Top Puebla Cultural & Theme Tours

Discover architectural wonders on this guided day trip to Cholula and Puebla from Mexico City. Inside Cholula’s archaeological zone, feast your eyes on Pirámide Tepanapa, or the Great Pyramid, the world’s largest — even bigger in volume than Cheops in Egypt! Wind your way through the UNESCO-listed city of Puebla, home to gorgeous tiled buildings and Mexican Baroque churches, including the Church of Santo Domingo and Chapel of the Rosary. Bonus: Hotel transport and lunch are included.

Take in rare panoramic views of Cholula from top of an open-air double-decker bus. An on-board guide provides commentary in real time to ensure you spot easy-to-miss landmarks and understand the context of the city’s ancient ruins. Unlike most bus tours, stop in the city center to enjoy lunch (own expense) or explore on your own before heading back to your accommodation in Puebla.

Discover the beauty of Puebla state on a full day tour. First, explore the bounty of Zacatlan, which is known for its orchards and coffee plantations. Then enjoy some free time at Quetzalapan, a tropical waterfall that flows through the surrounding jungle. Finally, visit Chignahuapan, known for its giant wood-carved statue of the Virgin Mary.

Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Cholula for a historic and cultural look at the town. Best known for its massive Great Pyramid made from sun-dried bricks—the largest structure built by Mesoamerican Indians—the city also boasts a number of ornate churches, some adorned with the colorful Talavera pottery the region is known for.

Enjoy a full day of amazing sightseeing at one of the most beautiful cities in Mexico. This tour includes archaeological wonders and a visit to one of the most important colonial cities. Discover why Puebla is world-famous for its food and traditional artistic pottery (Talavera) This is a whole day visit to one of the most representative cities for Mexican culture and traditions. Be amazed by the traditions, the architecture, the landscapes, the art, and of course, the food! Puebla is also known as the City of Angels and despite its closeness to Mexico City, you'll notice it's very different, from the architecture, the weather, and even the food.

This tour offers a visit to two of the most emblematic cities of this region: Puebla and Cholula and the smallest volcano in the world Cuexcomate.According to the legend, a bishop was told by angels the specific location of the future city of Puebla. By the "City of Angels" there is a picturesque road, guarded by two active volcanoes Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl, snow-capped peaks that rush into the sky. The city itself will amaze you with its splendid colonial architecture, historical monuments, like: Rosario Chapel, Convent of Santo Domingo, the city's cathedral (protected by UNESCO).Puebla City, also is the second most important Spanish colonial city.