Puebla medical tourism guide and specialists

Puebla was founded by the Spanish and was one of the most important cities in Mexico during Spanish rule. Currently, the city continues to grow economically and has been recognized as a Cultural Heritage of Humanity by the UNESCO due to its history, cultural wealth, architecture, and gastronomy.

Gastronomy in Puebla is internationally recognized for its Mexican, Spanish, French, and Arabic cuisine influence, resulting in a mestizo cuisine where dishes like Chiles en Nogada, Mole Poblano, Cemita Poblana, and Molotes are full of traditions and flavors of each area of Puebla.

Historically, this city has been the scene of multiple battles, being the Battle of Puebla the most memorable. Each, Cinco de Mayo, the battle is re-enacted by the Mexican military, accompanied by military and civilian parades.

Is estimated that there are approximately 365 catholic churches and that they are among the most stunning churches and chapels in Mexico. The most visited and recommended are The Templo de Santo Domingo, Basilica Catedral de Puebla, Iglesia de los Remedios, and the Templo San Marcos.

You can pay with US dollars, Credit/Debit cards on most restaurants and establishments. If you pay with cash the exchange rate will be lower, it’s better to visit a foreign exchange agency, a bank or an ATM to turn your currency into Mexican pesos.

In case of emergency, lost passport or general assistance to citizens traveling in Mexico please contact the proper embassy or consulate.

Paseo de la Reforma 305 Colonia Cuauhtemoc 06500 Mexico, D.F.

Schiller 529, Col. Bosque de Chapultepec (Polanco) Del. Miguel Hidalgo 11580 Ciudad de Mexico, D.F. Mexico