Museo De Arte Religioso De Cuautinchán

This place is very beautiful, because of the tremor of last year there are some damaged parts and you can not enter some sections but the museum part is small but it is good there are a couple of showcases with fossils and information of the indigenous people who lived in the area , I liked that the place is not super renovated so it is rustic and looks original, so to be 50min from the care of people is recommended to come visit.

An excellent place, a Franciscan convent that preserves an excellent 16th century altarpiece, preserves original engravings

It is a rather archaeological site, although the building is an old convent. Within its construction albetga, even, bone pieces of prehistoric animals. You can walk almost all the facilities, from the roof you can see the bell towers and you have a good panoramic view. This town is located southeast of the city of Puebla, leaving by the road that takes you to Africam. Visit it, there is a museum of the site. It's interesting

In a relatively small space you will find religious art, pre-Hispanic vestiges, and very good regional gastronomy. Lack of more signage and information as well as dissemination of the place

A marvel