Secrets of Puebla + Tram of Legends

Approximately 1 km of tunnels we will travel. Our guide will tell you why they exist and the legends they keep. It is believed that these tunnels can even reach the Ex-Penitentiary. It is also said that General Ignacio Zaragoza used these tunnels as a military barracks, because by design and route they could have facilitated the mobility of the troops of the Army of the East during the Battle of May 5 against the French. In the tunnel you will spend approximately 30 minutes. You will also travel the streets of Puebla aboard our "Tram of Legends". This tour combines the route in Tram of Legends of Puebla, where you will know the history of the city, legends and traditions, in addition to discovering "The Secrets of Puebla. This network of underground tunnels and bridges of the 18th century, has about 350 years of Secrets kept underground of the Historic Center of Puebla. We started boarding the Tram of Legends in the Zócalo de Puebla. On this tour you will travel the streets of Puebla while we tell you the history, traditions and legends of Puebla. We will be passing through the Callejón de los Sapos, Convention Center, Paseo de San Francisco and the Old Neighborhoods of Puebla: Analco, El Alto and Xanenetla. It is at this last point where we will make a stop to start the underground route. In Xanenetla it is also known as "The Mural City", since this neighborhood was rescued by a collective to dignify it and make it a work of art. In some of its streets, we will enter the tunnels. Upon leaving, we will go up to Mantaralla Park, just in front of the Loreto Fort where the battle against the French took place. You will have a beautiful panoramic view of the city. At this point we will return to board our tram to continue traveling Puebla: Zaragoza Road and its Mausoleum, Main Theater, Candy Street and finally return to the base.

30 Minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included

The Tunnels or Passage May 5 crosses the city and reach the famous Forts of Loreto where the Battle of May 5 took place in 1862 against the French army. From this point you can have a beautiful panoramic view of the City of Puebla and you can board the Tram again. The exit takes you to Parque la Mantarraya

10 Minutes • Admission Ticket Free

Puebla Convention Center William O. Jenkins

Convention Center that used to be a textile factory

• Admission Ticket Free

Callejon de los Sapos

Puebla's old neighborhood where antique dealers, artisans and various items meet.

• Admission Ticket Free

This Barrio Antiguo de Xanenetla has a collection of street murals that tell the story and idiosyncrasy of it. Prepared by a group of artists inspired by the stories of families. It is the entrance to the Secrets of Puebla

10 Minutes • Admission Ticket Free

Zocalo de Puebla

Main square of the City of Puebla where the tour begins and ends.

10 Minutes • Admission Ticket Free

Puebla Cathedra

Emblematic temple of Puebla. Its construction began in 1575 and is a work of the architect Francisco Becerra. Due to its magnitude and complexity, the works were interrupted several times and it was until the arrival of Bishop Juan de Palafox and Mendoza in 1640 that the works were resumed ending on April 18, 1645. However, the towers were completed 2 centuries later . Inside you will discover frescoes of great painters, their great organ, choir and altar.

• Admission Ticket Free

At this stop you will have the option of taking a ride in the Puebla Cable Car (entrance not included). From the heights you can admire the entire city framed by volcanoes.

2 Minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included

Museo de la Evolucion Puebla (Museum of Evolution Puebla)

At this stop you can visit the Museum of Evolution, the Planetarium and the Exhibitor Center. You will spend a fun day with attractions for the whole family.

2 Minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included