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Puebla is located east of Mexico City and is the capital of the state of Puebla in Mexico. It serves as the commercial, industrial, and agricultural center of the central region of the state. Founded in 1531, the city has a strategic significance in history. Despite not being very large in size, it is a gathering place for numerous historical sites and has rich tourism resources.
Puebla boasts over 5,000 historical buildings, and the historical and cultural value of these buildings is a major reason why the old town area has been listed as a World Heritage Site. These buildings showcase both Baroque and Renaissance styles, presenting the beauty of architecture in full. The historical center of the city is composed of ancient churches, long-standing monasteries, and luxurious mansions, mostly built with stone and brick. The most famous church is the Puebla Cathedral. Puebla also has many museums, with the Santa Rosa Museum housing precious 16th-century art tiles called Talavera tiles, featuring colorful patterns and portraits. The Amparo Museum is one of Mexico’s most important historical museums, with its permanent collection mainly focusing on Mexico’s history and development from ancient times to the present.
**Puebla**
Must-visit reasons: The capital of the state of Puebla, Mexico
Continent: North America
Country: Mexico
State: Puebla
City: Puebla
