The Cathedral of Puebla church finished in 1649, is considered the most famous baroque cathedral from its time and treasure magnificent religious work made of different materials as onix, iron, talavera and wood. The paintings, scultures, altars, inner chapels, organs and chandeliers shows you a outstanding mexican church with a lot of national history and good example of the faith of Puebla's inhabitants.

The House of the Cathedral's Dean was finished in 1580. It was the house of the Dean of the Puebla Cathedral Church, Don Tomas de la Plaza, and is considered the oldest civil house in Puebla. Besides it historical Renassance styled facade the house indoors have the oldest Renaissance paintings in all the Americas. They are located in the only two preserved rooms of the original building. One room has the sibyllas meaning prophetess. The earlier oracular seeresses known as the sibyls of antiquity. It's an allegory to the Old Testament. The second room represents the Triumphs, a Petrarca's work to express his love for Laura.

The Alfenique house was built 1791 for a wealthy ironworker who wanted to please his fiance who love sweets. The name Alfenique means sugar paste and this is the name given to the building because it stucco decoration in white color and red bricks walls.

The house is a Puebla City History Museum and it is well preserved. At the third level you will find lovely family rooms plus a beautiful famili chapel and poblano kitchen.