Please be kind and read my entire profile, it might be useful for your trip, and if you think I we are your best option please send a request with the name of our dog :) I am an entrepreneur living in Cholula, Puebla, Mexico with my boyfriend Andrés. We both studied Industrial Design and I currently run a handcrafted jewelry company called Echando Flores www.echanfoflores.com I love to be a tourist in my own place, so I can show you all my favorite places. 💕 I live with my boyfriend and I am not on couchsurfing to flirt. We do prefer to host women or a couple. I can show you the city around. I can host you after I consider it whit my boyfriend. I am usually bussy on weekdays and get home late at night, but I will try to make some space to, at least, give you tips and advice. There is so much to do in this beautiful city and also you must visit Cholula, a little town 40 minutes from downtown. Here are some of my recomendations to do in Puebla, you cannot do much in one day. I think two days at least you have to consider. The places you have to visit -Zócalo -El Parián -El barrio del artista -El callejón de los Sapos -El mercado de sabores -Los Fuertes de loreto y guadalupe You have to eat: -Chalupas at El Parian -Mole poblano -Cemitas at El Carmen -Tacos placeros -Molotes -Churros -Chanclas -Tacos árabes and al pastor. -Elotes and esquites. Tostiesquites if you feeling risky. -Chilaquiles -Flautas -Torta de tamal -Sushi (just keeding) I also know good veggie places and meals 🌱☺️ And drink: -Mezcal -Pulque -Chocolate Oaxaca -Manzanita Zacatlán Puebla is a Colonial city with a lot of history, there are many museums in the city but I think these are the best: -Museo Amparo ($40 (totally worth it)free on sunday and monday) -Muse Internacional del Barroco ($50) -Museo José Luis Bello y Zetina (free) -Capilla de arte de la UDLA (free) -Museo del tecnológico de Monterrey (free) -Galería de arte del Palacio Municipal (free sometimes) -Museo del ferrocarril -Museo de las artesanías (free) -Museo regional de Puebla ($40) Coffe shops and restaurants we like: If you want to visit parks and walking or outdoor activity: -Parque Metropolitano (My favorite one) -Parque de Los fuertes de Loreto y Guadalupe (giant and beautiful with a view) -Parque del niño poblano -Parque Ecológico I also know very good ramen places, hamburgers, tacos, you name it, I love food haha. If you are in party mood Puebla is not your best option. Cholula is where all the bars, clubs and pubs are: -Licorería San pedrito (mexican pulque, all the flavors you can imagine) -Jazzatlan (Live jazz music club) -Xolo (tacos and coctaiks) 👌🏼 -Container city (clubs, bars, etc) -Cus cus (nice restaurant and coctails) -Ocho30 (super cool and delicious restaurant) -La berenjena (pizza) -Karma bagels -Mostovoi (European bread) This is a good guide from town where I get most of my recommendations: https://guiaoca.mx/ If you want to visit small towns nearby: -Cholula (20 min) -Castillo de Chautla (40 min) -Atlixco de las Flores (40 min) -Cuetzalan (2 hrs) -Zacatlán Puebla (2 hrs) My sisters profile If you wanna check out Zacatlán: https://www.couchsurfing.com/people/alejandra-ortega-1 Some hostels in case I can't host you: -Gente de más hostal https://www.facebook.com/hostelgentedemas/?fref=ts -Hostal Leonora https://www.facebook.com/leonorahostal/?ref=ts&fref=ts - Hostal la Poblana https://www.google.com.mx/maps/uv?hl=es-419&pb=!1s0x85cfc7d3178f9fe1:0x5e4182b1a056a72f!2m13!2m2!1i80!2i80!3m1!2i20!16m7!1b1!2m2!1m1!1e1!2m2!1m1!1e3!3m1!7e115!4shttp://www.booking.com/hotel/mx/hostal-casona-puebla.html?aid%3D391687;utm_source%3Dseogooglelocal;utm_medium%3Dphotomain;utm_term%3Dhotel-345000;utm_campaign%3Dda!5shostal+la+poblana+16+de+septiembre+-+Buscar+con+Google&imagekey=!1e1!2shttp://bstatic.com/images/hotel/org/576/57604368.jpg&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjtydPXxqvQAhViwVQKHbHeAyQQoioIdDAK If your are planning a long trip all over México (you should) these are little towns all across the country you can visit. Some hidden places not so touristy yet you'll love for sure: www.pueblosmexico.com.mx/ Also if you here you can buy tickets to go through south México at the cheapest price (one day in avance center to south Mexico): https://www.ado.com.mx/ado2/#/ There are also shared ride programs like Blablacar. And if you are planning to be in México more than a month you should better get a SIM card so you don't have to struggle finding internet. If you will be our guest, and you are thinking about bringing a present as a symbol of gratitude, you should know that I like collecting maps of cities of the world as amulet to visit the cities and have some knowledge before going through them. I would appreciate if you brought me one. So, have fun, use sunscreen, comfy shoes and and umbrella just in case.