HOUSE OF THE CHRONICLE
An Anglo-Caribbean style house that inside houses more than a hundred years of the history of Chetumal, where moments that marked the founding of Payo Obispo and the consolidation of Quintana Roo as a state are relived through photos. It is located in the alligator park, the oldest in the capital.
Open:
from Tuesday to Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
We close on Mondays.
no access cost.
Don't miss the experience “Payo Obispo yesterday,
Chetumal today”.
An Anglo-Caribbean style house that inside houses more than a hundred years of the history of Chetumal, where moments that marked the founding of Payo Obispo and the consolidation of Quintana Roo as a state are relived through photos. It is located in the alligator park, the oldest in the capital.
Open:
from Tuesday to Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
We close on Mondays.
no access cost.
Don't miss the experience “Payo Obispo yesterday,
Chetumal today”.
Ruta Turística del ChetuBus
1. Museum of Mayan Culture
2. Renaissance Park
3. Fiscal Dock
4. Obelisk
5. The Fisherman's Fountain
6. Calamanes Park
7. House of Chronicle
8. Model of Payo Obispo
9. State Congress
10. Lighthouse Museum
11. Museum of Mixing
12. Flying House
13. Constituent Theater
14. Museum of Mayan Culture
1. Museum of Mayan Culture
2. Renaissance Park
3. Fiscal Dock
4. Obelisk
5. The Fisherman's Fountain
6. Calamanes Park
7. House of Chronicle
8. Model of Payo Obispo
9. State Congress
10. Lighthouse Museum
11. Museum of Mixing
12. Flying House
13. Constituent Theater
14. Museum of Mayan Culture
Chetumal has all kinds of activities to enjoy and learn about the wealth it has to offer both locals and national and international tourists. Some of its most attractive points are located within the tourist route offered by the ChetuBus; a tour of 13 emblematic sites of the city, mostly located within the downtown area and Bahía Boulevard.
THE FISHERMAN'S FOUNTAIN
A photo stop to remember your visit to Chetumal, Where Mexico Begins.
A photo stop to remember your visit to Chetumal, Where Mexico Begins.
TAX DOCK
Currently it is a point of interest for visitors as it is equipped with visual attractions such as Mayan Stelas, photographic stops and the colossal figure of the Mayan warrior Nachi Cocom.
Open:
from monday to sunday
arrivals at 11:30am and departures at 3:00pm.
Currently it is a point of interest for visitors as it is equipped with visual attractions such as Mayan Stelas, photographic stops and the colossal figure of the Mayan warrior Nachi Cocom.
Open:
from monday to sunday
arrivals at 11:30am and departures at 3:00pm.
MUSEUM OF MAYAN CULTURE
On Héroes Avenue, in the heart of the State capital, is this impressive Museum, which among its six different rooms, exhibits models of different architectural styles, steles, jewelry and paintings that bring us closer to the great Mayan World.
Open:
Tuesday to Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Sundays from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
We close on Mondays.
On Héroes Avenue, in the heart of the State capital, is this impressive Museum, which among its six different rooms, exhibits models of different architectural styles, steles, jewelry and paintings that bring us closer to the great Mayan World.
Open:
Tuesday to Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Sundays from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
We close on Mondays.
RENAISSANCE PARK
An attractive site due to its great historical relevance, an impressive monument is located here in commemoration of the tragedy caused by the passage of Hurricane Janet, which marked a new stage of “rebirth” for the city.
An attractive site due to its great historical relevance, an impressive monument is located here in commemoration of the tragedy caused by the passage of Hurricane Janet, which marked a new stage of “rebirth” for the city.
CITY MUSEUM
Located inside the Cultural Center of Fine Arts of Chetumal, the Museum houses photographs, utensils, documents and other objects, which tell the story of the founding of the city, ranging from the Mayan civilization, the colony, the caste war and the passage of Hurricane Janet.
Open:
from Tuesday to Sunday from 09:00 am - 19:00 hrs.
We close on Mondays.
Located inside the Cultural Center of Fine Arts of Chetumal, the Museum houses photographs, utensils, documents and other objects, which tell the story of the founding of the city, ranging from the Mayan civilization, the colony, the caste war and the passage of Hurricane Janet.
Open:
from Tuesday to Sunday from 09:00 am - 19:00 hrs.
We close on Mondays.
15. City Museum
“FEDERICO R. ALCÉRRECA” LIGHTHOUSE MUSEUM
The Chetumal lighthouse constitutes one of the architectural pieces with the most historical value in the city. Today, this structure has been rescued and converted into a museum, a place dedicated to the preservation of the nautical-historical legacy of Payo Bishop/Chetumal. through photographic presentations, historical documentation and with a technological design for a great interactive experience during your visit.
Open:
Tuesday to Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Sundays from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
We close on Mondays.
The Chetumal lighthouse constitutes one of the architectural pieces with the most historical value in the city. Today, this structure has been rescued and converted into a museum, a place dedicated to the preservation of the nautical-historical legacy of Payo Bishop/Chetumal. through photographic presentations, historical documentation and with a technological design for a great interactive experience during your visit.
Open:
Tuesday to Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Sundays from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
We close on Mondays.
YOOK’OL KAAB PLANETARIUM
Planetarium with Mayan Cosmovision, has an observatory where through its telescopes it is possible to appreciate the most impressive and long-awaited astronomical events, such as eclipses, blood moons, comets and more. It also has a projection room where films, documentaries and a large collection of short films are shown, as well as a Museum Room in which pieces and visuals that relate the formation of the planets, as well as some astronomical finds, are exhibited. You can make your visit a guided tour at no additional cost and learn more through the various experiences the Planetarium offers, such as the interactive workshop designed for your learning.
Open:
Tuesday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
on Saturdays and Sundays from 12:00 to 21:00 hrs.
We close on Mondays.
Planetarium with Mayan Cosmovision, has an observatory where through its telescopes it is possible to appreciate the most impressive and long-awaited astronomical events, such as eclipses, blood moons, comets and more. It also has a projection room where films, documentaries and a large collection of short films are shown, as well as a Museum Room in which pieces and visuals that relate the formation of the planets, as well as some astronomical finds, are exhibited. You can make your visit a guided tour at no additional cost and learn more through the various experiences the Planetarium offers, such as the interactive workshop designed for your learning.
Open:
Tuesday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
on Saturdays and Sundays from 12:00 to 21:00 hrs.
We close on Mondays.
PAYO OBISPO ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN
This zoo has an interesting collection of butterflies, reptiles, birds and mammals from the region and other parts of the world, as well as an educational farm, scattered among its 11 hectares surrounded by tropical vegetation, located on the main avenue of the city, Two ecosystems are reconstructed here: The wetland and the tropical jungle, which due to the ideal temperature they maintain, help protect several species of animals, both mammals and reptiles, birds and butterflies. In addition, the relationship that exists between the nature of the place and the culture of the region is represented. Throughout the hectares that make up this habitat, you can find the Lake Maggiore, Mayan basements and the Wetland Grotto, thus creating enclosures. of faunas that resemble natural habitats. Venture out and visit this impressive place through a guided tour. Don't forget to ask about the various activities that the zoo has and be part of them. You will have a very pleasant experience during your stay.
Open:
from Wednesday to Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
We are closed on Mondays and Tuesdays,
Children under 3 years of age, the elderly and
people with different abilities enter for free
This zoo has an interesting collection of butterflies, reptiles, birds and mammals from the region and other parts of the world, as well as an educational farm, scattered among its 11 hectares surrounded by tropical vegetation, located on the main avenue of the city, Two ecosystems are reconstructed here: The wetland and the tropical jungle, which due to the ideal temperature they maintain, help protect several species of animals, both mammals and reptiles, birds and butterflies. In addition, the relationship that exists between the nature of the place and the culture of the region is represented. Throughout the hectares that make up this habitat, you can find the Lake Maggiore, Mayan basements and the Wetland Grotto, thus creating enclosures. of faunas that resemble natural habitats. Venture out and visit this impressive place through a guided tour. Don't forget to ask about the various activities that the zoo has and be part of them. You will have a very pleasant experience during your stay.
Open:
from Wednesday to Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
We are closed on Mondays and Tuesdays,
Children under 3 years of age, the elderly and
people with different abilities enter for free
18. Flag Esplanade
PAYO OBISPO MODEL
The recreation of the old Chetumal, in front of the State Congress, a few meters from the bay is the work of Luis Reinhardt Mc-Liberty, who devised the construction on the scale of the old town of Payo Obispo, according to the memories that kept his memory. Its structure transports its visitors to the origins of Chetumal in the 20th century, when it was called Payo Obispo and was a small town made up of brightly colored wooden houses in an Anglo-Caribbean style.
The recreation of the old Chetumal, in front of the State Congress, a few meters from the bay is the work of Luis Reinhardt Mc-Liberty, who devised the construction on the scale of the old town of Payo Obispo, according to the memories that kept his memory. Its structure transports its visitors to the origins of Chetumal in the 20th century, when it was called Payo Obispo and was a small town made up of brightly colored wooden houses in an Anglo-Caribbean style.
THE FLAG EXPLANADE
A symbolic point of Chetumal, where the flag monument and a large obelisk with a clock on each of its four sides are located, in addition to being located on one side of the Government Palace building, noted for its architectural beauty.
A symbolic point of Chetumal, where the flag monument and a large obelisk with a clock on each of its four sides are located, in addition to being located on one side of the Government Palace building, noted for its architectural beauty.
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