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From Mexico City: Puebla, Cholula and Tonantzintla Day Trip

From Mexico City: Puebla, Cholula and Tonantzintla Day Trip

Enjoy a full day tour to the most beautiful and important historical sites outside Mexico City: Puebla, Cholula and Tonantzintla. You will start driving from Mexico City and cross the highway with the mountains in the backdrop, towards the east side of the city. Admire breathtaking views and beautiful scenery of Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl volcanoes and get to the town of Cholula. Then, head to Santa María de Tonantzintla, this unique Church combines two religious interpretations that coexist (the indigenous and the Christian) and it its considered the most representative church of the indigenous baroque art. Visit the Cathedral and the historic center of Puebla in a guided walking tour, that will take you to the most important and representative places of this "City of Angels". Before returning to Mexico City, you'll be able to taste the local food, visit Parian Market and have free time to explore on your own.

Mexico City: Double Decker Bus Night Tour

Mexico City: Double Decker Bus Night Tour

Rediscover Mexico City on this Night Tour, visiting the most emblematic places and be amazed by the beauty of the illuminated historical monuments, architecture and history thanks to the audio guide on board the panoramic double-decker bus. Admire emblematic sites such as the Angel of Independence, the Diana Cazadora, the Palace of Fine Arts, among others in this closed circuit. Redeem your voucher before boarding the bus. Start your tour at the Zócalo or the Angel of Independence, and continue through the streets of Downtown, Roma, Condesa, Juarez Avenue and the Zona Rosa. For a complete experience, listen to a multilingual audio guide on board and learn about Mexico City.

Mexico City: La Merced and Sonora Market Guided Food Tour

Mexico City: La Merced and Sonora Market Guided Food Tour

@CDMX_MEMORIES Perfect for: Curious travelers, cultural foodies, and anyone who wants to experience the city with all five senses Explore the second biggest market in Mexico city through the eyes of those who grew up there. Join us for an unforgettable journey through one of Mexico City’s bustling traditional markets, guided by a local who know every corner, every vendor and every story. These aren't just tours they're personal homecomings. Your guides are members who grew up selling, helping, shopping, eating and celebrating in these markets we are the second or third generation growing an living in the vibrant markets and now we're opening the door for you to experience it the way they always have, become by your self a true "chilango" Taste street food made with recipes passed down for generations, meet the vendors your guides have known since childhood and uncover hidden gems only locals know. You'll learn about the rich cultural history behind every ingredient and dish — and leave with a full heart and an even fuller stomach. Whether it's the vibrant, colorful chaotic Mercado de la Merced or the colorful chaos dedicate for the witchcraft and magic of Mercado de Sonora, the tours are ever the same because each guide brings their unique story and favorite flavors to share with you. In Mexico City, markets do more than feed your body. they nourish your soul. On this tour, you’ll walk through the vibrant corridors where daily life unfolds with the call of vendors, the scent of fresh masa on the comal, and recipes passed down for generations. We’ll take you to traditional neighborhood markets, far from the tourist traps, where real locals eat. You’ll taste about 8th stops from handmade antojitos, drink freshly squeezed juices, and sit down in humble fondas, tacos, local season fruit and some Pre-hispanic ingredients where every dish is served with heart and heritage. Each stop is a living memory, each flavor a cultural story. Your local guide will share not just what to eat, but why, revealing the roots of each ingredient, the history behind the dishes, and the people who make them with passion and pride. All tour guides at "@CDMX_MEMORIES" are second generation of the markets locals who grow up at the markets so it's what we consider a home and it's part of us! Includes: 3–4 hour guided tour by a local resident Insider stories, cultural insights, and hidden spots Small group experience (max. 8 people) Full tasting at 6–8 food stalls or family-run eateries Meet-and-greet with market vendors and cooks Tips to keep exploring like a local Vegetarian options available upon request Neighborhoods: Explore the Historical center & La Merced @CDMX_MEMORIES – Where every step tells a story. Every bite too.

From Puebla: Cholula and Atlixco Puebla´s Magical Towns

From Puebla: Cholula and Atlixco Puebla´s Magical Towns

Cholula is considered one of the most beautiful Magical Towns in Mexico, it combines the best of two worlds: its pre-Hispanic heritage, traditions, delicious gastronomy, its pyramids, and the characteristics of a modern city. On this tour, you will visit the following: -The Great Pyramid of Cholula, which is the largest pyramidal base in the world 400 m long, and dedicated to the God Tláloc. -The Church of Santa María Tonantzintla: the interior of this church is covered with countless faces, masks, flowers, fruits, birds, and abstract decorative designs. It shows the mixture of the Colonial era and Christianity with the Indigenous Culture. The decoration of this church is the greatest expression of Mexican syncretism and it is undoubtedly a beautiful place to visit. -The Church of San Francisco Ecatepec: this church was built in the 16th century, a product of Baroque architecture and has a front facade covered in Talavera, typical of this area of Mexico. You will also visit Atlixco, one of the most popular magical towns in Mexico, which is located at the foot of the Popocatépetl volcano. In the Plaza del Zócalo, you can admire the colorful murals in the Municipal Palace that narrate the history of Atlixco. In the Ex-Convento del Carmen, you can visit the cultural center and a small museum of archeology. You can also admire the church of La Merced known for its highly ornate Baroque facade. You will enjoy walking and touring the streets of Atlixco and feeling the vibes of an authentic Mexican town. This tour promises to be an extraordinary and magical experience.

Mexico City: Night Bus Tour

Mexico City: Night Bus Tour

Embark on a comfortable double-decker bus to enjoy panoramic views of Mexico City as night falls. It is the perfect way to explore this iconic city if you are staying just a few days! Enjoy a closed bus route, crossing the streets of Mexico City while discovering the most iconic monuments and buildings shining with unique beauty, illuminated by lights that give them a different and mesmerizing atmosphere. Along the way, you will learn fascinating stories of the capital, from the majestic splendor of the Palace of Fine Arts to the emblematic Paseo de la Reforma, thanks to the available audioguide in multiple languages. Begin your experience from the perfect starting point: the historic Zocalo, the city's beating heart. As you board the bus, you are setting off on a unique and unforgettable night tour that will leave a lasting impression. This is the ideal tour to truly get to know the city, especially if you are visiting for just a few days and want to experience its most iconic sights uniquely. Mexico City, the city that never sleeps, invites you to discover its most charming side on this journey through its vibrant nightlife. Enjoy the lights that the capital offers on this night tour and be seduced by the charm of Mexico City!

Puebla: Cholula Magical Town Tour by Double-Decker Bus

Puebla: Cholula Magical Town Tour by Double-Decker Bus

Depart from Puebla City’s main plaza (“Zocalo”) and travel by traditional double-decker bus 5 miles to the west to the “double” town of Cholula, which brings together San Pedro and San Andres. Each of these towns has its own main square and church, but they are so close to each other that the border has been lost and they are both thought of as the same town. The panoramic tour starts in San Pedro Cholula at the Plaza de la Concordia, which is flanked by the Convento de San Gabriel, built by Franciscans in 1549 on the site of the ruins of a temple dedicated to Quetzalcóat. Continue towards the Great Pyramid of Cholula, the largest in the world. On the top, admire the Nuestra Señora de los Remedios Temple, built by the Spanish in 1549. Continue to San Andrés Cholula, and stop for a moment to visit the beautiful parish. Climb aboard the bus again to transfer to the temples of San Francisco Acatepec and Santa María Tonanzintla. Marvel at the Mexican baroque style. There is no corner that hasn't been decorated. Continue to San Pedro Cholula, passing the wizard’s house, and Copa de Oro cider factory. Finally, stop at San Pedro Cholula Zocalo, and enjoy some free time to visit the Great Pyramid, local market, Royal Chapel, San Gabriel Convent, and Concordia Plaza.

From Puebla: Tour to Cholula

From Puebla: Tour to Cholula

Explore the charming town of Cholula on this tour that departs from Puebla. Delve into the history and culture of Cholula as you visit emblematic places such as the Temple of Santa María Tonantzintla and the Cholula Archaeological Zone. Admire the beauty of the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Remedies and the Convent of San Gabriel. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the San Pedro Market and learn about the heritage and legends of Cholula. NOTE: MONDAY AND TUESDAY, THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL AREA (COURTYARD OF THE ALTARS) IS CLOSED Stop At: Cholula, Cholula, Central Mexico, and the Gulf Coast • Sanctuary of Our Lady of Remedies • Archaeological Zone of Cholula • Convent of San Gabriel • San Pedro Market • Temple of Santa Maria Tonantzintla

From Mexico City: Puebla and Cholula Day Tour

From Mexico City: Puebla and Cholula Day Tour

Leaving Mexico City, we will visit Santa Maria Tonantzintla and San Francisco Acatepec where you will see their beautiful Baroque Indigenist churches. Later we will admire the largest pyramid in the world in the archaeological zone of Cholula, and its 365 churches; We will continue to Puebla, a World Heritage City declared by UNESCO, visiting its imposing Cathedral in its main square, the Rosario Chapel, considered the eighth wonder of the art world. By official order, on Tuesdays the visit to Cholula will be panoramic until further notice

Puebla: Walking Tour of Puebla City

Puebla: Walking Tour of Puebla City

Immerse yourself in the charm of Puebla with Viajes Caravan's walking tour. Learn about the city's foundation and its angelic nickname as you stroll through the historic Zocalo de Puebla. Marvel at the architectural splendor of Puebla Cathedral and explore the treasures of Biblioteca Palafoxiana, one of the oldest libraries in the Americas. Wander through the picturesque Callejon de los Sapos and uncover the legend of Puente De Ovando in the neighborhood of Analco. Experience the creative energy of Barrio del Artista and gain insights into Mexican history at the Museo Regional De La Revolución Mexicana Casa De Los Hermanos Serdán. Indulge your sweet tooth with a tasting on the Street of Candies and browse artisanal crafts at Mercado el Parian.

From Mexico City: One-Day Adventure: Puebla, Cholula, and Tonantzintla!

From Mexico City: One-Day Adventure: Puebla, Cholula, and Tonantzintla!

Embark on a day of history, culture and gastronomy with this guided excursion to three emblematic destinations in Mexico. Begin your adventure with a trip to Cholula, where you can admire the Great Pyramid, the largest in the Americas, and enjoy a photo stop to capture this amazing pre-Hispanic site. Then, continue to Santa Maria Tonantzintla, famous for its unique church that fuses European baroque art with indigenous symbols. Discover the history and meaning behind its exuberant decoration on a guided visit. Your last stop will be in Puebla, known for its colonial architecture. Tour its historic center, where you can admire the majestic Cathedral of Puebla and the Chapel of the Rosary. Also, enjoy a delicious lunch with typical dishes such as chiles en nogada and cemitas, and explore the Parian Market to buy local handicrafts.

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From Mexico City: Puebla, Cholula and Tonantzintla Day Trip

From Mexico City: Puebla, Cholula and Tonantzintla Day Trip

Enjoy a full day tour to the most beautiful and important historical sites outside Mexico City: Puebla, Cholula and Tonantzintla. You will start driving from Mexico City and cross the highway with the mountains in the backdrop, towards the east side of the city. Admire breathtaking views and beautiful scenery of Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl volcanoes and get to the town of Cholula. Then, head to Santa María de Tonantzintla, this unique Church combines two religious interpretations that coexist (the indigenous and the Christian) and it its considered the most representative church of the indigenous baroque art. Visit the Cathedral and the historic center of Puebla in a guided walking tour, that will take you to the most important and representative places of this "City of Angels". Before returning to Mexico City, you'll be able to taste the local food, visit Parian Market and have free time to explore on your own.

Mexico City: Double Decker Bus Night Tour

Mexico City: Double Decker Bus Night Tour

Rediscover Mexico City on this Night Tour, visiting the most emblematic places and be amazed by the beauty of the illuminated historical monuments, architecture and history thanks to the audio guide on board the panoramic double-decker bus. Admire emblematic sites such as the Angel of Independence, the Diana Cazadora, the Palace of Fine Arts, among others in this closed circuit. Redeem your voucher before boarding the bus. Start your tour at the Zócalo or the Angel of Independence, and continue through the streets of Downtown, Roma, Condesa, Juarez Avenue and the Zona Rosa. For a complete experience, listen to a multilingual audio guide on board and learn about Mexico City.

Mexico City: La Merced and Sonora Market Guided Food Tour

Mexico City: La Merced and Sonora Market Guided Food Tour

@CDMX_MEMORIES Perfect for: Curious travelers, cultural foodies, and anyone who wants to experience the city with all five senses Explore the second biggest market in Mexico city through the eyes of those who grew up there. Join us for an unforgettable journey through one of Mexico City’s bustling traditional markets, guided by a local who know every corner, every vendor and every story. These aren't just tours they're personal homecomings. Your guides are members who grew up selling, helping, shopping, eating and celebrating in these markets we are the second or third generation growing an living in the vibrant markets and now we're opening the door for you to experience it the way they always have, become by your self a true "chilango" Taste street food made with recipes passed down for generations, meet the vendors your guides have known since childhood and uncover hidden gems only locals know. You'll learn about the rich cultural history behind every ingredient and dish — and leave with a full heart and an even fuller stomach. Whether it's the vibrant, colorful chaotic Mercado de la Merced or the colorful chaos dedicate for the witchcraft and magic of Mercado de Sonora, the tours are ever the same because each guide brings their unique story and favorite flavors to share with you. In Mexico City, markets do more than feed your body. they nourish your soul. On this tour, you’ll walk through the vibrant corridors where daily life unfolds with the call of vendors, the scent of fresh masa on the comal, and recipes passed down for generations. We’ll take you to traditional neighborhood markets, far from the tourist traps, where real locals eat. You’ll taste about 8th stops from handmade antojitos, drink freshly squeezed juices, and sit down in humble fondas, tacos, local season fruit and some Pre-hispanic ingredients where every dish is served with heart and heritage. Each stop is a living memory, each flavor a cultural story. Your local guide will share not just what to eat, but why, revealing the roots of each ingredient, the history behind the dishes, and the people who make them with passion and pride. All tour guides at "@CDMX_MEMORIES" are second generation of the markets locals who grow up at the markets so it's what we consider a home and it's part of us! Includes: 3–4 hour guided tour by a local resident Insider stories, cultural insights, and hidden spots Small group experience (max. 8 people) Full tasting at 6–8 food stalls or family-run eateries Meet-and-greet with market vendors and cooks Tips to keep exploring like a local Vegetarian options available upon request Neighborhoods: Explore the Historical center & La Merced @CDMX_MEMORIES – Where every step tells a story. Every bite too.

From Puebla: Cholula and Atlixco Puebla´s Magical Towns

From Puebla: Cholula and Atlixco Puebla´s Magical Towns

Cholula is considered one of the most beautiful Magical Towns in Mexico, it combines the best of two worlds: its pre-Hispanic heritage, traditions, delicious gastronomy, its pyramids, and the characteristics of a modern city. On this tour, you will visit the following: -The Great Pyramid of Cholula, which is the largest pyramidal base in the world 400 m long, and dedicated to the God Tláloc. -The Church of Santa María Tonantzintla: the interior of this church is covered with countless faces, masks, flowers, fruits, birds, and abstract decorative designs. It shows the mixture of the Colonial era and Christianity with the Indigenous Culture. The decoration of this church is the greatest expression of Mexican syncretism and it is undoubtedly a beautiful place to visit. -The Church of San Francisco Ecatepec: this church was built in the 16th century, a product of Baroque architecture and has a front facade covered in Talavera, typical of this area of Mexico. You will also visit Atlixco, one of the most popular magical towns in Mexico, which is located at the foot of the Popocatépetl volcano. In the Plaza del Zócalo, you can admire the colorful murals in the Municipal Palace that narrate the history of Atlixco. In the Ex-Convento del Carmen, you can visit the cultural center and a small museum of archeology. You can also admire the church of La Merced known for its highly ornate Baroque facade. You will enjoy walking and touring the streets of Atlixco and feeling the vibes of an authentic Mexican town. This tour promises to be an extraordinary and magical experience.

Mexico City: Night Bus Tour

Mexico City: Night Bus Tour

Embark on a comfortable double-decker bus to enjoy panoramic views of Mexico City as night falls. It is the perfect way to explore this iconic city if you are staying just a few days! Enjoy a closed bus route, crossing the streets of Mexico City while discovering the most iconic monuments and buildings shining with unique beauty, illuminated by lights that give them a different and mesmerizing atmosphere. Along the way, you will learn fascinating stories of the capital, from the majestic splendor of the Palace of Fine Arts to the emblematic Paseo de la Reforma, thanks to the available audioguide in multiple languages. Begin your experience from the perfect starting point: the historic Zocalo, the city's beating heart. As you board the bus, you are setting off on a unique and unforgettable night tour that will leave a lasting impression. This is the ideal tour to truly get to know the city, especially if you are visiting for just a few days and want to experience its most iconic sights uniquely. Mexico City, the city that never sleeps, invites you to discover its most charming side on this journey through its vibrant nightlife. Enjoy the lights that the capital offers on this night tour and be seduced by the charm of Mexico City!

Puebla: Cholula Magical Town Tour by Double-Decker Bus

Puebla: Cholula Magical Town Tour by Double-Decker Bus

Depart from Puebla City’s main plaza (“Zocalo”) and travel by traditional double-decker bus 5 miles to the west to the “double” town of Cholula, which brings together San Pedro and San Andres. Each of these towns has its own main square and church, but they are so close to each other that the border has been lost and they are both thought of as the same town. The panoramic tour starts in San Pedro Cholula at the Plaza de la Concordia, which is flanked by the Convento de San Gabriel, built by Franciscans in 1549 on the site of the ruins of a temple dedicated to Quetzalcóat. Continue towards the Great Pyramid of Cholula, the largest in the world. On the top, admire the Nuestra Señora de los Remedios Temple, built by the Spanish in 1549. Continue to San Andrés Cholula, and stop for a moment to visit the beautiful parish. Climb aboard the bus again to transfer to the temples of San Francisco Acatepec and Santa María Tonanzintla. Marvel at the Mexican baroque style. There is no corner that hasn't been decorated. Continue to San Pedro Cholula, passing the wizard’s house, and Copa de Oro cider factory. Finally, stop at San Pedro Cholula Zocalo, and enjoy some free time to visit the Great Pyramid, local market, Royal Chapel, San Gabriel Convent, and Concordia Plaza.

From Puebla: Tour to Cholula

From Puebla: Tour to Cholula

Explore the charming town of Cholula on this tour that departs from Puebla. Delve into the history and culture of Cholula as you visit emblematic places such as the Temple of Santa María Tonantzintla and the Cholula Archaeological Zone. Admire the beauty of the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Remedies and the Convent of San Gabriel. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the San Pedro Market and learn about the heritage and legends of Cholula. NOTE: MONDAY AND TUESDAY, THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL AREA (COURTYARD OF THE ALTARS) IS CLOSED Stop At: Cholula, Cholula, Central Mexico, and the Gulf Coast • Sanctuary of Our Lady of Remedies • Archaeological Zone of Cholula • Convent of San Gabriel • San Pedro Market • Temple of Santa Maria Tonantzintla

From Mexico City: Puebla and Cholula Day Tour

From Mexico City: Puebla and Cholula Day Tour

Leaving Mexico City, we will visit Santa Maria Tonantzintla and San Francisco Acatepec where you will see their beautiful Baroque Indigenist churches. Later we will admire the largest pyramid in the world in the archaeological zone of Cholula, and its 365 churches; We will continue to Puebla, a World Heritage City declared by UNESCO, visiting its imposing Cathedral in its main square, the Rosario Chapel, considered the eighth wonder of the art world. By official order, on Tuesdays the visit to Cholula will be panoramic until further notice

Puebla: Walking Tour of Puebla City

Puebla: Walking Tour of Puebla City

Immerse yourself in the charm of Puebla with Viajes Caravan's walking tour. Learn about the city's foundation and its angelic nickname as you stroll through the historic Zocalo de Puebla. Marvel at the architectural splendor of Puebla Cathedral and explore the treasures of Biblioteca Palafoxiana, one of the oldest libraries in the Americas. Wander through the picturesque Callejon de los Sapos and uncover the legend of Puente De Ovando in the neighborhood of Analco. Experience the creative energy of Barrio del Artista and gain insights into Mexican history at the Museo Regional De La Revolución Mexicana Casa De Los Hermanos Serdán. Indulge your sweet tooth with a tasting on the Street of Candies and browse artisanal crafts at Mercado el Parian.

From Mexico City: One-Day Adventure: Puebla, Cholula, and Tonantzintla!

From Mexico City: One-Day Adventure: Puebla, Cholula, and Tonantzintla!

Embark on a day of history, culture and gastronomy with this guided excursion to three emblematic destinations in Mexico. Begin your adventure with a trip to Cholula, where you can admire the Great Pyramid, the largest in the Americas, and enjoy a photo stop to capture this amazing pre-Hispanic site. Then, continue to Santa Maria Tonantzintla, famous for its unique church that fuses European baroque art with indigenous symbols. Discover the history and meaning behind its exuberant decoration on a guided visit. Your last stop will be in Puebla, known for its colonial architecture. Tour its historic center, where you can admire the majestic Cathedral of Puebla and the Chapel of the Rosary. Also, enjoy a delicious lunch with typical dishes such as chiles en nogada and cemitas, and explore the Parian Market to buy local handicrafts.

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5 out of 5 stars

I think is a good value for what you pay. They were punctual, and kind, and did their very best. As with most tours, you go to strategic points and get the info about it (note that this tour is fully in Spanish only!!!), the recommendations, etc. all within the schedule. So, you don't have much time to explore and that's a bummer, yet is what you get in all tours. I only had one free day to explore and the next back to work before my next flight, so to me, this experience was great and got all the presents I wanted from Atlixco. I recommend that if you have more time, stay at Cholula for two more days, and let the guide know you're staying. Remember to set your way back on a safe transfer in advance with a reliable agency.

5 out of 5 stars

Our guide Josue was so incredibly knowledgeable about Puebla - it’s history, legends and culture! Our time with him flew by. He also provided a number of recommendations for additional sites which we put to use the very next day. Muchas gracias Josue

5 out of 5 stars

Tour was amazing. Our Guide was excellent and so knowledgeable, I was super impressed. Had a great time and learned so much. It was awesome

5 out of 5 stars

It was an informative and interactive day trip. Gio was great tour guide. Would recommend again.

5 out of 5 stars

The history and detailed description of the Templo de Santa Maria Tonantzintla was fascinating.