• Cascadas Quetzalapan - At the breathtaking Quetzalapan Waterfalls, visitors can enjoy a remarkable natural spectacle. Marvel at the majestic 35-meter waterfall, encircled by lush greenery and enchanting landscapes. During the visit, guests can stroll along trails leading to the waterfall’s base, listen to the soothing sound of the water, and capture stunning photographs.

Moreover, the Quetzalapan Waterfalls provide ideal spaces to connect with nature, breathe in the fresh air, and create unforgettable memories in one of Puebla’s most beautiful natural treasures.

• Los Murales De Zacatlan - At the Zacatlán Murals, visitors will encounter an artistic expression that blends history, culture, and tradition. These striking works, crafted with glass mosaics, depict key episodes of this Magic Town’s identity. Each detail narrates stories of its people, their customs, and their deep connection with nature and the apple, the region’s symbol.

During the visit, guests can wander through these vibrant pieces of art while admiring their creativity and beauty. The murals are a living reflection of Zacatlán’s spirit, making them an essential stop to appreciate local talent and capture unique memories in photographs.

• Relojes Centenario - At the Alberto Olvera Hernández Clock Museum in Zacatlán, visitors will uncover the fascinating history behind the art and engineering of clockmaking. This iconic location houses a unique collection of clocks dating back to the 19th century, showcasing the evolution of their design and technology. Additionally, guests will learn about the history of Centenario, the renowned factory of monumental clocks that has brought Zacatlán international acclaim.

During the visit, guests can admire ancient machinery, operational monumental clocks, and interactive exhibits that reveal the ingenuity and precision of this craft. A place that combines tradition, innovation, and local pride, making this museum an unforgettable experience for those visiting the Magic Town.

• Palacio Municipal - In the Zócalo of Zacatlán, visitors will embark on a journey filled with history, tradition, and local flavors. During the tour, guests will visit the Ex-Franciscan Convent, an architectural gem that reflects the region’s historical richness. They will learn about the famous apple of Zacatlán, a symbol of the town and its cultural identity, as well as the iconic double-faced monumental clock, a creation of the prestigious Centenario factory, unique in its kind.

To complete the visit, guests will explore one of the town’s traditional bakeries, where they can enjoy a delightful tasting of freshly baked artisanal bread. A stop that combines history, art, and gastronomy, making the Zócalo of Zacatlán a must-visit spot on any tour of this charming Magic Town.

• Esferas Chignahuapan - At Esferas Campanita in Chignahuapan, visitors will discover the art and tradition behind the creation of Christmas ornaments that have made this Magic Town famous. During the visit, guests will observe the handcrafted process, from the glass blowing to the intricate decoration of each ornament, made with unique designs that reflect the creativity and skill of the local artisans.

Additionally, guests will have the opportunity to explore their shop, where they will find a wide variety of ornaments and decorations, perfect for taking a piece of this tradition home. A magical experience that connects visitors with the Christmas spirit and the cultural richness of Chignahuapan.

• Chignahuapan - In the Zócalo of Chignahuapan, visitors will enjoy a visit rich in culture and tradition. The tour begins with the impressive Virgin of the Immaculate Conception, the tallest indoor statue in all of Latin America, a majestic 14-meter sculpture that will leave visitors in awe. This religious icon symbolizes the town’s fervor and devotion.

The exploration continues through the picturesque Zócalo, surrounded by colorful buildings and adorned with elements that reflect the essence of Chignahuapan. Visitors will also see the statue of Capulina, a tribute to the beloved Mexican comedian who left his mark in this place. An experience that combines history, art, and the charm of this Magic Town.

• Tourist host / tour guide
• Access to the Clockmaking Museum
• Access to the Quetzalapan Waterfall
• Access to the “Campanita” ornament factory
• Snacks
• Bottled water
• Alcoholic beverages

• Gratuities
• Lunch

This tour is exceptional as it guides visitors through two of Puebla’s most captivating Magic Towns, each offering its own distinct allure. In Zacatlán, participants will explore the breathtaking natural beauty of the Quetzalapan Waterfalls, admire the vibrant Mosaic Murals, and visit the renowned Clockmaking Museum, which narrates the history of the monumental clocks that have brought fame to this area. Additionally, visitors will wander through the Zócalo, explore the Ex-Franciscan Convent, and savor a delightful tasting of artisanal bread at the traditional bakeries.

In Chignahuapan, guests will be amazed by the monumental Virgin of the Immaculate Conception, the tallest indoor statue in Latin America, and explore the charming Zócalo with its rich traditions. The tour also includes a visit to the famous Campanita ornament factory, where the art behind these unique Christmas decorations is revealed.

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