Puente de Bubas

5 Ariane Hernandez Garcia - 2 months ago

It is a little tunnel near downtown, but it is very interesting, we recommended to visit this place first and then visit Pasaje Historico del 5 de Mayo. You will have a better understanding of how was the city long time ago. Be ready for the smell, (humidity and old water)

4 Jim Baird - 4 years ago

The tunnels are interesting, but there’s little info ahead of time how far you have to go (above ground) to get to all the different tunnel entrances. You’re on your own to locate them and they aren’t well marked. Still, a fun time and the tunnels do open to nice scenic areas. The guard we met at one location was super friendly and helpful (Alfonso, I think). All signage is in Spanish only.

5 Edmundo Romero - 5 years ago

It is charming, amazing and gorgeous. This building was discovered few years ago, so it is very clean and modern. The entrance fee is $20 mexican peso, and you can access also to the "2nd side" of this tunnels, like 1 or 2 km following the "5 de mayo" avenue, to the north.

4 Pablo Ignacio Soto Mota - 3 years ago

For 20 mxn you learn a bit about the history of the city and the river that used to be around. The bridge itself (now and underground tunel) is quite dark, however the building has a terrace with a good view. To visit you need a bit more of 15min.

1 Bullit north - 4 years ago

For me it's not worth it the tunnel is like 5 yards, you do it in 2mn and not that much to see

5 Edder Nathanael Vega Frias (ENVega) - 6 years ago

Nice place to know more about Puebla, it's free but I wish they let you have access to a higher extension of the tunnel.

5 Hector - 4 years ago

The tunnel is very short but they did a great job to visit for a very low entrance fee