• Templo de San Roque - Discover the history of the first hospital for travelers, established in 1563, which later became a hospital for mentally ill patients managed by nuns. When the government separated from the Catholic Church in 1858, the hospital was transformed into a place for experimenting with new treatments on female patients. Explore the entire building, including the isolation rooms and pharmacy. Prepare to sense the presence of those who lived and passed away there.
• Barrio de Analco Puebla - Visit Ovando’s Bridge, where one of the wealthiest socialites of colonial Puebla is said to haunt the area. Numerous ghost sightings have been reported, including that of her own father.
• Puebla - Stroll to the next destination through one of the most Instagrammable streets in downtown Puebla, while learning about the stunning buildings lining the street.
• Zocalo de Puebla - Casa del que mató al animal - House of the one who killed the animal. The architecture of the house tells the legend of a mythical creature that killed the heir of the wealthiest family in Puebla. Other ghost sightings have been reported, and in October and November, a haunted house experience is offered for those brave enough to face the spirits residing here.

• Entrance fee to the haunted experience. Open Thursday to Sunday 3PM to 10:PM.

Embark on a thrilling tour of Puebla’s eerie side, revealing the city’s most haunted spots. Explore a 17th-century mental asylum filled with ghostly tales of nuns and soldiers, then proceed to the Ovando Bridge, where the spirit of a wealthy man’s daughter has lingered for over two centuries. Conclude the tour at an ancient house shrouded in legend, where a mythical creature tragically took the life of the owner’s son.

• Uncover Puebla’s haunted past through its spine-chilling locations
• Explore a 17th-century asylum with eerie stories and apparitions
• Experience the legendary ghost at the Ovando Bridge

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.