Dive into the Ancient Art of Bonsai at the "John Naka" Museum

Introduction to the Art of Bonsai:

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of bonsai, a Japanese technique that transforms trees and plants into living pieces of art, known for their reduced size and unique shapes. The "John Naka" Bonsai Art Museum, inaugurated in 2010, is a sanctuary dedicated to this artistic expression, with roots tracing back to the creation of the Mexican School of Bonsai Art in 2000.

History and Founder:

The founding of the museum is intertwined with the passion of agronomist Emigdio Trujillo, creator and pioneer of the bonsai art in Mexico. The Mexican School of Bonsai Art, the predecessor of the museum, was the catalyst that led to the opening of this unique space. The museum is named "John Naka" in honor of the renowned American bonsai master.

Explore the Bonsai Bazaar:

In addition to being a museum, the space houses the Bonsai Bazaar, a specialized corner for the sale of line and collection bonsai. Here, enthusiasts can acquire everything needed to practice this art, from tools to substrates, fertilizers, and exclusive accessories.

Exceptional Collection:

With a symbolic entry fee of 20 pesos per person, visitors can explore the museum’s impressive collection, which includes approximately 200 bonsai specimens ranging from 20 to over 100 years old. Each tree tells a unique story, reflecting the mastery and dedication of bonsai artists.

Bazaar Offerings:

Within the Bonsai Bazaar, available products include ready-to-go bonsai, pre-bonsai for those looking to start their own masterpiece, specialized tools, accessories, high-quality substrates, fertilizers, insecticides, stimulants, and more. Other items such as wires, pots, magazines, and educational videos are also offered to enhance the enthusiast's experience.

Invitation to Explore Bonsai Art:

The "John Naka" Bonsai Museum is more than just a place of exhibition; it is a journey into the essence of bonsai art. We invite you to immerse yourself in the serenity of these small treasures and discover the magic found in every branch and leaf carefully sculpted.

Get your ticket and explore a universe where nature becomes art!

Discover the Historical Richness at the Metepec Industrial Museum

Introduction to the Museum:

Step into the rich industrial, cultural, and natural history of Metepec, the Magical Town of Atlixco, through the Metepec Industrial Museum, also known as the Eco Museum of Metepec. Inaugurated on September 15, 1984, this venue is a project of the Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla, with the goals of preserving, researching, and promoting the valuable heritage of the region.

Significant Location:

Located in the old textile factory of Metepec, Atlixco, Puebla, the museum invites you to explore the labor, union, and everyday life of the textile factory and the surrounding workers' community. It also houses a temporary exhibition hall, adding dynamism to the visitor experience.

Documentation Center:

In the same building, the Metepec Industrial Museum houses a valuable Documentation Center, which includes a library and historical archive. Among the documentary collections are materials related to the Compañía Industrial de Atlixco S.A., Luis Morones, and the Trade Unions of Puebla.

Areas and Services:

The museum offers four exhibition areas that reveal, through photographs, maps, and testimonies, the factors that contributed to the construction of the spinning and weaving factory. It also features a historical archive room, a temporary exhibition hall, a library, and spaces dedicated to research and consultation.

Exploring the Rooms:

The museum's rooms allow you to immerse yourself in history through documents, photographs, and images that narrate the union, political, and daily life of the industrial settlement. A visual and educational journey that highlights the importance of the textile industry in the evolution of Metepec.

Visiting Hours:

For those wishing to explore this historical treasure, the Metepec Industrial Museum opens its doors during holiday periods, as well as on Saturdays and Sundays from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM.

Discover the fascinating history that lies in every corner of this eco-museum and connect with Metepec's industrial past!

Discover the Magic of Atlixco's Botanical Garden

A Paradise of Flora and Creativity:

The Magical Garden of Atlixco is a botanical and artistic treasure that combines the exuberance of local flora with creative sculptures and themed gardens. Located in Atlixco, this garden benefits from the region's microclimates, bringing to life a wide variety of plants, flowers, and trees. Its charming atmosphere and whimsical decor create a fairytale-like experience.

Captivating Gardens and Sculptures:

More than 40 sculptures made from plants and flowers adorn the garden's paths. Mini gardens in French and Japanese styles offer ingenious designs, while a challenging maze and an orchid house add a touch of excitement and serenity. The artificial lake, vibrant nursery area, and a restaurant complete the scene, providing photogenic spots and places to relax.

Acquire Botanical Treasures:

A unique feature of the Magical Garden is the opportunity to purchase the plants you see during your visit. With more than 40,000 plants permanently available for sale, the nursery offers a variety of options to beautify your own green space. Rose bushes over 80 years old are part of the garden's botanical treasure.

Unforgettable Tours and Experiences:

The garden tour can be completed in 10 minutes, but taking time to admire the sculptures can extend it. The site offers guided tours on specific days, providing detailed information about the botanical and artistic richness of the place. Additionally, the Magical Garden is inclusive, allowing pets on a leash.

Hours and Cost:

Hours: Every day from 9 AM to 6 PM.

Cost: General admission $55 MXN, students, people with disabilities, and groups of 10 or more $45 MXN.

You can also visit this charming place through the tourist tours available in Atlixco.

An Adventure for Everyone:

The Magical Garden of Atlixco is an oasis where nature and creativity intertwine. Whether for a peaceful stroll, a photography session, or the acquisition of botanical treasures, this garden offers a magical experience that captivates visitors of all ages.

Immerse yourself in its charm and discover the beauty that blooms in every corner.

Discover the Charm of Parque de la Soledad in Atlixco

Introduction:

Immerse yourself in the serenity of Parque de la Soledad, a tranquil oasis located on Avenida Hidalgo, in Solares Grandes, just 5 minutes from the iconic Escaleras Anchas of Atlixco. This picturesque park is a meeting point where freshness and calm combine to offer you a relaxing experience.

Attractions of the Park:

Besides being a peaceful haven, on weekends Parque de la Soledad comes alive with the bustling La Soledad Artisan Market, where you can explore a variety of unique local products. It also serves as a starting point to ascend the Cerro de San Miguel and visit the stunning Mirador de Cristal.

Refreshing Spot Near Escaleras Anchas

While exploring the area, don’t miss the chance to cool off at Xolotl, a cozy family-friendly bar located between the Escaleras Anchas and Parque de la Soledad.

Nearby Iconic Spots:

Discover other iconic spots nearby, such as the historic Iglesia de la Soledad, the vibrant La Soledad Artisan Market, the majestic Ex Convento de San Francisco, the impressive Escaleras Anchas, and the towering Cerro de San Miguel.

Explore the Beauty of Atlixco from Parque de la Soledad and its Surroundings!

INTRODUCTION

Discover the new cultural gem of Atlixco! The Museo del Huey Atlixcáyotl has been inaugurated to immerse you in the cultural and historical richness of the diverse ethnographic regions of our state. With the goal of strengthening our identity and promoting local tourism, this space invites you to explore the impressive collection of traditional costumes and emblematic objects from the Fiesta Grande of Atlixco. Additionally, you’ll enjoy a constantly evolving experience, as the collection will be enriched and renewed according to the season. Don't miss the chance to dive into the history and traditions of our region during your visit to this fascinating museum!

HOW TO GET TO THE MUSEO DEL HUEY ATLIXCÁYOTL?

For more information, visitors can approach the tourism module located in the town square, where they can request the assistance of local guides.

The museum is located at Cvln. Quetzalcoatl 151, Ricardo Treviño, 74250 Atlixco, Pue.

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1.5.1 SERVICE HOURS

Thursday to Monday: 10am to 6pm with free entry.

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR YOUR VISIT TO THE MUSEO DEL HUEY ATLIXCÁYOTL

Explore beyond the Museo del Huey Atlixcáyotl and discover other stunning cultural and architectural attractions in the beautiful city of Atlixco! We recommend visiting the Mirador de Cristal for breathtaking panoramic views, as well as the charming Capilla del Cerrito de San Miguel. For more information on these and other destinations, visit our website. Get ready to enhance your tourist experience and discover the cultural and architectural diversity that Atlixco has to offer!

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Immerse yourself in the Christmas charm all year round at the Christmas Museum in Atlixco! Located in the former Hacienda of San Mateo, this museum transports you to a magical world where you can live and feel the Christmas spirit in every corner.

What will you find at the Christmas Museum in Atlixco?

The museum is made up of three thematic rooms, each illuminated with more than five thousand lights to create a unique atmosphere:

Nordic Room: Decorated with lights and colors evoking the cold of the North Pole, with Christmas trees, reindeer, snow, and a lake. Here, you will learn the story of "Comet," a little reindeer with big dreams of saving Christmas.

Nostalgia Room: With life-size figures that will make you feel like you are living a dream Christmas from your childhood.

Magic Color Room: With lighting that represents the main square of a Mexican town, adorned with eagles and patriotic colors.

The tour of the museum lasts approximately 20 minutes, although you can stay as long as you like to take photos and enjoy the Christmas melodies playing throughout the space.

Additionally, the museum offers a train ride that crosses through all three rooms, giving you an even more magical experience.

The Christmas Museum is open only on Saturdays and Sundays, from 12:00 PM to 7:00 PM. Ticket prices vary: $60 for general admission, $40 for students, teachers, and seniors, and $40 for the train ride. Come and experience the magic of Christmas at any time of year in Atlixco!