The monumental sculpture of the Virgin of the Immaculate Conception. Work of the poblano sculptor José Luis Silva, 12m high. The sculpture, made of cedar wood, is considered to be the largest in Latin America under roof.

Chignahuapan produces tens of millions of Christmas spheres every year. More than 200 factories and workshops feed this town, which spreads the color of the spheres and other festive ornaments to its facades. We will visit a workshop where you can see the process of making this Christmas ornament. You can even decorate your own sphere.

In the Plaza de la Constitución you will find the curious Mudejar kiosk that shines in the sun in blues, reds and ochres.

The Vitro Mural de Zacatlán of more than 90 meters long with thousands of crystals placed to form beautiful figures. It was created to commemorate the 300 years of the foundation of Zacatlán. Artisans, villagers and local artists collaborated, built between 2014 and 2016. If you divide into 3 sections telling different topics. It is framed by the beautiful Barranca de los Jilgueros.

Suspended at 440 meters high in the Barranca de los Jilgueros, the viewpoint allows you to have a great visual on its glass floor and admire in all its splendor the magical mountains of Zacatlán.

Zacatlán is full of surprises, of gifts from his people, of nature to those who are impossible to say no; The huge floral clock on the main square, the superb Franciscan Convent or the Parish of San Pedro and San Pablo make this place simply magical. We will visit the Clock Museum, the automatons, workshops where they make handmade fruit liqueurs where you can taste them. We also visited one of the most famous bakeries that have made cheese stuffed bread famous and the best thing is that you can try it.