ATLIXCO PUEBLA

Considered by many to be the place of eternal spring and with one of the best climates in the country, Atlixco boasts a privileged landscape decorated by the beauty of the Popocatépetl volcano and its natural wealth.

This magical town is known for its flower trade, and they even celebrate their main festivals with flower carpets.

A corner of Puebla that is undoubtedly an excellent tourist destination, where you can reconnect with nature and tranquility.

One of Atlixco’s most iconic sites is the Municipal Palace, known as Villa de Carreón, which was inaugurated in February 1908 after centuries of construction. Inside, you can find murals by Juan Manuel Martínez Caltenco, which tell the history of Atlixco. You can also enjoy local cuisine at the Atlixco food market.

A recommended activity in Atlixco is to visit the former convent of Carmen, one of the oldest buildings in Atlixco. Once inhabited by the Discalced Carmelites, this space now houses two museums: the Museum of the Cultures of the Valley and the Museum of Santa Clara.