THE FIRST KINGDOM OF MEXICO

The area currently occupied by Val’Quirico was once the site of a Porfirian hacienda called Santa Águeda, which was dedicated to agriculture and livestock.

The village has been constructed with natural materials to harmonize with the environment and has become a unique residential, tourist, and commercial community. 

This picturesque village features cobblestone streets and buildings inspired by the Italian Tuscany with tiled roofs and warm-colored facades. Every corner of Val’Quirico is filled with charm.

In addition to the beauty of the buildings, there are green spaces and well-maintained gardens where you can relax and enjoy the surroundings.

Its magic lies in its enchanting atmosphere and the possibility of immersing yourself in a timeless and charming experience. Because of its unique characteristics, it has been named the first Kingdom of Mexico. Por sus características tan únicas ha sido nombrado el primer Reino de México.

Val’Quirico offers a wide variety of restaurants, wonderful commercial spaces, art galleries, and boutique hotels. Additionally, it hosts a variety of events and festivals, such as concerts, art exhibitions, food festivals, and other traditional celebrations.

It's important to note that there is also a specific area for children, and it is pet-friendly. 

It is located in the municipality of Tetlatlahuca, in the heart of the state of Tlaxcala, half an hour from Tlaxcala, 45 minutes from Puebla, and two hours from Mexico City. 

To reach this village, you need to take the Puebla-Mexico highway until you reach the Xoxtla exit, and after 1.5 kilometers, you will find the entrance to Val’Quirico on the left. You can also get there by taking a bus from the TAPO terminal to Tlaxcala and then taking a taxi or a colectivo to Val’Quirico.