PARIAN

The Parian
Plazuela de San Roque Antigua was built in 1801. It is covered in the most contradictory by brick with talavera tiles very Al poblano style . It is considered as the first Craft Market City and since 1961 OCUPA facilities What was the old market called the  Parian . The Place is currently properly conditioned and refurbished , with a total of 112 places, in which the most varied handicrafts produced in different regions of the state are sold.

This place was called the "PARIAN" so named because it was forced place of the herdsmen from Veracruz, Oaxaca, La Costa Chica of Guerrero and the capital of the Colony, this market worked since 1760 until late last century when because of the appearance of the railroad it was abandoned as a center of concentration of cargo and becomes the "SQUARE BARATILLO" and lower trade chucherias arises, appearing the pulcatas, piqueras and typical fritanguerías, who so faithfully will capture as a vision of that past, the Magistral Brush Agustín Arrieta. populates the tourism parian Walking "El Parian" we find: talavera, (tableware and decorative items), textiles (regional suits, dresses, blouses, blankets, shawls, scarves, jackets, sashes and tablecloths), leather (bags, briefcases, wallets, belts and sandals ), ceramics (tableware and decorative items), pottery (pots, pans, pots, plates, cups and vases), wood (guitars, masks, batons and cassette), palm (bags, mats, folders and hats); jewelry (silver, alpaca, bluing and fantasy), copper (plates, ashtrays, trays, jugs, cups, and bracelets). So, too, are wax dolls; confetti, blown glass, paper amate Pahuatlán, the silversmith Amozoc, the prestigious poblana candy store and a lot of memories Poblanos.

Address: 6 Norte 205 

Schedule: Monday through Sunday: 10:00 to 20:00 pm

Atlixco Magic town

Atlixco Magic town

It is located 25 km from the city of Puebla, the state capital and has two major access routes: Federal Highway 190 and Highway Via modern Atlixcáyotl. Today it is a modern city with over one hundred thousand inhabitants, which has managed to harmonize its urban development with the majestic legacy of colonial architecture left by its founders (1579), and today is one of the main attractions of this town. atlixco puebla mexico magico pueblog A tour of the base is an unforgettable experience, savoring the rich ice creams and sorbets selling near there, also enter a restaurant to taste the atlixquense cured meat, guacamole, chicken broth Atlixquense or trout in its various forms. Just one block from downtown, in the market you will find handmade tortillas, outlets cecina, Tlacoyos, fresh cheeses of the region or if you are "gustoso palate" You can eat the original fried grasshoppers with salt and lemon.

Every year in September the town shows the best of their production through their regional fair, and the magic of their dances , through the " Huey Atlixcayotl " the beauty of its flowers , the varied

cuisine of the region and everything a dynamic and progressive municipality provides for the development of their state and their country. 

Atlixco is a highly recognized nationally and internationally for its variety and quality of ornamental and fruit trees farmer , as well as plants and flowers for the garden or decoration ; so you do not miss the opportunity to visit the nursery area , where you will find a place full of color and aroma paradise presented in harmony to delight residents and visitors to the city.

Artist Quarter

Artist Quarter

La Plazuela del Torno was remodeled in 1941 and retains a strong colonial style. It owes its name to the spinning wheels that ran here in antiquity. It is a picturesque corner with a Baroque fountain adorned with sculptures where you can give a great ride visiting the workshops of painters and artists working in the public eye . Occasionally , concerts and plays are performed outdoors .

It emerged in 1941 as an idea of the teacher Jose Marquez Figueroa, master class outdoor landscape in the Old Academy of Fine Arts, who comes with his students to this area. Being there I had the idea that there were different accessories , they were used as studios for artists. And so they came with the governor Gonzalo Bautista Castillo and he gave them space for alumni of the Academy. So many artists who gradually began to gather , forcing the then governor Rafael Avila Camacho to grant the square known as the lathe.

The Plazuela del Torno is a colonial promenade which integrates Baroque influences in its architecture. It consists of 45 studies. In the square is a fountain and monuments in bronze José Márquez Figueroa, oneof the main promoters of the neighborhood of the artist; Rafael Hernández and Bernardo San Cristobal, authors of the famous song "which chula es Puebla, also José Recek poblanos poets Saade and María Sánchez Robredo."
Address:
6 Norte and 6 OrienteSchedule:
Shops from 10:00 to 17:00 hrs. Restaurants and cafes, many times .

Museum Amparo

Museum Amparo

Amparo Museum to house the two ancient and important colonial buildings of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries popularly known as The Hospital, which were restored and adapted for this purpose. One was the old hospital of Our Lady and St. John Lateran founded around 1534, transformed by Bishop Juan de Palafox y Mendoza, the mid-eighteenth century, the women's college, use retained until the present century. Poblana other is a beautiful eighteenth century house, with its typical brick facade recubieta. At one time it was part of the Hospital, then was deposit Married Women, and from 1871, the family house lawyer Vicente Espinosa Bandini poblano grandfather Manuel Espinosa Yglesias philanthropist. 

The  Amparo Museum is a work that took many years to make and is part of the activities of cultural and historical order undertaken by the Amparo Foundation, created in 1979 by Don Manuel Espinosa Yglesias, in memory of his wife, Mrs. Amparo Rugarcía de Espinosa Yglesias . As part of the historic buildings are presented with a modern museology two great moments in the history of Mexico: the pre-Hispanic era with its cultural diversity and colonial and modern times, encouraging an important meeting with our roots. Prehispánica Area is divided into seven rooms which culminate in a special enclosure within which the most important pieces of our collection are on display.

How to get 

It is located in the historic center of the city of Puebla , in south lanes 2 and 9 East.

Activities

 The visitors will learn more about our Pre-Hispanic cultures and will tour the Museum reliving all those important for Mexicans times.

Address: 2 Sur No. 7087

 Hours: Wednesday to Monday 10-18 Hrs ( Closed Tuesday )

 Phone: 46-46-46 and 46-42-10

Visit Fuertes de loreto y guadalupe

Fuertes de Loreto y Guadalupe

Acueyametepec is the prehispanic name of the hill on which are located the Strong; Fort Guadalupe is in ruins, being the oldest construction, since after the Spanish conquest, the Franciscan missionaries erected a chapel that was extended to the temple and was under the patronage of San Cristobal, a name he gave the hill. Subsequently, the temple was the betlemitas parents and prominence was known as Cerro de Belem Further west another temple was erected and the invocations were changed to the Virgin of Loreto and Guadalupe.

 In 1816, these small temples were fortified by the mayor ardenés Cariaco del Llano in order to resist the insurgent forces. The buildings are of stone with lime coatings, the walls are an impressive set of masonry; indoor facilities are occupied as tinderbox. 

In 1862, the city of Puebla was the scene of a great historical event; the threat of French troops to take the city and military strategy to defend it from the Fort of Guadalupe, because in that battle actions not developed from Fort Loreto.

 In 1930 these forts were declared as property of the nation to serve the people, and the fort of Loreto became War Museum. On the centenary of the Battle of May 5, it expanded and other pieces and historical objects were placed. It is currently divided into six rooms CHAPEL next to the building has been designed to display flags and characters from Latin America and Mexican national symbols; Flag, Coat of Arms and the National Anthem. A mural master Ramirez Osorio represents the characters who took part in the War of Reform and disclosed, in small display cases, documents showing the social and economic situation that crossed Mexico at the time, and agreements with countries involved: Spain, France and England.

Museum of NO intervetion 

Hours: 

Tuesday to Sunday from 9 to 17 hours. 

Contact 

Administrative Technical Coordinator of Fort Loreto MSc. Sergio Andrade Moses Covarrubias Email: andrade89@hotmail.com Fixed Phone: 01 (222) 234-8513. Cell Phone: (044) (222) - 381-5831. 

The Museum of nonintervention "Fort of Loreto" was opened in 1972 in a fortress built in the eighteenth century and site of the battle of May 5, 1862 between the Mexican and French armies. The enclosure has been known for spreading nationalism, identity and Mexican pride. The tour starts with a view of the area flags, before entering the historic rooms with themes such as the Reformation, the history of the French invasion, intervention, participants armies in that war and General Ignacio Zaragoza, who commanded Mexican troops. In another room events related to the battle of Puebla, especially in the area of ​​the strong they are explained. 

The historical journey continues in the hall of empire and juarista opposition to it; Juarez's arrival to power, the restoration of the Republic and the formation of the nation.

 The collection consists of nineteenth-century historical objects such as weapons, flags, documents, oils, personal items and military clothing, ranging from the consummation of Independence until the restoration of the Republic. should not ignore the letters of President Benito Juarez General Ignacio Zaragoza, before and after the famous battle, as well as paintings of the generals who participated in it and military strategies employed in the defeat of the French army.

Introduction city Puebla

Introduction

The city of Puebla is a beautiful place , with its landscapes and culture that exists in this city is a great place to spend with family and friends has different activities to enjoy the most is the day many tourists from different parts. Puebla has a rich gastronomy are : Mole poblano Chile enogada , cemitas and sloops . located southeast of Mexico City and west of the port of Veracruz, on the main route between the two in central Mexico . It has different attractions like the neighborhood artist , parade May 5 , Atlixco , Cholula , the forts of Loreto , Zocalo .

I recommend you go to see theater and music events that are in this beautiful city has few parks like the ecological park you play footbol and

convivas with whomever you want.