Los secretos de Puebla

The tunnels are interesting, but there’s little info ahead of time how far you have to go (above ground) to get to all the different tunnel entrances. You’re on your own to locate them and they aren’t well marked. Still, a fun time and the tunnels do open to nice scenic areas. The guard we met at one location was super friendly and helpful (Alfonso, I think). All signage is in Spanish only.

Very unique place and great history lesson of Puebla.

The tunnel is very short and smelly. Don’t go, it even has ticket for 25 peso.

An interesting place with a few buts and a nice view. As a historical place it is interesting although only the lower part of the bridge can be seen and the museum has information about the foundation and the beginnings of the city. Yes, the tour is short. The view from the terrace is beautiful and here is the first part of a good route that culminates in the area of ​​the forts. Add that with the same ticket you have access to the tunnels.

I really liked it, hopefully continue with the rescue project of the tunnels. It would be great to visit them and go out in churches or other types of buildings.