Villahermosa city tour with La Venta Museum and Yumká zoo

La Venta Park Museum, a symbol of Olmeca Culture and tourist attraction of the city. La Venta archaeological site was located on an island in a swampy near the Golf of Mexico. Due to the construction of an oil refinery and an airport, big parts of this historical site were destroyed. The very impressive pieces found there have been moved to La Venta Park Museum. The park museum is surrounded by a zoo, with local animals, such as spider monkeys and Jaguars.

brant meeting point that offers an authentic and diverse experience of local culture. This market is one of the oldest and most emblematic in the city, is a must-see place for visitors who want to immerse themselves in daily life and Tabasco gastronomy.

Yumká is a majestic Ecological Reserve allows us to know the ecosystem and view the animals in full freedom. This park is an ideal destination for those who seek a connection with nature and want to learn more about the conservation of ecosystems. Its combination of adventure, education and natural beauty makes it a must-see stop in Tabasco, providing an unforgettable experience for both children and adults.

Admire the Historic Center of Villahermosa, where you can admire colonial buildings and cobblestone streets full of history, explore its main attractions and immerse yourself in its warm and welcoming atmosphere. The Plaza de Armas and the Cathedral of the Lord of Tabasco are highlights, offering a glimpse into the city's colonial past. Tomás Garrido Canabal Park is an extensive green space perfect for a relaxing walk where you can enjoy artificial lakes, children's play areas, and a variety of local flora and fauna. A fascinating stop is the Casa de los Azulejos, a historic building that stands out for its façade covered in Talavera tiles. This iconic building hosts cultural events and offers a showcase of the region's art and architecture.