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MAYAN MUSEUM OF CANCÓN

The museum building, with an avant-garde design and deeply careful of the environment, was designed by the architect Alberto García Lascurain. All the component cores of the set use the same architectural language. The linear image is emphasized throughout the complex with concrete lattice walls. The outdoor spaces allow the visitor to enjoy the climate of the city of Cancun, but despite having wide open surfaces, it preserves the feeling of shelter with the pergola on the walkways and other circulations. Access to the Museum is presided over by

Archaeological Zone of San Miguelito

The visit to the Museum also includes access to the Archaeological Zone of San Miguelito; Through a path that starts from the lower corridor of the Museum, you reach this site made up of at least four sets made up mainly of structures that supported houses made of wood and palm trees, where various extended families possibly lived during the last years. years prior to the arrival of the Spanish conquerors.

RECOMMENDATION TIPS

In the Mayan Museum of Cancun there is accessibility for people with special abilities. Wear comfortable shoes, do not introduce food or drinks and do not smoke. This museum has the following services: identity cards in Spanish and English, store-bookstore, cafeteria, educational services, luggage storage, and infirmary. Hours are Tuesday to Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Last entry at 5:30 p.m. with an approximate charge of 70 pesos. Remember that it is important to plan a good vacation for you and your family...