Guadalupe Fort Museum

Closed for many months (covid), but now open again. The building inside the curtain walls was a church - the original roof is gone and only parts of the walls remain. A model (see attached photo) shows what it used to look like - it had two church towers; these were deliberately demolished by Zaragosa before the battle of Puebla (May 5, 1862). Fuerte de Guadalupe is a nice spot even if you don't go in - slightly higher mirador than Loreto. Open daily except Sunday and Monday - 65 pesos.

Such a beautiful places. Amazing amazing experience. 100% I will be back to Puebla.

It is interesting to walk around outside, nicer than Loreta Fort for that, but the museum is smaller as much of the interior is closed and everything is in Spanish whereas Loreta is English and Spanish for most things.

Important place in history small but beautiful museum, the workers are great and explain you with patience

I can't recommend this museum unless you speak Spanish. It only includes old portrait and press articles. All comments are in Spanish. The view from the fort over the city are nice but the same are available from just outside the museum.

Nothing interesting

Awesome, take an Uber or Taxi to the top and then go down by walking, very beautiful views

Closed due to Covid-19