Atlixco Holidays

Villa Iluminada transforms Atlixco into a wonderland with millions of LED lights and 2,000 handcrafted figures. Stroll the illuminated kilometer-long route while enjoying traditional foods and live music performances.

Atlixco's Zócalo enchants with its Moorish gazebo and tiled benches displaying local artistry. Enjoy coffee at the gazebo café while taking in the colonial architecture and vibrant community atmosphere.

El Cristo Golf Club offers a challenging 18-hole course with spectacular volcano views designed by Abaroa. Enjoy rolling hills and strategic water hazards amid the serene mountainous landscape.

Dating back to 1528, Exconvento de San Francisco stands as Atlixco's oldest colonial structure. Explore its serene cloisters and admire the splendid 17th-century altar within its historic walls.

Climb this hilltop for stunning 360-degree views of Atlixco and the majestic Popocatépetl volcano. The 18th-century Chapel of San Miguel Arcángel at the summit offers a peaceful cultural respite after your ascent.

Palacio Municipal de Atlixco is just one of the places to see in Atlixco, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Make some time to visit the monuments while you're in the area.

This 16th-century chapel crowns Cerro de San Miguel with neoclassical beauty and sweeping valley vistas. Climb the hill at sunset for golden light on Atlixco and a moment of peaceful contemplation.

Parque Recreativo Ayoa offers refreshing pools and water slides in Atlixco's temperate climate. Families can enjoy the palapas with grills, sports courts, and central food station for a full day of aquatic fun.