1
The Basilica of Our Lady of Ocotlan
Built between the 17th and 18th centuries, this church is an excellent example of the popular baroque style.
2
The Open Chapel
Built in the 16th century and located in the lower atrium of the Franciscan Ex Convent, this hexagonal chapel features 3 front canopy-shaped arches in Mudéjar style.
3
The Memory Museum
Built in the 16th century, this history museum was the seat of the Brotherhood of the Holy Cross of Jerusalem.
Ph. ( +52-246) 466-0792
Adults $10 Children $10 (Cost in MXN)
Adults $10 Children $10 (Cost in MXN)
4
The INAH (National Institute of Anthropology and History) Regional Museum
Located inside the cloister of the Franciscan Ex Convent, the museum hosts 9 permanent exhibitions on the history of Tlaxcala.
Ph. ( +52-246) 462-0262
Adults $41 Children $41 (Cost in MXN)
Adults $41 Children $41 (Cost in MXN)
5
The Government Palace
This colonial building houses murals by Desiderio
Hernández Xochitlotzin, a famous painter from Tlaxcala.
6
The Cacaxtla / Xochitecatl Archaeological Site
Inhabited by olmec-xilanca Indians between 600-900 A.D., this site features the best preserved murals in Mesoamerica.
Ph. (+52-246) 416-0000
Sh. Open daily, from 9 to 17 hr
Adults $49Children $49 (Cost in MXN)
Sh. Open daily, from 9 to 17 hr
Adults $49Children $49 (Cost in MXN)
