Calpulalpan Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels

About Calpulalpan

Calpulalpan was first settled by people of theTeotihuacanculture around 250 AD. In the 15th century, it became a part of the kingdom ofTexcocoand was an important trade route for commerce to Tenochtitlan (Mexico City). In 1560, the Spanish moved in and began building the convents of San Simón and San Judas. It has a rainy season from April to September. The hottest period is between March and May . From November to February the weather is extremely cold, with temperatures below 0 °C.

Top Attractions in Calpulalpan

Explore the best things to see and do in Calpulalpan:

• ★Calpulalpan Fair
• ★Convento de San Judas
• ★Parroquia de San Antonio de Padua
• ★Tecoaque

Where to Eat in Calpulalpan

Must-try local food and restaurants:

• 🍴Los Tulipanes
• 🍴Pepe's
• 🍴Santa Lucia Coffee

Where to Stay in Calpulalpan

• 🏨Hotel Centenario
• 🏨Hotel Paraiso

Calpulalpan Travel Guide Sections

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