Puebla Cathedral Church

Address: Plaza de la Constitución, Centro Histórico, Puebla, Puebla, Mexico

Website: http://catedraldepuebla.mx/

Hours: Mon-Sat 9:00am-6:00pm; Sunday services as posted (check local listings)

Admission: Free general entry to cathedral; small fees apply for the tower and some sacristy or treasure tours.

Puente de Isabel II, commonly known as the Triana Bridge, is the 19th-century bridge that crosses the Guadalquivir River in Seville and links the Triana neighbourhood with the historic city centre.

Completed and opened in the mid-19th century, the bridge replaced earlier wooden and pontoon crossings and provided a permanent iron structure for pedestrian and vehicular traffic.

It serves as a principal river crossing in central Seville and is a frequent viewpoint for river activity and city processions, forming a direct link between Triana and the streets of the old town.

• Main square location: Situated directly on Puebla’s main square, giving clear views of the cathedral facade and bell towers from the surrounding streets and plazas.

The cathedral occupies the central square of Puebla’s UNESCO-listed historic centre. From Puebla’s main bus terminal (CAPU), take a 10-15 minute taxi into the centro. Many city buses and taxis arrive and depart from Calle 6 Poniente and the surrounding streets; the cathedral is easily walkable from most hotels in the historic centre.

• Climb the cathedral tower for sweeping views of Puebla's tiled rooftops and the Popocatépetl silhouette on clear days.
• Visit the Chapel of Puebla's Museum (Museo de la Catedral) for baroque silverwork and the choir stalls.
• Attend Evensong or a weekday mass to hear the choir and to see the cathedral's interior lit for worship rather than tourism.