Location
Atlixco, Puebla, Mexico
Directions
Our wedding is in the town of Atlixco, which is about 2 hours drive from Mexico City. You will need to fly into Mexico City and travel to Atlixco, we recommend hiring a private car or taking a bus there, more information below.
Getting to Atlixco
Bus
Buses in Mexico are very comfortable and affordable. There are buses every 20-30 mins from Mexico City Airport to Puebla and will cost you A$9 - A$33
Hire a car
Driving in Mexico City is not for the faint-hearted, traffic is invariably hectic. If you do decide to brave the traffic, Atlixco is approximately a two hour drive from Mexico City
Where to Stay in Atlixco
We have rooms reserved for wedding guests at the Alquería and Las calandrias hotels in Atlixco. please mention the Gonzalez-Sistrom wedding when you book.
Av Nicolás Bravo 2, Centro, 74200 Atlixco, Pue., Mexico
+52 244.761.80.80
To make a reservation send an email to reservaciones@antiguaalqueria.com with the following details:
Type of room you want, number of people and the dates of your stay.
You will receive an email in reply with a quote and they will ask for some information to confirm the reservation. They will ask for a credit card number but it won’t be charged and you will not need to provide the cc number.
Carretera Puebla - Izucar de Matamoros.
Libramiento Atlixco Km. 5, 74200 Atlixco, Pue., Mexico
+52 244 446 2020
OTHER HOTELS
A luxurious hotel in the heart of Atlixco boasting an amazing rooftop pool and bar.
If you fancy staying in Puebla (20-30 mins outside of Atlixco). Casareyna is an excellent option, an amazing hotel with an even better restaurant.
What to Do
Activities in Atlixco
EXPLORE
Atlixco is both beautiful and very safe, the best way to discover this Pueblo Magico is on foot.
Start by exploring the Zócalo and surrounding streets, then treat yourself to a coffee and snack in the centre of the Zócalo or find yourself una chulada in the famous Mercado Benito Juárez (ask for the local speciality cecina). Once fueled up on food and maybe some chelas, venture up to the Capilla Del Cerro De San Miguel via La Escalara Ancha and take in the stunning views of Atlixco, the city of Puebla and Popocatépetl.
Dia de muErtos.
We are lucky enough to be celebrating our wedding on the same weekend as Dia De Muertos, so the town will be awash with decorations and adornments for Dia De Muertos. Atlixco (‘the city of flowers’) will be in full bloom. Dia De Muertos is a special celebration for those who have passed away and we would like to acknowledge Señor Ricardo González, Mona García, Señor Baudelio García and William ‘Bill’ Channing who will be sorely missed at our wedding but will be joining us in spirit, especially during this special time.