Embark on a full-day expedition to two significant and visually stunning historical landmarks: Cholula and Puebla, merely a two-hour travel from Mexico City. Experience the remarkable archaeological zone of Cholula, acknowledged for being one of the world’s most expansive as it was constructed on natural terrain, and it reflects the unification of two distinct cultures.

Your journey will proceed with a visit to the Santa María Tonantzintla Church, a mesmerizing Franciscan temple that serves as a prime example of ‘Indigenous Baroque’.

Continuing your exploration, you’ll arrive at the heart of Puebla, designated as a World Heritage City. Filled with captivating monuments and historical narratives, you’ll have the opportunity to explore the Cathedral and the Rosario Chapel, known as the eighth world wonder. Lastly, the Palafoxiana Library, a revered bibliographic institution established in 1646 by Bishop Juan de Palafox y Mendoza, holds the distinction of being the first public library in America.