Capilla De Nuestra Señora De Guadalupe

Traffic roundabout with a bronze sculpture in the middle depicting the legendary love story of Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl with the two volcanoes visible in the background.

Horse stables offering riding lessons and guided rides on the trails near the Iztacchuatl and Popocateptl volcanoes. Guided hikes and mountain bike rides are also offered.

Historic 16th century Franciscan monastery established in 1548. The church features four processional entries called capillas posas as well as a dizzying array of relief sculptures depicting biblical scenes. The main altar includes a portrayal of St. Andrew (San Andres) made from bird feathers. The two-story convent features arched walkways facing outwards. The complex is a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Environmentally friendly eco-retreat with a butterfly hatchery, forest trails, streams and woods. Homemade food available (including grasshopper quesadillas). Rustic campsites available including palapas and hammocks.