Site Museum

Included in the $2.50 entrance fee, the site museum at the entrance is well worth half an hour of your time for its detailed explanations on Toltec politics, society and history, although non-Spanish speakers will have to find a sympathetic translator. The site’s well preserved chac-mool is on display here, as well as chipped off bits of Atlantes, sculptures and friezes. The museum has wheelchair ramps, a gift shops and surprisingly nice toilets. Written exhibits well outnumber anything else though, so kids will probably be itching to leave and start racing around the pyramids.

Location:
The Archaeological Site, Tula De Allende, Mexico

Museum Types:
Archaeology

Relative price: Budget

Open Hours from:9 a.m

Open Hours to:5 p.m

Days Closed:none

Travel Skills: None

About this Page

By Lisa Rodan

Created: 28 Apr 2009

Updated: 28 Apr 2009