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Built and decorated during the late 1600s and early 1700s in the Baroque style. Extremely lavishly decorated outside and inside.
Church of San Francisco Acatepec is a colonial religious building, characteristic of the Mexican Baroque architecture, especially recognized for its facade of Talavera mosaics combined with red brick. It is located in the town of San Francisco Acatepec in San Andrés Cholula, Metropolitan area of Puebla, in the state of Puebla, Mexico, and it was one of the first churches founded in the region.
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Built and decorated during the late 1600s and early 1700s in the Baroque style. Extremely lavishly decorated outside and inside. It has much more noticeable syncretic elements from pre-Hispanic culture. Photography is not allowed inside. The top of one of the bell towers fell during the 2017 earthquake, and has not been repaired. This is why access is restricted inside as well.
The world's smallest volcano (now extinct) is in Puebla, in the suburb of La Libertad. You can go deep inside the volcano. Next to it is an indoor market with stalls offering prepared food.
National Museum of Mexican Railroads
One of the largest train museums in North America with a great location in an historic train station. Lots of locomotives and rolling stock. Many of the railway cars are open for tourists to enter. Most signage is in Spanish only.