Just a short walk from the zócalo, Hotel Centenario has 31 salmon-pink, clean and spacious rooms with black-out curtains, crisp white sheets and modernized bathrooms. The staff are helpful and there’s an attached restaurant with good set-menu lunches (M$65, Monday to Saturday).
Hotel Centenario
East of Mexico City
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Puebla’s impressive cathedral, which appeared on Mexico’s M$500 bill until 2019, occupies the entire block south of the zócalo. Its architecture is a…
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Museo Internacional del Barroco
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Santuario de la Virgen de Ocotlán
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A branch of the museum that holds interesting temporary exhibits and a good permanent collection of contemporary Mexican art.
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3. Santuario de la Virgen de Ocotlán
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The 16th-century Palacio Municipal, a former grain storehouse, occupies the north side of the zócalo.
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