Top Puebla Bus Tours

Unlike traditional tours, this experience is designed for you to get to know Cholula through the perspective of a local guide, combining history, culture, and spectacular views in a comfortable and personalized tour. You will explore the Site Museum and the archaeological zone, where you will learn about the impressive pre-Hispanic legacy of the region. The Site Museum and the archaeological zone are closed on Mondays and Tuesdays; on those days, the tour continues with an exterior visit, maintaining the historical explanation and enjoying excellent views of the pyramid. After you go up to the viewpoint of the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Remedies, from where you can admire unique views of the volcanoes and the city of Puebla. The tour continues with a visit to two jewels of Mexican Baroque: the Temple of San Francisco Acatepec and the Church of Santa María Tonantzintla, famous for their extraordinary mix of indigenous symbolism and local art.

Welcome to Cholula, the magical town that awaits you with open arms to offer you a unique experience full of charm and tradition! Are you ready to immerse yourself in the cultural richness of this extraordinary place? Here we give you some reasons to book your experience and discover everything Cholula has to offer. Cholula awaits you with open arms so you can live an unforgettable experience! Book now and let yourself be captivated by the magic that this town has to offer. You will not regret discovering Cholula, a destination full of history, culture and authenticity!

Come and experience the magic of Cholula and Atlixco! Start your adventure by exploring the imposing Shrine of Our Lady of Remedies, the historic Convent of San Gabriel Archangel and the majestic Great Pyramid of Cholula, the largest pyramid basement in the world. Enjoy free time in Plaza de la Concordia, where you can enjoy local cuisine, take photos and take unique memories. Then, immerse yourself in the colorful charm of Atlixco, where you can acquire fresh plants and flowers in its nurseries and know the most emblematic corners of its plinth, Parish of Santa Maria de la Natividad, the famous Wide Stairs obligatory point for Instagrammable photo, the former Franciscan convent, and the panoramic viewpoint of glass.

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.

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.

Explore beyond Puebla on this private tour of the Magic Town of Atlixco — with all transportation and logistics taken care of by someone else. Travel in air-conditioned comfort to Atlixco to explore its charming and vibrant zocalo, a circa-1644 church, colorful plant nurseries, and the convent of San Francisco, on the hill of San Miguel, for panoramic views of the surrounding volcanoes.

Explore beyond Puebla city limits—and maximize your sightseeing time—with this private trip to Cholula. In just half a day, discover several of the UNESCO World Heritage Site's key highlights. Begin at the Great Pyramid—the largest structure built by Mesoamerican Indians—before exploring several of the town's famously ornate churches. Thanks to your guide, learn insider facts and stories along the way.

See more of Mexico—and don’t stress about driving and logistics—on this day trip to Puebla and Cholula from Mexico City. Take in the views of Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl volcanoes as you arrive in Cholula to visit the pyramid and Santa Maria Tonantzintla. Then, transfer to Puebla and tour its UNESCO World Heritage-recognized historic center. Here, enjoy lunch (not included) to try Puebla’s famous mole and other local dishes.

Experience the landscapes of Iztaccíhuatl–Popocatépetl National Park without the challenge of planning a high-altitude hike on your own. This guided trek takes you through one of Mexico’s most scenic volcanic regions, with views of both dormant and active peaks along the way. With routes suited to different fitness levels and expert insight into the area's flora and fauna, you can focus on the scenery while the logistics are handled for you.

This tour is incredible because it combines the best of pre-Hispanic history, natural beauty, and cultural charm into one unique experience. In Cantona, you’ll discover one of Mesoamerica’s most advanced cities, with its impressive network of roads, symmetrical architecture, and fascinating ball courts, all built on a volcanic lava landscape. It’s a window into the past that lets you explore how ancient civilizations lived and thrived. The Alchichica Lagoon adds a touch of natural magic to the journey. Its striking turquoise color, surrounded by unique geological formations, offers a stunning contrast to the semi-desert landscape. To round off the experience, Tepeyahualco invites you to immerse yourself in the tranquility of this place filled with tradition and local beauty. This tour is perfect for those seeking a blend of history, unforgettable landscapes, and a day full of discoveries. An experience you won’t want to miss!

If in Novohispano art is shown in all its splendor, in Cholula deep prehispanic airs are breathed. The city was built on the foundations of a large indigenous city. The pre-Hispanic Cholula was a large metropolis inhabited for thousands of years. Hernán Cortés thought, seeing the amount of teocalis he imagined that one could pray in a different temple every day of the year. Temples were built on these indigenous shrines; and today Cholula has 37 churches, something surprising for a city of its size. Because Cholula is art and the Tlacuilo - the scribe, the indigenous painter - is the author of masterpieces, such as the extraordinary Mural of the drinkers and the creative explosion of Santa María Tonantzintla Visit the majestic San Francisco Acatepec Temple and admire the incredible facade with Talavera pieces as well as the factories that continue to produce authentic works of art with the traditional process.

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.

Discover the best of Cholula in one tour! Explore the largest majestic pyramid in Mesoamerica and climb the Sanctuary of Remedias for an incredible panoramic view. Then relax with a craft beer tasting at Crazy Moon, where you will sample the best of the local varieties. To close, stroll through Plaza de la Concordia, where you can enjoy the delicious food and unique atmosphere of Cholula. An unforgettable experience awaits you!

Explore two of Puebla’s most charming mountain towns without the hassle of arranging transportation, planning stops, or navigating rural roads on your own. This private guided tour combines the scenic landscapes of Zacatlán and Chignahuapan with opportunities to learn about local traditions, from apple cider production to handcrafted Christmas ornaments. With a certified guide managing the logistics, you can focus on the region’s culture, natural beauty, and small-town character.

This tour is incredible because it takes you to explore two of the most fascinating destinations in the Sierra Norte of Puebla. In Cuetzalan, you will enjoy the magic of its picturesque main square, its cobblestone streets, and its rich coffee-growing tradition with a local coffee tasting. Additionally, you will visit architectural gems like the Church of Los Jarritos and the Church of Santiago Apóstol, which reflect the history and spirituality of this charming Magic Town. Its bohemian atmosphere and connection with nature make it a unique place. The experience is complemented by a visit to the Yohualichan archaeological site, an important ceremonial center of the Totonac culture. Here, you can admire its impressive stepped pyramids, learn about its ball courts, and discover the deep significance of this sacred site. This tour perfectly combines culture, nature, and traditions, offering a unique experience that will connect you with the history and essence of the region.

Explore Mexico beyond Puebla City with a private daytrip to see Atlixco and Atlimeyaya. Get picked up at your hotel and set out on a full-day itinerary to see the Zocalo de Atlixco, an Arabesque-style square, plus several other historic sites in this city located at the foot of the Popocatépetl volcano. Continue on to see the beautiful waterfalls of Atlimeyaya.

Conquer the summit of Mexico’s sixth-highest peak—the mythical La Malinche, or Malintzín—and take on a challenge typically reserved for mountaineers on this private, full-day tour. Following pickup from your Puebla hotel, head to La Malinche National Park. With the help of your guide, ascend and descend the peak, while enjoying unrivaled views over the nearby Popocatepetl, Iztaccihuatl, and Citlaltepetl volcanoes.

Explore the charming Magic Town of Atlixco, famous for its floriculture, and gaze at the spectacular monumental carpet of flowers on the plinth. Visit the former Convent and Municipal Palace, and enjoy free time to savor local cuisine. Discover the tradition of mezcal in Atlixco in an artisanal mezcalaria with denomination of origin, where you will learn about the different types and enjoy a tasting. End the day in Cholula by visiting San Francisco Acatepec, Santa María Tonanztinal and Parque Soria, where you can climb the Great Pyramid to enjoy a panoramic view of the Puebla Valley. - Tasting of mezcal in an artisanal mezcalería with denomination of origin - Explore the Magic Town of Atlixco and its famous flower mat - Visit the Former Convent and the Municipal Palace of Atlixco - In Cholula, climb outside the Great Pyramid in Soria Park for 360° views. Visit the temples of Acatepec and Tonanzintla.

Enjoy the magical atmosphere of Atlixco, one of the most festive towns in Mexico. Start your adventure in the historic center, exploring the beautiful zócalo, the Ex Convento del Carmen, and the viewpoint with views of the Popocatépetl volcano. As night falls, Villa Iluminada transforms the streets into a spectacle of Christmas lights and themed figures, creating a perfect place for photos and walks with family or friends. Savor typical snacks while letting yourself be carried away by the magic of this celebration. Tour of the charming historic center of Atlixco Visit to the Ex Convent of Carmen and Popocatépetl viewpoint Enjoy thousands of Christmas lights and figures in the Illuminated Village - Ideal for families and couples looking for a festive experience.

Welcome to Zacatlán and Chignahuapan, two hidden gems in the heart of Mexico! Get ready for a unique experience. Zacatlán, a Magical Town nestled in the Sierra Norte of Puebla, is famous not only for being one of the main apple producing centers in the country, but also for its impressive mountain scenery, its mist-covered landscapes and its cool climate. During our visit, we will tour the historic center, where we can delight in the colonial architecture of its mansions and portals. In addition, the gardens that adorn the main square offer a perfect space to relax and enjoy a delicious apple coffee, one of the local specialties. Chignahuapan is a colorful neighboring town full of natural beauties and picturesque streets with temples worth visiting. Known for the production of Christmas ornaments 365 days a year. Get ready to live an unforgettable experience in these destinations full of magic and tradition!

Experience Puebla’s celebrated food culture with this day trip from Mexico City. As you follow your guide through traditional markets, mole mills, and favorite restaurants, you’ll learn about the historical events that shaped Puebla’s rich culinary tradition. Sample local delicacies like moles, tamales, cemitas, chalupas, molotes, pelonas, and many more. Take home a book of classic recipes to remember your time in beautiful Puebla.

This private day trip offers a relaxed and in-depth way to explore Puebla and Cholula without the rush of a group tour. • Private door-to-door experience from Mexico City, exclusively for your group • Visit the archaeological zone of Cholula, home to the world’s largest pyramid by volume • Explore Puebla’s historic center, including its main landmarks and colonial architecture • Visit the Museo Amparo for insight into Mexico’s pre-Hispanic and cultural history • Flexible pacing with an English-speaking driver-guide focused on comfort and local insight This tour is ideal for travelers seeking a personalized, culture-rich experience at their own pace.

Live an authentic experience in Mezcal Don Isauro, in the heart of the Tehuacan region, where tradition and ancestral spirit are kept alive. During this visit you will learn step by step the legendary process of making mezcal, from the origin of agave to distillation, guided by the knowledge inherited from generations. The experience culminates with a tasting of three expressions of mezcal, each with unique nuances that reflect the character of the land. To close with a brooch, you will enjoy a traditional meal prepared by local cooks, made with emblematic ingredients of the region such as garambullo water or xoconoxtle and sage pipe, flavors that deeply connect with the identity of the territory. More than a visit, it is a spiritual and sensory experience that invites you to discover the magic, history and soul of this wonderful region of Mexico.