Museo de Historia de Tabasco Casa de los Azulejos
Museum Overview
Location & Contact
Museum Information
Permanent Rooms
10
Temporary Rooms
1
Founded
1985
Affiliation
Secretaría de Cultura del Estado de Tabasco
Visitor Guide
Step into the Museo de Historia de Tabasco Casa de los Azulejos to trace the region's layered past, from colonial tiles to local traditions. Enjoy immersive displays, striking azulejo murals, and photo-worthy moments around Centro in Villahermosa, ideal for curious travelers.
Highlights
- Iconic azulejo tile collections
- Local history told through immersive displays
- Architectural courtyards and photography spots
- Family-friendly spaces and short galleries
- Central location in Villahermosa's Centro
At a Glance
Visit Duration
45-75 minutes
Best Time to Visit
Opening hours or late afternoon tend to be quieter.
Accessibility
Partial accessibility; consult staff for elevator and ramp availability.
Photography
Photography is generally allowed without flash; tripods may be restricted.
WiFi
Wi-Fi availability varies; you may rely on mobile data.
Facilities
Restrooms are available on-site.
Hours
Hours vary; check official site.
Tickets
Ticket information subject to change; verify on-site or online.
Getting There
Accessible by taxi, rideshare, or local buses; parking is limited in busy hours.
Nearby Places
Parque La Venta
Great for a post-visit stroll.
Catedral de Villahermosa
Admire the historic façade nearby.
Mercado José María Pino Suárez
Taste local snacks and fresh produce.
Museo de Arte de Tabasco
Contemporary collections and sculpture.
Parque Tomás Garrido
Family-friendly green space with paths.
Visitor Policies
Photography
Photography is generally allowed without flash; tripods may be restricted in some galleries.
Bags & Storage
Larger bags may require at-entry screening; consider bringing a compact bag.
Strollers & Children
Kids and strollers are welcome; elevator access is available in many sections.
Lockers
Lockers may be available near the entrance; inquire at the desk if you need storage.
Tips for Your Visit
To beat crowds, plan weekday mornings or late afternoons when galleries are typically quieter. Buy tickets in advance if possible and consider a guided tour if available to maximize your time.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the typical visiting hours?
Hours vary; check the official site for current schedule.
Is photography allowed?
Photography is generally allowed without flash; tripods may be restricted in certain galleries.
How long does a visit usually take?
Most visitors spend 45-75 minutes, depending on interest and pace.
Are there discounts for students or seniors?
Discount policies vary; verify on-site or on the official site.
Is the museum accessible for wheelchairs?
Accessibility is available in many areas; contact ahead for specifics.
Do they offer guided tours?
Guided tours may be offered seasonally; ask at the information desk.
Can I bring bags or strollers inside?
Bags are subject to security screening; strollers are generally allowed in most areas.
Are there food options nearby?
Nearby cafés and markets in Centro provide quick bites and coffee.
Is there a gift shop?
A small shop with regional items is typically available.
What nearby attractions pair well with a visit?
Pair with La Venta Park Museum or local markets for a full day.