By booking this experience in Atlixco during the Day of the Dead season, travelers will enjoy a tour full of color, tradition and spectacular views. The walk begins in the Historic Center, where you can admire colonial houses, squares full of life and the beautiful former Convent of San Francisco, architectural jewel of the 16th century. During the tour, you will walk through streets adorned with cempasúchil flowers and see the monumental catrinas, giant sculptures that pay homage to this ancient tradition and fill the urban landscape with art. We will go up the iconic Wide Staircase, decorated with murals celebrating local culture, until we reach the Mirador de Cristal in San Miguel Hill, where you will enjoy one of the best views of the valley and the imposing Popocatépetl volcano. An experience that combines history, culture, folk art and living traditions in one of Mexico’s most charming Magic Towns.

By booking this experience at the Multiviveros de Cabrera in Atlixco, travelers immerse themselves in a unique natural and cultural spectacle, especially during the Day of the Dead season. Atlixco, known as the "City of Flowers", is transformed into a sea of orange and yellow tones thanks to the flowering of the cempasúchil, an ancestral symbol of this holiday. During the tour, visitors will be able to walk among extensive cempasúchil fields, admiring the work of local florists who grow this flower with dedication and care.