Top Puebla Seasonal & Special Occasions

The special thing about this activity is that you will not only observe the tradition of the Day of the Dead, you will live it! This tour combines history, art, culture and gastronomy in one experience. You will walk through the streets of the historic center of Puebla discovering authentic altars inside colonial houses and museums, with explanations full of symbolism and emotion. But what really makes it unique is that at the end of the tour, you can put your hands in the dough and make your own puffed dead bread, a traditional recipe from Poblano, in a real bakery. It is an immersive, emotional and delicious activity that connects with the deepest of our roots. Ideal for travelers who want more than just a visit: a complete cultural experience.

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.

What makes this Atlixco tour unique in the Day of the Dead season is that you don’t just visit it: you live it with all the senses. While others only show the places, you tour historic houses, convents, stairs with urban art, panoramic viewpoints and florid fields of cempasúchil, understanding the cultural context behind each site. Also, along the way, you witness the monumental catrinas that fill the city with life and color. And the best part: you have access to the multi-nurseries, where you walk among thousands of cempasúchil flowers grown by local producers. It is an authentic, enriching and perfect experience to connect with the soul of Mexico in one of its deepest traditions.