It's a very good place to go with the kids overall. Food options are not good at all, I mean, they serve its purpose if you're starving but nothing delicious or worth considering if you're not hungry, refreshments are good tho', try to call in advance to ask if they're in maintenance, otherwise you'll see a bunch of empty cages. Be there as early as you can.

On my recent visit, the 2 guides for our tour were very informative and pleasant. They explained about every animal and their habitat. They talked about conservation efforts and where we can participate. The animals look well kept and healthy. My only concern would be DUMBO the elephant. His enclosure consists of only a metal structure in the middle of an empty land. With no big trees for him to cool off when the sun is at it higher point. It was saddening to witness how he tried to slim down and stay still in order to fit inside the very little shadow the structure was projecting. I hope the next time I visit the park, his conditions are better. They have a store at the entrance for you to buy snacks and plenty of choices for drinks since they don't allow outside food or drinks, yes, not even water. At the end of the train ride, there's a section with more exhibits and even though it is not a formal restaurant, they have sitting and they offer food options like tamales, empanadas, oreja de mico and different traditional candies and snacks. They also offer drinks and paletas de hielo. I hope everyone visiting Tabasco can take the opportunity to visit this place. It's not only kids friendly but has something special for all ages!!

3 hour wait to enter the park but it was actually worth it. That was on Easter Sunday. Bad idea. They say the park is empty monday to friday, go then. 4 stars because their organizational skills suck.

This place is an amazing experience if you are in town, it’s fun for families. The prices are extremely affordable kids below 3 enter free, other kids are $40 (pesos), adults foreigners are ~$137 pesos (~$7 dollars) and local adults are only $80 pesos. It includes two guided tours: 1) a walking guided tour through the jungle, as you walk by the tell you all about the fauna and ecosystem there. 2) a train tour through the reservation where all animals are not caged, and in their own ecosystems. The third stop is a recreational area with additional animals and a park with a small shop for food and gifts. They have bathrooms both at the entry and on the recreational stop. Bring comfy shoes for walking, and clothes that cover your legs and arms! There are lots of mosquitos and ants around!

Awesome place! Educational tour in Spanish, family friendly, impressive variety of animals, well kept. Super friendly and helpful staff. Bug spray is a must!!!!

Nice place to visit, especially with children. You can see crocodiles and many other animals almost in natural conditions here.

This is a great spot to see some animals and enjoy a nice park.

interesting little museum. In my opinion, the main attraction are the beautiful tiles in- and outside of the building.

Small place with random memorabilia from old days. The building itself is fascinating, but it does not give a clear introduction in Tabasco's history as it is also history museum. The entrance is expensive for what it is 22 pesos for mexicans 34 pesos for foreigners. Foreign residents pay as foreigners. Not recommended.

Small museum but interesting, you will visit it in less than one hour. Entrance cost 35 mxn. Cashier tried to scam us...

Beautiful but private access only

Super

Very small, it was ok

Ok

Nice modern building. Full with artefact of local Tabasco history. Is definitely worthy to visit. Very friendly English speaking security guy. 23 pesos entry fee.

Entry was free today; normally 28 pesos. 10 staff working, but we were the only visitors. Lots of prehispanic artifacts, including the Mayan calendar predicting 2012 to be the end of the world!

Another excellent regional museum with a collection mostly from La Venta. Unfortunately the interpretive signs are not bilingual and there are no audio guides. This museum also has on display a codice, a rarity for mesoamerican museums.

Great museum, with a fabulous selection of mesoamerican artefacts. I'd recommend downloading Google translates for non-Spanish speakers

Amazing museum featuring 4 cultures in the history Tabasco meso America. 1 Olmec head here. 3 floors. Lots of great info and pieces. Definitely recommend. Tuesday is free to visit.

Lovely 😊 Amazing place to know more about Villahermosa, Tabasco

Soooooo much history of Tabasco. Excellent art work. Huge museum with 3 floors. I spent 2.5 hours inside. Staff were very helpful. They also give tours of the museum. I recommend a visit

The ticket took forever,.than from the next window some man shouted: where are you from? He had to fill out a list, then at the entrance we had an argument since the ticket lady gave us the Mexican entrance fee and the entrance lady told her we should have paid the foreigner entrance fee, so they argued if a permanent residence permit makes a foreigner eligible for the regular fee or not and we just stood there.....until we decided to enter the park. A very unwelcome feeling. The park deteriorated a lot since we were here 4 years ago. Not worth the money. With or without discount.

A wonderful combination of a zoo, forest preserve and archeological site, with coatis roaming free thru the park, huge ceibas and mango trees and next to a lagoon with crocodiles, make it a unique place, not to be missed if you’re in Villahermosa.

Today it was free. No flash photography and don't touch anything. Not really kid friendly and you have to pay for everything.

Very cool outdoor museum of Olmec sculptures and altars. Situated on a lovely lagoon, it's one of the highlights of Villahermosa (excepting the dismal, unnecessary zoo included in the park).

Make sure to bring mosquito repellent so that you can enjoy this place.

I was visiting from the US and my friends wanted to take me here. It’s beautiful, for sure. I really like that it has the combination of being a museum AND a zoo! Mostly common zoo animals, but it’s still neat. I really enjoyed the bird area that you can walk into. The big head statues are awesome. The ONLY downfall is the amount of mosquitoes is torturous! Be prepared for that, bring plenty of bug spray/repellent because you will for sure be eaten alive by mosquitoes if not. We had bug spray and were still getting attacked haha.

Nice experience but the animal enclosures were not very well kept. My animal lover kids were very concerned. We were not aware of the zoo and we were just fine without the zoo part. Very hot and humid but fun to see the archeological monuments.

This is very nice place, where you can get familiar with the process of creating chocolate. Highly recommended.

It is an amazing place and experience. An interactive organic cacao plantation with a fantastic tour, culminating in a chocolate tasting. You learn so much about how the cacao is grown and processed. Allow at least 2 hours, so you don't miss anything.

This has been a very good surprise when it comes to museums. Is very interactive the services first class rustic and local as well as original. A 6th generation chocolate producer leads this interactive experience. You would not believe all the things that you can get from chocolate from delicious drinks to exfoliating creams. Highly recommended to anyone!!

From Cocoa bean to Bar. The Whole experience. Are you curious about how traditional chocolate is made? This is your place. They have lots of interactive activities where you will learn how to prepare, create and enjoy Chocolate. When you arrive right on the entrance advice by radio that you are ready to start the tour. Adventure and Enjoyment in one single place.

In the middle of nowhere, but worth the trip.

Amazing place, amazing chocolate

Worth the money

(Translated by Google) A beautiful Church, at the time of our visit the central dome was in the process of being remodeled. (Original) Una Iglesia hermosa, para el momento de nuestra visita estaba en proceso de remodelación la cúpula central.

(Translated by Google) The parish is as wonderful as many people say, it breathes peace and tranquility (Original) La parroquia es tan maravillosa cómo dicen muchas personas, se respira paz y tranquilidad

(Translated by Google) Parish of San Francisco de Asís, with a wonderful architecture where the stained glass windows and wall paintings show both the Sacraments of our churches and biblical landscapes. With a very beautiful circular main altar, as well as a smaller secondary altar but that cannot match its beauty either. Located in the center of the town of Jalpa de Méndez, Tabasco. An unmissable achievement in your visit to this beautiful and hot state, without going unnoticed the excellent treatment of its inhabitants. Pará admires its beauty, it is necessary to visit it (Original) Parroquia de San Francisco de Asís, con una estupenda arquitectura donde en los vitrales y pinturas murales se manifiestan tanto los Sacramentos de nuestras iglesia, como paisajes bíblicos. Con un altar principal circular muy Belo, tato así como también uno secundario más pequeño pero que no puede tampoco su belleza. Ubicado en el centro de la población de Jalpa de Méndez, Tabasco. Un logra imperdible en su visita a este bello y caluroso estado, sin pasar desapercibido el excelente trato de sus habitantes. Pará admira su belleza es necesario visitarlo

(Translated by Google) Excellent place for people who profess religion, the church is large, it has structures and details that attract a lot of attention, in general it is very beautiful and striking, especially inside. I recommend visiting it, it is very worth it. (Original) Excelente lugar para las personas que profesan la religión, la iglesia es grande, tiene estructuras y detalles que llaman mucho la atención, en general es muy bonita y llamativa, más por dentro. Recomiendo la visiten, vale mucho la pena.

(Translated by Google) It's impressive. The church on the outside is spectacular, just for its view whether during the day, afternoon or even at night makes Jalpa de Méndez worth the same as any magical town in Chiapas or Campeche, but the thing is not just there, inside It is built in detail and each space has a meaning, someone needs to do justice to all the symbolism that is inside, from the legends that are observed to the stained glass windows. If you don't stop by to visit her when you come to Jalpa, don't even say you came. (Original) Es impresionante. La iglesia por afuera es espectacular, solo por su vista ya sea de día, de tarde o incluso de noche hace que Jalpa de Méndez valga lo mismo que vale cualquier pueblo mágico de Chiapas o Campeche, pero la cosa no solo queda ahí, por dentro está construida a detalle y cada espacio tiene un significado, hace falta que alguien le haga justicia a todo el simbolismo que hay dentro desde las leyendas que se observn hasta los vitrales. Si no pasas a visitarla al venir a Jalpa mejor ni digas que veniste.

(Translated by Google) The parish of San Francisco de Asís is a place that you must visit if you visit Tabasco. Its architecture and stained glass windows are beautiful, it will take you a while to admire each one of them in detail as well as its murals. (Original) La parroquia de San Francisco de Asís es un lugar que debes visitar si visitas Tabasco. Su arquitectura y vitrales son hermosos, te llevará un rato admirar a detalle cada uno de ellos así como sus murales.

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful church, you cannot miss it if you visit TABASCO, explore its surroundings and appreciate the architecture, it is something unique. I recommend it, a place that is undoubtedly very beautiful. (Original) Una iglesia muy hermosa no te la puedes perder si visitas TABASCO recorrer sus alrededores y apreciar la arquitectura es algo único se los recomiendo un lugar sin duda muy bonito

My wife and I were very happy to visit this farm on our first afternoon we were delighted to meet the owner who spent a longer time chasing with us explaining lot about fauna and flora. Next day our tour started early and we were luck to have Jesus - Chuchu to be our guide he explained us each and every small detail about the growing harvesting and processing of the chocolate, thank you chu chu it was honor talking to you

It is truly incredible to visit the Jesús María hacienda. We learn about the origin of the Tabasco culture with respect to cocoa and chocolate making. If you have the opportunity to visit this Don't miss the Hacienda, you'll love the experience of visiting it.

What a great place to visit english tourguide jesus really knows how to make it all come to life really great. To top it all of also seen some monkeys

Excellent explanation from Ms Chely, best tour guide ever!. Enjoyed walking through the cacao farm. Enough parking space, restaurant and store. If you have mosquitoes bite allergies be prepared.

We found this experience online will looking for things to explore in Villahermosa. We loved this tour. It was very informative and Jesus was a wonderful guide. We loved getting to taste all of the different chocolates.

Great experience!!! We had Alexa as our guide, she was great, super knowleadgeable, happy to show us around and answered ALL our questions. The Hacienda is a little piece of paradise. If you want to learn about this incredible fruit you must definetly visit Hacienda Jesus Maria.

Absolutely love this place. The tour is well worth it. They have a botanic garden with various plants and an area where with the old house and belongings of the hacienda workers. You visit the owners’s old house, it’s like a museum. Then you get the chance to create your own handmade chocolate. The best thing is that everyone who works there is super kind and attentive- it was a wonderful experience, loved it!

They have a 1.5 hour long tour for 350 pesos. You see various plants and get to enter the factory. There is a wee visit at the museum too. They have monkeys! Bring mosquito repellent - you’ll be eaten alive. It was good, but I enjoyed the other hacienda tour better (Jesus Maria).

Anna, granddaughter of the founder, is an amazing guide. Wonderful tour of the grounds and fascinating exploration of cacao production.

We had a great time at this place! The tour guide was awesomely nice, explained everything and responded all our questions! The tour includes the cacao plantation, the fabric/museum aaand a chocolate drink! It was not only super interesting but really tasty! After one hour we were full of new facts and super delicious chocolate! I would totally recommend this visit to everyone!

Guys with good intentions. I had a good time but they have a big room for improvement. In general the conditions of the Hacienda are average, I realized that many places were not cleaned for years. It's not the same visit and old place than a abandoned one or tending to that.

We got a private tour from the granddaughter of the man who originally built the hacienda. Really interesting to hear all about how the cocoa is grown and processed into chocolate. If you want a tour in English call one day ahead to book it, but the Spanish tour is also excellent if you know at least a little bit of Spanish.

This is an awesome hacienda to visit. The tour was amazing and we learned so much! The chocolate was so delicious and we bought more. They preserve the jungle and chocolate trees in a natural state for education and preservation.

Right from the entrance, you will gather the smell of cocoa being elaborated. This is the home the Bombon of Maracuya an award winning creation which won in Paris and New Work. Don't miss the opportunity to visit the Hacienda with a huge history. It started to operate from the 20's.

Like an open air archeological site. The important thing here is the Olmec statues. There were lots of ant-eaters in the park. Also there were lots of ants carrying leaves too(naturally). One part of the park was a zoo, it was sad to see those animals in cages pacing back and forth.

We received a tour from a person working in the area for 40 years that made our trip worth it. Almost all the pieces are now copies. The originals are in Parque La Venta in Villahermosa. There is a nice population of oropendula birds in the site. They open at 900 and close at 1630 hrs.

It is a good place to visit, it is Olmec!!! Do not skip it!!! Attention : No ATM in this small town, and no cheap stay here.

It is a good open-air museum. Usually with few visitors. We got a guided tour from a person that have been working there for a long time, so he told us a lot of interesting facts.

Good museum, Some excellent carved stone Olmec and Maya artifacts

The site and museum showing monuments of Olmec civilization. Most of it are replicas due complicated modern history of the site when were the original pieces moved to Veracruz and Mexico city due to urban and industrial projects in La Venta. Unfortunately it's visible that the museum is underfunded. The museum building need maintenance.

Small but wonderful museum and site. Easy to walk. Bring bug spray. Trails are fairly well marked in the forest. You can walk up the backside of the earthen pyramid which at the time was the highest in North America.

No longer open and you can tell it has been shut down for a long time. Simply just a pyramid by the beach now.

First time seeing this kind of museum, shaped from the famous Pyramid. I enjoyed the tour, and beside it, you can find the entrance and enter for only 20 mexican peso per person.

A small but great collection (from private) 10mp entrence fee. Right by the ocean. The guy proposed me a guided tour but i refused. What the heck they really know about Olmecs !? I have my own believes ;) Just be careful, city is not super safe.

Great place I learned a lot!.

Quirky little collection with labels proposing an early visit of asian cultures with the Olmecs :P Interesting group of artefacts however.

Small, almost no explanation.

Good

It is a place where you can live together and it has several interesting places.

Great place to visit with friends or family, good shopping options, food and entertainment.

Well, something I like it’s Cinemex, I always go there with friends and family and I like it, but the hole mall it’s a little bit awful, almost all the places are closed and there’s almost nothing at the mall

Way too busy, very few shops, not enough cafeteria tables

The best place in Coatzacoalcos to hang around. Need more activities.

Good place. Have many stores and quality products.

Was good but they close very early

The lake and surrounding areas are beautiful. I took a boat tour and visited a number of areas around the lake. It was a little too commercialized for me. They tried to sell you things at each stop. I was able to see monkeys on two of the islands in the lake.

It looks beautiful. There are boat rides available 🤩

A place I always stop and stay

Cool

Beautiful

Nice tour.

(Translated by Google) An excellent place to enjoy with your partner or family. There are two boat fees: when you pay for a private tour and when you take the boat open to the general public. I think I paid $400 per person in the summer of 2025 on a shared boat. The tour is beautiful, even though the wind is northerly in Veracruz. They take you to Monkey Island, explain some important facts about the place, and take you to a place where you can buy food and crafts. And what's essential: they take you with a "white witch" who will clean your pocket, depending on your mood. They also offer a mask made with mud from the lagoon. Greetings, travelers. (Original) Excelente lugar para disfrutar a tu pareja o a tu familia. Existen 2 costos por lancha, cuando pagas un tour particular y cuando vas en la lancha para el publico en general. Creo que pagué $400 por persona en el verano del 2025 en una lancha colectiva. El recorrido es hermoso aunque haya norte en Veracruz. Te llevan a la isla de los monos, te explican algunos datos importantes del lugar, te llevan a un lugar donde puedes comprar alimentos y artesanías. Y lo que no puede faltar te llevan con una "bruja (o) blanca (o)" que te da una limpia de bolsillo, según como te dejes. También te ofrecen una mascarilla a base de barro de la laguna. Saludos viajeros.

Beautiful place to visit and enjoy the waters of the river, The waters are at a perfect temperature for the heat and, unlike other rivers the water is warm, there is a small well-stocked store, the road to get there in good conditions, I only hope that our ejidatarios friends get agree on that conflict that benefits no one, even so highly recommended to admire the beauty of the waterfall from the other side, that is, the Cerro de la Iguana.

Very good place to see the falls. But there is a problem with the manegement, so most people know that it was close and also after entrance you can not find good service ! Place looks like abandon!!

The falls are beautiful. You can walk up to the top of the falls for an amazing view and also go down to explore the area below. It was a great experience and highly recommended.

Mesmerizing and astonishing. 'El Salto's' waterfall is beautiful, truly one of mother natures gift to the world. A must see on your visit to Los Tuxtla's region in Veracruz. A great place to take the family. People of all ages will be impressed by the falls massive pour of water and roar. The overlook brings you close to the edge of the fall. A stairway to the bottom of the fall allows you the opportunity to feel the crash of the water. FYI, you will get wet. Make sure your phone has a case and screen cover. Unfortunately access to the bottom is not wheelchair accessible, please be mindful of seniors and people with disabilities. Mind your trash and keep the Tuxtla region clean.

Beautiful experience. I recommend everyone go once.. went with my family, and we just loved it.

Even in the dry season of April, the waterfall has powerful flow even if not occupying the entire width. Good roads to reach. The Sihuapan street comes straight into the village, ends in a cul-de-sac which is the car parking area and entry to the falls. There is a 15mxn per head entry fee at the top and another 5mxn closer to the fall. Plenty of eateries, souvenir shops, toilets. From the point of entry, if one walks straight across a hanging bridge, one comes to a viewpoint overlooking the top of the falls. Instead if one goes down nearly 240 steps, one reaches a short trail that takes you right upto the falls. There is a barricade so that one cannot actually touch the falls or go under but there is quite a spray. The paths are well laid out, made of stone or cenent and not muddy or slippery. After the exertion of climbing back up the steps in the heat, it was refreshing to have a “ coco frio”, a chilled tender coconut drink outside.

Short drive from Catemaco. Small fee for entrance. Yes as other reviewers have said, lots of vendors, however, they are all friendly and just trying to scrape together a living (mostly poor indigenous Mexicans). That aside it's a beautiful waterfall as seen in the Mel Gibson movie. It is also possible to walk along the riverside from the falls for a short distance.

Nice area by historical district. Had some souvenir stands and restaurants nearby next to river. Nice place for a walk. Also took a river ride on boat that was here.

A real magical place to visit!

Great to walk in a safe, secure and exceptionally maintained park.

Nice little park to walk and see the churches.

A bit of history and plenty of colonial architecture to please. Not quite the oasis of peace that one could hope for but a pleasant experience nonetheless.

Nice place to walk and admire the wonderful downtown.

Ok

(Translated by Google) It's a very interesting place to learn and discover more about the history of the great Mexican artist and composer. It's a large house containing the belongings of him and his last wife, a beautiful place full of history, music, and memories. Inside the museum, there's a café where you can't miss the classic torito. In my case, the guava one was delicious, perfect for a visit as a couple. (Original) Es un lugar muy interesante para aprender y conocer más acerca de la historia del gran artista y compositor mexicano, es una casona con pertenencias de él y su última esposa, bonito lugar, lleno de historia, música y recuerdos. Al interior del museo hay un café en el cual no puedes dejar de pedir el clásico torito, en mi caso, sabrosísimo el de guayaba, ideal para visitar en pareja.

(Translated by Google) Very nice place. Cooperation of 30 pesos. They explain to you about the life and house of Agustín Lara (Original) Muy bonito lugar. Cooperación de 30 pesos. Te explican sobre la vida y casa de Agustín lara

(Translated by Google) Excellent place!!! They have a large part of Agustín Lara's belongings and musical history, they have his music playing while they give you the tour and explanation of his history, birth, women, music, etc. etc. It's awesome to see their stuff, covers, sheet music, clothes, records and more. Go visit it, the price is very affordable and it takes you deeper into the walk within Tlacotalpan. Maybe they tell you where the house where he was born is and you can go visit it. (Original) Excelente lugar!!! Tienen gran parte de las pertenencias e historia musical de Agustín Lara, tienen música de él sonando mientras te dan el recorrido y explicación de su historia, nacimiento, mujeres, música, etc etc. Es impresionante ver sus cosas , portadas, partituras, ropa, discos y más. Vayan a visitarlo, es muy accesible el precio y te adentra más al paseo dentro de Tlacotalpan. Igual te dicen dónde está la casa donde nació y la puedes ir a visitar.

(Translated by Google) A very curious and very interesting museum, commemorating the life and achievements of the great Agustín Lara, inside you can see the rooms and places where he lived, as well as photographs and personal things. They play background music, and the staff is very friendly, they let you take photos and tell you a little about the history of the place. I recommend this museum. (Original) Un museo muy curioso y muy interesante, conmemorando la vida y los logros del gran Agustín Lara, dentro puedes ver las habitaciones y lugares donde vivió , así como fotografías y cosas personales. Ponen música de fondo, y el personal es muy amable, te dejan hacer fotos y te cuentan un poco de la historia del lugar. Recomiendo este museo .

(Translated by Google) Excellent place full of history and mysticism. There is a guy who gives you a personalized tour listening to the best hits of Mr. Lara. It's incredible, that house transports you to the golden age of Mexico... I give it a 10 (Original) Excelente lugar lleno de historia y misticismo. Hay un muchacho que te da un recorrido personalizado escuchando los mejores éxitos del sr. Lara. Es increíble esa casa te transporta a la época dorada de México... Le doy un 10

(Translated by Google) Nice place to visit in Tlacotalpan. Admission is $30 pesos. There are tables in the back where you can buy beer or soda. The staff needs to explain the museum's contents, or have some kind of dynamic or way for them to explain what's inside. (Original) Bonito lugar para visitar en Tlacotalpan. Costo de la entrada $30 pesos En el fondo hay mesas y pueden comprar cerveza o refresco. Le hace falta que el personal explique el contenido del museo o haya alguna dinámica o forma de que te expliquen lo que el contiene.

(Translated by Google) I couldn't visit it, we were there at the time indicated on Google Maps, you see, ten in the morning, and they didn't open. We sat in front of it until eleven in the morning and they didn't open. It was really a lack of compliance since we were really eager to get in. I wish they would respect the schedule or at least have a sign saying "we won't be opening today" or "it will open until such time" so we wouldn't have to wait. (Original) No pude visitarlo, estuvimos ahí a la hora que marcaba el horario de Google maps,ves decir a las diez de la mañana y no abrieron, nos sentamos enfrente hasta las once de la mañana y no abrieron, realmente una falta de cumplimiento ya que teníamos enormes deseos de poder entrar, desearía que se respeten los horarios o por lo menos un letrero hoy no abriremos o hasta tal hora se abre para no estar esperando

I always stop by here when I visit Alvarado. It is a beautiful place to walk around nice views and different restaurants to choose from this time it was here for Las Cruces de Mayo and the Arroz a la Tumbada event.

Beautiful town, I loved how colorful it is.

Small city hall at southeast from Veracruz Port. Nice and warm people, regional handcraft and special seafood meals over there

Very clean and quaint!

Great place with beautiful women

Beautiful at night! :3

Good view

(Translated by Google) Bad service I bought some shoes and when I measured them because they were new it seemed like they were the correct size, but when I got home I discovered that they erased the real number, terrible service 😡😡 (Original) Mala atención compré unos zapatos y al medirmelos por ser nuevos parecía que eran el número correcto, pero al llegar a casa descubro que le borraron el número real pésimo servicio 😡😡

(Translated by Google) Excellent service and great attention (Original) Excelente servicio y gran atención

(Translated by Google) All the staff very friendly, a very clean place and good prices. (Original) Todo el personal muy amable, un lugar muy limpio y buenos precios.

(Translated by Google) Well-stocked store with good quality shoes at various prices and they accept card payments. (Original) Tienda bien surtida y con zapatos de buena calidad varios precios y aceptan pagos con tarjeta

(Translated by Google) Very good assortment and price. (Original) Muy buen surtido y precio.

(Translated by Google) The owner is a despot, he treats his staff badly. (Original) El dueño es un déspota, trata mal a su personal.

(Translated by Google) Very good prices (Original) Muy buenos precios

Needs a lot of reconditioning

Museo, restaurant

(Translated by Google) An interesting museum with many exhibition rooms, whose entrance fee is $45 adults and $30 children, with free admission on Wednesdays, it is interactive, well maintained and can be visited calmly in an approximate time of three hours, it is located in the downtown Veracruz three blocks from the Venustiano Carranza lighthouse (Original) Un museo interesante con muchas salas de exposición, cuyo costo de entrada es de $45 adultos y $30 niños, siendo los miércoles la entrada gratuita, es interactivo bien cuidado y que se recorre con calma en un tiempo aproximado de Tres horas, se ubica en el centro de Veracruz a tres calles del faro Venustiano Carranza

(Translated by Google) It is a place worth visiting if you are in Veracruz. The tour is guided and entertaining; It allows you to enter places on a ship that you otherwise would not have been able to see. (Original) Es un lugar que vale la pena visitar si estás en Veracruz. El recorrido es guiado y está entretenido; te permite entrar a lugares de un barco que de otra forma no hubieses podido conocer.

(Translated by Google) boat to visit the Navy Museum, a remodeled and all new place with games for children, a restaurant and a shop and a view of the sea. There is also a show of the Tlalepantla flyers every day, nice to see. (Original) barco a visitar museo de la Marina lugar remodelado y todo nuevo con juegos para ňiňos restaurante y tienda y vista sobre el mar también hay cada días espectáculo de los voladores de tlalepantla bonito a aver.

(Translated by Google) The first and to date only ship museum in Mexico, this interactive museum costs $46 pesos and includes a guided tour with a complete explanation. It was a ship built in Spain and brought to Mexico in 1934. It was one of the best in Mexico at its time. (Original) El primer y hasta la fecha único museo buque de México, este museo interactivo tiene un costo de $46 pesos e incluye el recorrido guiado con la explicación completa, fue una embarcación construida en España y traída a México en 1934, fue una de las mejores de México en su tiempo.

(Translated by Google) We visited the ship in December 2019, I was fortunate to see it when it was just inaugurated as a museum in 2008 and it looked beautiful, this time I visited it again it had a deplorable state, rusty, jammed, they never gave it a coat of paint again, They let it sink and, to make matters worse, they had to close it due to its poor condition and the limited financial resources allocated, but it is worth seeing it from the outside and knowing what this ship was like in its times traveled the world with its 140 crew members since 1937 (Original) El barco lo visitamos en diciembre 2019, tuve la fortuna de conocerlo cuando recién fue inaugurado como museo en 2008 y Lucía hermoso, está vez que volví a visitarlo tenía un esdado deplorable, oxidado, encayado, jamás le volvieron a dar una mano de pintura, dejaron que se inhundara y para el peor de los males tuvieron que cerrarlo por el pésimo estado y el poco recurso económico asignado, pero vale la pena conocerlo por fuera y saber como era este barco que en sus tiempos recorrió el mundo junto a sus 140 tripulantes desde 1937

A lovely experience at the Aquarium today! It’s bigger than I expected with a lot of rooms and spaces for different species. I went on a weekday around 3pm and it was pretty empty. Lovely to walk around and learn about marine life. There’s bathrooms available and a foodcourt right outside the exit once you are done with some little stores.

The aquarium is medium-sized. All is display only. They have plenty of souvenir stores inside. They DO NOT have a dolphin show or penguin show. Some of the locals that work around the area claim that they do. So, do not be fooled.

I was visited before but now is more beautiful. Than before we love it

Acuario de Veracruz is an amazing experience! The variety of marine life is incredible, and the exhibits are both educational and visually stunning. It’s a perfect spot for families and anyone who loves sea creatures. Highly recommend visiting!

Lovey place , too many cute creatures can see just in one place. 😍 Nice environment.

Must visit place in Veracruz for all. Great aquarium with variety of sealife

Went in to get out of the heat. It was bigger than what we expected. They have a lot of interesting fish and aquatic animals. There are doing some construction so some exhibits were closed. Missing description of fish but we just used Google to look up names of fish. Exciting the aquarium is a food court.

Museo de Cera is a fun experience with an impressive collection of wax figures! While some of the figures don’t look exactly perfect, the overall display is still enjoyable, and it’s fascinating to see all the famous personalities. Great place for a unique outing!

Nice experience. Although it was hot- they really should turn down the AC!!! Great pictures. I have been wanting to go for years and finally was able to go in Mexico because in the states it's too expensive!

Not too bad. Fun enough to pass through- some global celebrities and politicians but mostly Mexican sportspersons and ex presidents. Cant say the quality was too great either. Some hollywood celebrities looked nothing like the real ones and the british royal family was nearly unrecognisable if not for the placards. Frida Kahlo, Diego Riviera and Mahatma Gandhi were quite good. Donald Trump at the entrance seemed to be a popular photo opportunity.

Great museum!

Nice museum . I recommend

Amazing place. Stay alert on the horror zone ^_^

This wax museum has several wax figures of famous people as well as some of those from popular sitcoms and movies.

We went here on a Wednesday when the entrance is free. Overall it was an interesting couple of hours. Lots of exhibits, some are interactive like the ship bridge simulator - which my husband enjoyed playing. The bathrooms lacked soap. There is a cafe.

First time coming out here, loved the museum has a lot of historical relics and artifacts. Highly recommend it.

A must-visit museum while in Veracruz. The entrance fee was 30 pesos with the Inapam discount. The audio guide is very helpful in your tour of the museum. The price to rent the guide is 40 pesos or 25 pesos with the Inapam discount.

This is well worth a visit if you are in Veracruz even if you are not a military/history buff. A very well presented museum, with lots to see.

Most helpful young man gave me infomation in English. This is a well run aquarium where the birds and the sea creatures and dolphins are cared for so well. Loved my visit there today. The dolphin show was great and the instructors showed so much passion for their dolphins. An awesome experience.

Very big, beautiful museum of the port history, wars to defend Mexico, and the major characters of history. There are interactive technology displays and a childrens area. Everything is in Spanish. I was told by my local travel partner we would have to hire our own local tour guide for English explanation, so I am not sure if English audio, brochures, or assistance is available. You could easily spend 2 hours.

The Museum is worth the visit, the buiding and items that are in exposition are awesome and full of history. I would definitely recommend it.

Nothing special.

Regular

(Translated by Google) A great walking place to hang out (Original) Un excelente lugar para caminar para pasar el rato

(Translated by Google) The sea takes away everything bad that happens to you, it simply purifies you... (Original) el mar se lleva todo lo malo que te pasa,simplemente te purifica...

(Translated by Google) What a nice place (Original) Q grato lugar

(Translated by Google) I love that place to go for a walk (Original) Me encanta ese lugar para ir a caminar

(Translated by Google) Very nice place (Original) Muy bonito lugar

Place used to have an amazing scenic view to get there. Unfortunately the place is now surrounded by walls, factories and just to get there is 20 min more to your tour. No signs to know more about the place and very reduced parking. Is not worth doing more than once

It is good place to visit if you go to Malecon de Veracruz, you can buy a hat ($100mx), an umbrella ($100) and glasses ($100mx) in the entrance; also you can contract a visitor guide to get a best experience(which cost is around $400MX per 6 persons). Access cost for San Juan de Ulua is $100MX.

We were not told ahead of time, but you must leave all food and drinks (other than water) in the ferry. Any candy. And the snacks and drinks purchased on the ferry as well. Unfortunately, my friend left her bag with candies just purchased and it went missing. Lots of walking involved. I suggest paying for the guided tour, very informative.

This is a great historical place to visit. It's a drive from the city so take a taxi or other transportation vehicle. Restrooms are available. Only water is allowed inside the fort not any flavored waters. Recommended to go early as it gets hot later in the day. There are guides available outside of the fort.

At least 450 years old, the existence of this fort predates the founding of Boston. The architecture corresponds to the military models of the time. It might not be as well preserved as other castle/forts in the Caribbean, but it certainly is worth your visit. I have 2 small children, and we found plenty to enjoy as a family in our 2 hour-long visit. You can hire private tour guides at the entrance, but there is also plenty of information online to inform you as you search its many nooks and crannies. It's well worth the 60 pesos entry fee.

Very interesting place. Tickets are around $85 pesos per adult. I recommend getting a tour guide (our charged $50 additional per person) to tell you the story. It is incredible how much has happened here. We took a trolley from the artisan market and paid $100 round trip per person. Everything is outside so consider sunblock, a hat and water.

Great historic fort with a lot to see. A pity that it's been allowed to degrade so much. Still, there seems to be a lot of work going into renovations of at least the core structures. Hopefully when I come back I can view this historic treasure in it's full glory. Definitely worth a visit. I would recommend the guided tour as well, there are a few English speaking guides.

Really nice venue for a quick visit. The entrance was free and it is located within 10 min from downtown. Parking is available in the street. There was lack of staff so it was a self-guided visit. A small museum was opened. But the must is the architecture of the place which used to be a sugar cane factory. There was a small shop selling some handcrafts but no one was available. Overall, a nice spot in Cordoba.

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Great historical place. It is good to spend time with family and have a good coffee

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Great

Cool historic place.

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Sunday night, folklore show of music and dancing. Busy mainly with locals. Nice atmosphere. The church yard busy too with vendors who sale different version of hand made of Jesus in the cross.

It is simply awesome to walk around this place, you'll find a lot to see and the people is really nice, don't forget visiting the iron castle :) Es un lugar sencillamente hermoso, para dar una vuelta y disfrutar de cada rincon

Loved to be there, sunny, clear sky, colonial architecture, very kind people!

Beautiful place to enjoy the city! I really love it early in the morning before it gets to loud ❤️

Good place to spend time with family and friends. Small and nice area is great.

At 20:00 hrs visual-voice-music display public automatic comment on history of Cordoba City & some other Veracruz State historical, business & touristic places... not fake info as other nearby competing city... namely orizbb

Cordoba has a beautiful town square, it's worth going just to see the square. had a lovely meal in one of the restuarants overlooking. A very pleasant evening, in a friendly little town.

What a wonderful place in a wonderful location on our planet! I visited here with a friend and everything that we learned inside of the museum was accurate. Of the wonderful coffee grown and produced here.

Great visit, 50 pesos normal price, 25 pesos student price. Very insightful tour, nice tasting at the end

Friendly staff, the entrance was 50 mxn. There was a shop with some handcrafts, coffee products and upscale coffee beans (130 mxn for 250 gr a bit overpriced). Small venue. The greatest con was that the tour was way too long, more than an hour just to listen to some explanations about coffee and could definitely be shorter as some facts were not important or interesting but I do not know if this depends of the assigned guide. Then you get to participate in a more detailed explanation by drinking actual coffee (40 minutes). There was a café next to the backyard but they had lack of staff because it seemed that no one was there attending. An ok experience in Cordoba.

Wonderful museum - really clean, organized, and well laid out information. The garden is peaceful and they have a large variety of coffee plants all labelled. The café is great, was really excited that they had a tisana of coffee cherry and several methods of extraction! Shop is well-stocked with local coffee. Best of all is the (hourly) guided tour - Paty was super knowledgeable not to mention a great barista, if there's anything you want to know about coffee she will be able to enlighten you! If you're a coffee fan then ask questions! Your appreciation will be deepened. And if not, you just might become one..

I rarely write reviews about places, but if you have any interest in coffee, this place is a must-see. Genuinely friendly and extremely knowledgeable people. Simply fantastic. The coffee tasting at the end is the cherry on top.

Way above expectations. Sometime you are not sure what you are going to be getting in museums at small towns but this was really good. It will guide you through a bit of the local history of coffee, origins, type of plants, nice interactive tools, and, the best, coffee tasting. Something worth to visit.

It is a wonderful experiencie, guides are knowledgeable and really nice. You learn so many things about coffee and its production and the benefits of the purchases you make go straight to the farmers. Not to be missed at all!!#

(Translated by Google) Nobody is going to tell me because I was there, it's incredible how big our country is because I feel there is still a lot to visit, learn about and contribute to the big changes that you will see soon :D I am very happy with the experiences I have collected. (Original) Nadie me lo va contar porque yo estuve ahí, es increíble lo grande que es nuestro país porque siento que falta mucho por visitar, conocer y por aportar en grandes cambios que verán próximamente :D estoy muy contento de las experiencias que colecciono

(Translated by Google) As a new Magic Town it is improving little by little. I believe that they should put more effort into doing things so that in the future they will be a favorite place to visit for tourists. I share a little about the park and the beauty of this place. (Original) Como nuevo Pueblo Mágico va mejorando poco a poco. Considero que se deben esmerar más en realizar las cosas para que en un futuro sean un lugar favorito de visita para los turistas. Les comparto un poco del parque y lo bonito de este lugar.

(Translated by Google) I love the Thursday afternoon and evening public danzón presentations. (Original) Amo los jueves de la presentación de danzón público por la tarde noche

(Translated by Google) Beautiful. It is worth knowing the Córdoba zócalo. Very well restored, with lots of lighting, restaurant and hotel area around. It is clean, people usually sit and enjoy the afternoon in this place. (Original) Muy bonito. Vale la pena conocer el zócalo de Córdoba. Muy bien restaurado, con mucha iluminación, zona restaurantera y hotelera alrededor. Es limpio, la gente acostumbra sentarse a disfrutar la tarde en este lugar.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful two-level neoclassical style building, beautifully decorated with arches on two levels in the main square of Córdoba. On one side is an old theater with a beautiful façade. Historical and photogenic places. A must visit if you are in this coffee-growing city of Veracruz. Recommended ✔️✔️✔️ (Original) Hermoso edificio de estilo neoclasico de dos niveles, bellamente decorado con arqueria en dos niveles en la plaza principal de Córdoba. A un costado se encuentra un teatro antiguo con hermosa fachada. Lugares Históricos y fotogenicos. Visita obligada si andas por ésta ciudad cafetalera de Veracruz. Recomendable ✔️✔️✔️

(Translated by Google) Very nice Christmas decoration, I loved it, there are some very nice glass gifts, the pine tree is huge and with its star of Belém 🤷😅 there are also some neon paintings with beautiful colors, the streets with many very illuminated lights, there is a nativity scene that It looks impressive, very beautiful, they filled the palace with lights, now I love its decoration and lighting, perfect.👌😍 (Original) Muy bonita decoracion de Navidad me encantó, hay unos regalos de cristal muy padres, el pino es enorme y con su estrella de Belém 🤷😅 también hay unos cuadros neon de colores hermosos, las calles con muchas luces muy iluminadas, hay un nacimiento que se ve impresionante muy lindo, el palacio lo llenaron de luces, ahora si me encanto su decoración e iluminación, perfectos.👌😍

(Translated by Google) We have one of the most beautiful historic centers in the state of Veracruz. If you're in this area, don't hesitate to rest on a bench or eat in the porches. (Original) Tenemos uno de los centros Históricos mas bonitos en el estado de Veracruz. Si estas por este rumbo, no dudes en descansar en una banca o comer en los portales.