Puebla the Talavera Tiles city & Cholula the Greatest Pyramid

Puebla is a great option for lovers of colonial art, authentic local food, and the volcanoes' great landscape; the Popocatelpetl is a height of 17887 feet. The visit includes a stop at Cholula's famous town for its 365 temples, built over Pre-Colombian monuments by the Spanish, and a panoramic visit of the highest covered pyramid in Mexico; right at the top is a Christian church. Continue to Puebla, a UNESCO World Heritage City, where you will visit the Chapel of the Rosary, considered one of the eighth wonders of the art world, but also on the way Tonantzintla church, an outstanding naif artwork. Enjoy the Talavera work not just as tableware but as part of the architecture of the city. On your way to Cholula, you will make a quick stop in a coffee shop to stretch your legs and get pictures of the volcanoes.