Museo Comunitario de Xiutetelco
Museum Overview
Location & Contact
Address
Aquiles Serdán 105-A
Centro
Xiutetelco, Puebla 73970
Museum Information
Permanent Rooms
4
Temporary Rooms
1
Founded
1995
Affiliation
Organización Cultural Xiuhtecuhtli, Asociación Civil (OCUXAC)
Visitor Guide
Explore the Museo Comunitario de Xiutetelco to discover Puebla’s living history through vibrant textiles, pottery, and stories from local families. The intimate galleries invite conversation, hands-on learning, and photo-worthy moments across diverse displays.
Highlights
- Local history and community stories
- Traditional weaving and pottery demos
- Guided tours by community volunteers
- Vibrant murals and archival photos
- Calm, intimate museum atmosphere
At a Glance
Visit Duration
45-75 minutes
Best Time to Visit
Early mornings or late afternoons tend to be quieter.
Accessibility
The building provides step-free access to main areas; seating is available.
Photography
Non-flash photography is generally allowed in most spaces; tripods may be restricted in some areas.
WiFi
Wi-Fi availability varies; not guaranteed inside galleries.
Facilities
Restrooms are on-site; accessible facilities are available.
Hours
Hours vary; check official site for the latest schedule.
Tickets
Tickets are modest; guided tours may be offered. Check official site for current details.
Getting There
Reach the museum by ride-sharing, local buses, or a short drive with nearby parking in the town center.
Nearby Places
Mercado Municipal
Grab fresh produce and snacks after your visit.
Café El Mirador
Try local coffee and pastries.
Iglesia de la Purísima
Admire colonial architecture nearby.
Parque Central
Nice for a post-visit stroll.
Visitor Policies
Photography
Non-flash photography is generally allowed; flash may be restricted in sensitive spaces.
Bags & Storage
Small bags are usually permitted; large bags may require storage.
Strollers & Children
Strollers are permitted; some exhibits may require folding for access.
Lockers
Lockers or secure storage may be available on-site.
Tips for Your Visit
To avoid crowds, visit at opening or late afternoon; consider joining a guided tour to streamline your experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best times to visit?
To avoid crowds, consider early morning or late afternoon visits; hours vary.
Is admission free?
Check the official site for current pricing and any discounts.
Is photography allowed?
Non-flash photography is allowed in most spaces; avoid flash near sensitive artifacts.
Are guided tours available?
Community volunteers often offer guided tours; availability varies.
Is the venue accessible for mobility needs?
The building provides step-free access to main areas; some exhibits may require assistance.
What transport options are easiest?
Ride-sharing and local buses are popular; nearby parking is typically available.
Can I bring bags or strollers inside?
Small bags are usually permitted; large bags may require storage.
Are English-language resources available?
Signage and tours may be primarily in Spanish; English assistance may vary.
Is food allowed inside?
Outside food is typically preferred; check for on-site dining options if available.
Are there family-friendly activities?
Family-friendly programs and crafts are often offered on select days.