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Visit the archeological site of Cacaxtla, a sprawling palace complex and cultural centerpiece of Tlaxcala. Known for its elaborate and brightly-colored frescoes painted by artists throughout what is now Mexico, the complex centers around two main plazas surrounded by a labyrinth of rooms and passageways. Then visit the Basilica of Our Lady of Ocotlan, where the Virgin Mary is said to have appeared in 1541.

Delve into Puebla’s deliciously diverse cuisine on a half-day food tour of Mexico’s reputed culinary capital. With your guide, you’ll visit atmospheric restaurants, street food markets and local cafes to gain valuable insight into Puebla’s history, culture and gastronomy. Pleasure your palate with 15 different dishes, including crispy quesadillas and succulent tamales, and receive a recipe book that contains traditional Puebla recipes to try cooking at home. You’ll receive personalized attention from your guide on this small-group tour, limited to 15 people.

Indulge your tastebuds by going on a food-tasting spree. Get familiar with the city of Puebla by tasting the traditional food you see on the streets as you explore the area. Savor the food and the moment with delicious meals your taste buds won’t forget. Explore historical places, including Puebla Cathedra, Capilla del Rosario, Templo de Santo Domingo, Biblioteca Palafoxiana, Mercado el Parian, and Street of Candies.

Puebla is known for its tacos, sandwiches, moles, candies, and fried snacks, making it a haven for food lovers. Embark on a tasting tour of the city and sample several tasty treats such as their specialty taco and a cemita—the city’s most famous sandwich. Visit the oldest market in Puebla and see where locals purchase ingredients to create these incredible dishes.