Tlaxcala: An Ancient City Within Mexico
Despite being the capital of the smallest state in Mexico, Tlaxcala is still home to three famous bullrings. It is also a culturally diverse city that preserves its prehistoric origins and roots since the 10,000 B.C. The city is also known for its textiles and farms, as well as its unique customs that adds color to the city. Every neighboring city in the state grows corn and is the city's staple. The entire city is filled with ancient civilization traces and ruins that are preserved and/or placed into museums to be exhibited. There are also 16th century buildings that introduce how diverse the culture Tlaxcala has.
Best Time to Visit
Peak season is Tlaxcala is during July to September having the perfect weather to explore the city. However, to avoid higher rates, January to May are great choices for a comfortable and affordable visit.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Tlaxcala having ancient roots and historical origins, there is a lot to see in the city. The Art Museum of Tlaxcala is a great site to visit to see the most valuable collections of the city and the state. It was built in the 19th century and exhibits the early and unknown works of the Mexican painter Frida Kahlo. Another historical building is the Basilica of Ocotlan, which was made in 1541 by an Indian, Juan Diego, who had an apparition of the Our Lady of Ocotlan and requested that he build the temple. It stands out for its intricate, Baroque style facade and interior. To really enjoy the visit in Tlaxcala, there are selectable great hotel choices that offer excellent services and convenience when in the city. The Hotel Senorial Tlaxcala and the Hoteles GS Jerocs are two of the best choices of accommodation.