Architectural Heritage of Puebla
*Historical Monuments*
1. *Puebla Cathedral*: Built between 1575 and 1690, example of colonial architecture.
2. *San Francisco Temple*: One of the oldest in Mexico (1535).
3. *Government Palace*: 18th century colonial building.
4. *House of Culture*: Old colonial house converted into a cultural center.
5. *Barrio de los Ángeles*: Historic area with colonial architecture.
*Colonial Buildings*
1. *Convent of San Gabriel Archangel* (1533)
2. *Company Church* (1584)
3. *Municipal Palace* (1531)
4. *House of the Dolls* (1590)
5. *El Parián Handicraft Market* (1777)
*Modern Architecture*
1. *University Cultural Complex*: Cultural and educational space.
2. *Museo Amparo*: Modern design and artistic collections.
3. *Palafoxian Library*: Modern reconstruction with advanced technology.
4. *Convention Center*: Space for events and exhibitions.
5. *Ecological Park*: Green area with recreational infrastructure.
*Archaeological Sites*
1. *Cholula*: Largest pyramid in the world.
2. *Tlaxcala*: Pre-Hispanic archaeological site.
3. *Cacaxtla*: Archaeological site with mural paintings.
4. *Tepexi el Viejo*: pre-Hispanic archaeological site.
5. *Cuexomate*: Pre-Hispanic archaeological site.
*Pretal Property Protection*
1. *UNESCO*: Puebla is a Cultural Heritage of Humanity (1987).
2. *National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH)*: Protects cultural heritage.
3. *Government of the State of Puebla*: Promotes culture and tourism.
4. *Federal Law on Monuments and Archaeological Areas*.
*Sources*
1. "Puebla: Tourist Guide" (Secretariat of Tourism of Mexico)
2. "Architectural Heritage of Puebla" (INAH)
3. "Puebla: Heritage City" (Government of the State of Puebla)
4. "Colonial Architecture in Puebla" (Autonomous University of Puebla)
5. "Archaeological Sites of Puebla" (INAH)
