Exploring The Historic City Of Puebla, Mexico! What did it Cost to Visit?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
- Join us on a vibrant journey through Puebla, Mexico! Explore the local cuisine, marvel at the stunning architecture, and wander through bustling markets. Don't miss the kaleidoscope of brightly colored buildings and the mysterious underground tunnels. We will also include our cost breakdown for the week we spent here.
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Really enjoying my “armchair travels“ with you guys - taking notes for future Mexico itineraries, and I love how colorful it is everywhere! Growing up in Europe, my parents taught me to enjoy the local “flair” instead of just rushing around to see everything on a tourist checklist. So although you said 3 days are sufficient in Puebla, spending a few extra days just to relax and wander around is a great idea (if you have the time). Thank you for yet another fun and helpful video.
We agree with your parents. As a tourist, 3 days is enough time, but enjoying the moment takes a few extra. Thank you for watching and commenting!! 😊
I was planning to go to Oaxaca or Mexico in late March next year. Now you have my wheels spinning. I didn't realize from Oaxaca to Puebla to Mexico City was so close. I would have about a week and a half, so I might fly into Oaxaca and then fly out of Mexico City! Definitely something to think about!
We started in Oaxaca and took buses to Puebla and Mexico City. It was 5 hours to Puebla and only 2 to Mexico City. 😊
@@BrianandCarrie which bus company need y’all use?
It was Ado. We will have a video of our bus experience next month.
@@BrianandCarrie That isn't bad at all!
@BrianandCarrie Look forward to seeing your Ado adventure. I have used Ado from Cancun to Playa Del Carmen, and it was a great experience.
The trying of the treats at breakfast with the small bottle: Carrie: "Do you want to try this?" Brian: Shrugs and looks at the camera with an "Of course" look. Then earlier on cookies Carrie: "It tastes like a Christmas sugar cookie". Brian with zero hesitation "I love sugar cookies!" Too funny. As always so very informative. You are so well connected and interact so well. We can all learn from you two being together. Thanks guys!
Sugar cookies for breakfast is always a good idea!! 🤣Thank you, Robert for the kind words! 😊
So happy you went to Puebla. One of my favorite cities that we really enjoy coming back to.
We really enjoyed Puebla. Plenty to do and see, the food and street markets kept us busy. Thank you for watching, Anthony! 😊
Mexican cities are like European cities in the sense that their history goes so far back and there are so many interesting urban layers. Those city tunnels are truly fascinating!
That is a good observation! We are loving the everything about Mexico!
My spouse and I have visited Puebla twice. It is close enough to Mexico City that one can easily do an overnight (or more). You guys did a great job highlighting what makes the place so enticing. We didn’t stop there in our recent two months slow travel through Mexico and your video made me sentimentally smile in appreciation of the good times we have had there.
Thank you, Jim! We are having a great time. We may be back next year!!
I love Puebla! It's an underappreciated gem (and the home of Cinco de Mayo). Those rolled tacos are Tacos al Arabe, originally influenced by the Middle East. I was there earlier this year (got Camotes for my grandkids) and plan to go back next year for a few months to work on my Spanish (there are a couple of excellent Spanish schools there). The climate there is generally nice year round and it's only a 2 hour bus ride from the Mexico City airport. Glad you got to go and appreciated the video.
We had a great time and understand why you are going back! Thank you for watching! 😊
Great tour of city of Puebla, I really must go, great video. thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching!! 😁
Thank you for your videos. We look forward to following in your footsteps and hopefully meeting up with you sometime. I love that you answer everyone's questions. It is so helpful and encouraging. Happy Travels!!😊
We would love to meet up someday, Stacey. Hopefully we will someday be in the same place at the same time!! Safe travels!! 😊❤️
Great seeing you two out having local experiences. Thank you❤
Thank you for watching!! ❤️
Thank you for coming. I hope you enjoy your time here.
We are having an amazing time, Ana! ❤️
@@BrianandCarrie Happy to hear that. You're a lovely couple. May you bring lots of good memories.
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If/when you visit Cholula, there’s a nice jazz club called Jazzatlan. Great cocktails and entertainment, pretty good food too!
Thank you for the tip!! We did make our way to Cholula but missed the Jazzatlan. 😔
I was just about to guess it was eggnog liqueur you both sampled! Or, at least tasted like it. Yum! The city of Puebla is absolutely beautiful! It reminds me of Europe! Thanks for a lovely tour of this historical place!
Thank you for watching!! 😁❤️
Love this episode ❤❤
Thank you, Elaine!
Thanks team. Loving the new format. Cheers
Thank you, Andrea! ❤️
Love how yall were sitting on the sidewalk munching out. Cute.
Thank you!! 😁❤️
It would be unforgivable not to visit the forts of Loreto and Guadalupe where the battle of May 5, 1862 against the French army took place.
Thank you for the tip, Daniel!
Always enjoy your videos! Lots of good info and your informal style is very appealing. Thanks so much!
Thank you, Gilbert!! 😊
Great video. I've lived in Mexico, Guatemala and Colombia over past 7 years. Take a look into visiiting the Sumidero Canyon outside of Tuxla, Gutierrez. It's the most amazing spot in the country. You can get cheap flights from Mexico CIty or Guadalajara with Viva. Stay in San Cristobol then Comitan. Visit "El Chilflon" outside of Comitan (one of the most beatiful waterfalls in the Americas). Slow pace it to Merida. Have a great time.
Thank you, Paul! We are learning that we will scratch the surface of places to visit in Mexico. We will have to do a return trip or two!
Thank you for mentioning the accessibility in places.
Of course!! Thank you for watching!! 😊
I am glad you're having a good time in Puebla,looking forward to seeing your upcoming video from Cholula(it's believed that only in Cholula,there are 365 churches which means,you can visit a different one every day for the whole year ,cheers!
We did not know that!! Great trivia question!! 😁 Thank you for watching!!
great video guys thanks
Thank you!! ❤️
Binge watching the two destination videos on this semi quiet Sunday.
Love Puebla ❤️ The 14:46 Chile enogada... yummy. The museums and galleries hours of of entertainment. 😮 The architecture is just incredible. Plus all those restaurants, cafés, semi hidden inside those beautiful buildings down the side streets. 😊👍
Getting ready for the hurricane 🌀 🤪 as long as Waffle house doesn't close we should be ok.😅OK.
Ugh!! My daughter lives in St Pete!! They have a short-term rental in Tennessee, so they are heading north! We appreciate your continued support!! BE SAFE!!!
The “ll” in Spanish has y sound calle (kiyeah) Spanish dict app gives pronunciation and easy to use. If in doubt check it out.
Thank you!! 😊
Zócalo
Spanish with Qroo Paul Spanish master class lesson 1 on TH-cam is a good place to get some basics quick
Sure hope y’all don’t skip Mexico City, especially the La Condesa neighborhood. Such a cool vibe.
We are currently in Mexico City and enjoying Condese!! 😁
I was in Puebla for Cinco de Mayo, the only place in Mexico that Ci😢nco de Mayo is recognized. That park above the tunnels is incerdible. The oldest library is so fascinating, so old.
Yes, we always thought Cinco de Mayo was Mexican Independence Day! The things we learn when we travel!! 😊
Fun following your itinerary! (even though our next year and probably 2026 too don't yet include Mexico)
We appreciate that you are watching!! 😁 Thank you!!
I ❤️ Mexico. So great that you’re showing different cities and cultures. Too many Yankees go only for the beaches (also beautiful, of course.)
We may be those Yankees next spring, Joyce! 🤣 We are very much enjoying Central Mexico and glad we decided to skip the beaches for now.
Looks amazing! You’ve hit two of the cities that I’ll be staying in when I’m there. Now, if you could please just go to: San Luis Potosí,
Xalapa, Guadalajara, Mazatlan and Mazunte I won’t have to do any research at all😂 Safe travels👏🏻👍🏻✌🏻🤙🏻🍻
Well, at least we hit the two! 😁 We will be heading to Mexico City, San Migual and Merida over the next two months.
Hi guys, you must visit MIB (International Museum of Barroco) in the modern Puebla City zone you will not repent
We missed it! 😔 Thank you for posting so others won't!!
Has your travel moved from slow travel to fast travel.
Slightly...we have had some issues recently with month long rentals so decided to move about every two weeks. We will be doing a video later this year with an update on how its working for us. Thank you for watching!! 😊
Pronounce it as Caye del doolse Both Es like in Echo. Ce and Ci sound like in celebrity and circus.
The bookies are "Tortitas de Santa Clara". Csmotes are the ones that are long (sausage shape). The eggnog is called "rompope". Originally it was made by nuns.
If you had to only pick one to visit, which would it be, Oaxaca or Puebla? Thank you!
We would choose Oaxaca!!
@@BrianandCarrie thanks a ton!
Puebla looked pretty flat in your videos. What was your opinion on the ease of walking around for those with mobility issues?
Thanks for the video. Puebla looks like a great place to visit.
Puebla is very easy to walk around. Everything is relatively close, and the sidewalks are well maintained. You won't have any problems. 😊
@@BrianandCarrie I love how you include solo travelers and travelers with physical issues. Thanks for all you do.
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Lots of shots of prices show $ - was this MXN ??? eg $85 (actually MXN 85 = USD 4.35?
YOu're both looking well. Take care
All our prices are in USD.
Thank you!! 🙂
I thought you were staying in Oaxaca (City?/State?) for 2.5 months? Did you change your plans?
We will be in Mexico for 2.5 months. We started in Oaxaca and finish in Merida. 😊
Thanks for curing me of any guilt I might have had sitting down for my first meal of the day: a wine-and-cheetos party! I wonder if you've ever thought of being art buyers and selling them to a store somewhere near your home... that could be a fun way to supplement your income maybe? Really enjoyed the video:)
We see things all the time that we wish we could buy. We just don't have any way of getting anything back to our hometown. It is a great idea!!
How did you get from Oaxaca to Pueblo?
We took a bus. We will be doing a video next month on how that works and how it went.
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Carrie, you are looking like a Golden Goddess!