USA 49.7%

Germany 15.1%

Canada 7.1%

China 6.4%

Brazil 2.6%

Source: Data México, January-February 2025.

Hungary 2.2%

India 1.9%

Korea 1.9%

Demography and Territory

Urbanmore important in the country

Ruralmore important in the country

4ta. Metropolitan areamore important in the country

Source: INEGI, ENOE 2025.

6.6 Million inhabitantsFifth State with major population.

311 inhabitants per miles2 8th State with greater population density.

21.28 miles2 of territory 21st biggest State.

0.6 % population growth16th State with highest growth.

Demographic Bonus in Puebla

POPULATION PUEBLA 2015

POPULATION PUEBLA 2020

POPULATION PUEBLA 2025

POPULATION PUEBLA 2030

Source: CONAPO; INEGI, ENOE Q4_2025.

Education

346 universitiesthe third state with the biggest number of Universities and Technological institutes.

7 of 50 top universities in the Mexican Republicof the Mexican Republic:

358,706 students Annual enrollment 2024-2025

3° national place Number of students enrolled

28 years oldAverage age

Security

A Safe State

Professionalism

In 2025, Puebla registered an FDI of 453.4 million dollars.
Ranked 12th in national FDI inflowsJanuary-December 2025

410 thousand 693
economical units

311 inhabitants per miles² 8th State with greater population density.

21.28 miles² of territory 21st biggest State.