Puebla

The foundation of Puebla is linked to a dream of Bishop Julián Garcés, who saw angels tracing out the city.

Puebla's original name was Puebla de los Ángeles, which reflects its divine founding legend.

Cuexcomate, often mistaken for the smallest volcano in the world, is actually an inactive geyser.

The Biblioteca Palafoxiana, established in 1646, is recognized as the first public library in the Americas.

The famous mole poblano dish is said to have been created by nuns in Puebla who had to impress an archbishop with limited ingredients.