Museo Tlatilca - 53000 Naucalpan de Juárez

It is a museum where you can admire various pre-Hispanic pieces, and you can also visit the entire museum in a short time.

Is a small, pleasant museum, well located. Its architectural structure is simpler, very emblematic of Naucalpan. The statue is at the entrance is iconic of Tlatilca philosophy, world view of life. The traces that are exposed us closer to what were our sources and allow our children to better understand their environment and given the opportunity to have more roots and identity.

An interesting museum, and of great importance to learn about the history of the roots of Naucalpan, it is a pity that it does not have easy access, and that it does not provide parking for visitors either.

It is a small museum that is worth a visit from time to time, it will not take you long to visit its room because it is only one. His pieces are interesting and will show you the distant past even before the Mexica. In reading you will be able to appreciate life, information about the fauna, their occupations, can you imagine that the people of that time were between 25 and 35 years old and rarely reached 50? ... focused only on the Tlatilca culture, focused in illustrating the life of this town that was one of the first settlements in the Valley of Mexico. I think they could have more pieces in the museum and both INAH and the State and Municipality promote this place that has an interesting heritage for the municipality of Naucalpan. Open from Monday to Friday only, little influx, free entry, peripheral access, there is no parking but there is a bay that is a bus stop. This museum would be great if it were located in Naucalli Park or returned to its old location as the influx is very low. They are very nice. I hope that the schools in the area continue to send visits from students ...