Delights of Puebla: A Culinary and Cultural Journey through Gastronomy and Folk Art

Sept 4-12, 2025
Nine Days and Eight Nights

Puebla is an enchanting gem waiting to be explored! Our adventure is designed to immerse us in every captivating corner of this vibrant city. Each day promises a rich tapestry of colors, textures, and delightful aromas that will awaken our senses. And let’s not forget Puebla’s renowned culinary delights, especially during the peak season for the delectable Chiles en Nogada. Get ready for a feast that will tantalize your taste buds and leave you craving more!

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HIGHLIGHTS OF THIS TRIP

• • Visiting two outstanding archaeological sites, Cholula and Cacaxla
  • Visiting interesting museums specializing in textiles, baroque, talavera and archaeology
  • Staying in Puebla, a beautiful colonial city, for seven days
  • Learning about the tradition of the talavera tiles
  • Visiting the most fascinating castle in Puebla and tasting their exquisite cuisine
  • Visiting one of the most outstanding libraries in Mexico, the Palafoxian Library
  • Enjoying the new museum focused entirely on murals

GALLERY

ITINERARY

SEPTEMBER 4

We will meet at the International Airport in Mexico City (called Benito Juárez), then we will take the road to the City of Puebla. We are going to have our delicious welcome dinner at the most important restaurant in this beautiful city.

SEPTEMBER 5

Our first stop will be the outstanding Cathedral and the Amparo Museum. Also, we will visit the Palafoxian Library. After lunch we will go to the archaeological site of Cholula, and after this visit, we will see one of the most important studios of talavera ceramics in Cholula.

SEPTEMBER 6

We will visit the extraordinary Baroque Museum designed by the architect Toyo Ito, then we will visit two fabulous spaces: Tonantzintla and San Francisco Acatepec.

SEPTEMBER 7

We will visit the beautiful Castle of Chautla. We will learn about its extraordinary history while we visit one of the most beautiful talavera kitchens. After enjoying an extraordinary lunch at this fabulous destination, we will head back to Puebla City.

SEPTEMBER 8

Today will be an extraordinary day. We will visit one of the most outstanding archaeological sites, Cacaxtla. Its murals are fabulous and the story behind them, too. Also, we will visit the murals of the Government Palace of Tlaxcala. We will learn about the incredible vision of the artist, Desiderio Hernández Xochitiotzin.

SEPTEMBER 9

Today we will have an enchanting journey to the Folk Art Museum, a captivating treasure trove where history and flavor intertwine! Step into the stunning colonial kitchen that birthed the legendary mole, and discover the captivating story of the chile en nogada, all while immersing yourself in Puebla’s extraordinary folk art traditions.

SEPTEMBER 10

After breakfast we will travel to Izúcar de Matamoros to explore the fascinating tradition of the Tree of Life ceramic sculptures, immersing ourselves in this vibrant culture as we visit two significant studios.

SEPTEMBER 11

As we make our way back to Mexico City, an exhilarating adventure awaits us at the extraordinary Museo Vivo del Muralismo—an impressive celebration of artistic expression that houses works from over fifteen different muralists across an expansive 32,291 square feet! Imagine stepping into a world where vivid colors and intricate designs tell the stories of Mexico’s rich cultural tapestry. Each mural offers a glimpse into the minds of these talented artists, allowing us to explore the evolution of muralism while igniting our own imaginations. This immersive experience promises to be a highlight of our journey, making our return to the city not just a trip home, but an unforgettable exploration of creativity and history.

SEPTEMBER 12

Today we will take you (at the time of your preference) to the international airport in Mexico City.

COSTS (USD) & DETAILS

The tour includes:

• • Transfers to and from the hotel to the international airport in Mexico City
  • Daily tours
  • A guide specialized in archaeology, ethnography and anthropology
  • Entrance fees to all the attractions detailed in the tour description
  • Accommodations
  • Daily breakfast at the hotel
  • Seven lunches, tasting the local flavors and the delicious traditional cuisine of Puebla.

Not included:

• • •  International flights
    • Tips
    • Alcoholic drinks
    • Laundry and personal expenses

This trip was designed for only fourteen travelers.