• The Cacaxtla Archaeological Site - In the Archaeological Zone of Cacaxtla, visitors can explore the remnants of an ancient civilization that thrived between the 6th and 10th centuries. This site is renowned for its remarkable pre-Hispanic murals, which maintain vibrant colors and depict scenes of battles and rituals. Visitors can wander through temples and squares, appreciating the cultural blend of Maya and Olmec-Xicalanca. Additionally, from the viewpoint, there is a breathtaking view of the valley and volcanoes. A journey into the past that unveils the magnificence of Mesoamerica!
• Basilica de Nuestra Señora de Ocotlán - At the Basilica of Ocotlán, visitors can admire one of the most stunning temples in Tlaxcala, known for its elaborate baroque facade and commanding presence. Inside, they will find the golden altar and the image of the Virgin of Ocotlán, one of the most venerated in the region. This shrine is a significant pilgrimage site and a symbol of the Tlaxcaltec faith. Additionally, visitors can enjoy the peaceful surroundings and learn about its history and legends. A must-visit for enthusiasts of sacred art and tradition!
• Centro Histórico de Tlaxcala - In the historic center of Tlaxcala, visitors can explore the main square, enjoy a tasting at a pulqueria, and visit the old Franciscan convent that housed the friars who evangelized the indigenous peoples of the region as they continued their journey to the capital of the Aztec empire, Mexico-Tenochtitlan.
• Catedral de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción de Tlaxcala - At Tlaxcala Cathedral, visitors can explore one of Mexico’s oldest temples, constructed in the 16th century as part of the First Franciscan Convent in America. Its architecture blends medieval and Renaissance elements, with coffered wooden ceilings that make it unique in the country.

Inside, visitors will find richly decorated altars, historic altarpieces, and an atmosphere of great spiritual and cultural significance. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is an architectural treasure and a testament to the meeting of indigenous and Spanish cultures. A must-see for history and sacred art enthusiasts!

• Plaza de Toros - At the Plaza de Toros de Tlaxcala, visitors can experience one of the oldest and most iconic bullfighting venues in Mexico. Its colonial architecture and traditional design create a unique atmosphere rich in history and tradition. During the visit, they can walk through its stands, the rolling, and the corridors where legendary bullfighting figures have paraded. Additionally, they will learn about the influence of the fiesta brava on Tlaxcaltec culture. A place full of history and character that transports visitors to the Mexico of the past!
• Open Chapel of Tlaxcala - At the Franciscan Convent of Tlaxcala, visitors can explore one of the oldest temples in Mexico, established in the 16th century by the Franciscans. This UNESCO World Heritage Site retains its original architecture with stone walls, colonial frescoes, and a majestic cloister.

Inside the INAH Museum, visitors will discover a collection of pre-Hispanic and colonial pieces that narrate the history of Tlaxcala, from indigenous times to the arrival of the Spanish. It is an ideal place to understand the cultural richness and key role of this region in the history of Mexico. An essential visit for history and architecture lovers!

• Traveller insurance
• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Access to the Franciscan convent of Tlaxcala
• Tourist host/guide
• Access to the archaeological area of Cacaxtla
• Alcoholic beverages

• Tips
• Lunch

This tour offers a wonderful blend of history, culture, and architecture, guiding you to explore two of Mexico’s most well-preserved treasures. At the Archaeological Zone of Cacaxtla, you will marvel at its remarkable pre-Hispanic murals, the best preserved in Mesoamerica, showcasing the blend of Mayan and Xicalanca cultures.

In Tlaxcala, you will visit its Cathedral and Franciscan Convent, both recognized as World Heritage Sites, along with the stunning Basilica of Ocotlán and its magnificent Baroque facade. Additionally, you will see its Bullring, one of the oldest in Mexico, and the INAH Museum, which houses significant pieces of Tlaxcaltec history. This tour provides an opportunity to delve into Mexico’s indigenous and colonial heritage in a setting rich with tradition and architectural splendor. A truly unique experience for enthusiasts of history and culture!

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