The open-air venue was the most recommended by the citizens of Villahermosa, garnering 71% of the preferences in a survey conducted by Grupo Cantón.
A survey was carried out in both digital spaces and along the avenues of the Tabasco state capital. The objective was to identify which cultural venues and museums are most recommended by the local population.
In response to the question, “Which museum in Villahermosa do you recommend visiting?”, the results revealed a clear preference for one of the state’s most iconic sites.
With a total of 257 responses, 222 reactions, and 66 shares, the La Venta Museum secured first place with 71 percent of the recommendations.
This venue—globally renowned for its collection of Olmec artifacts and its open-air exhibition—has firmly established itself as the premier cultural and tourist landmark of the city.
In second place, with 13 percent, was the Carlos Pellicer Cámara Museum of Anthropology—another key institution for understanding the history of various cultures.
“The José Narciso Rovirosa Natural History Museum and the Casa de los Azulejos [House of Tiles] offer a great deal of diversity and history regarding Tabasco.” — Jonathan ‘N’, Employee.
“You should go to the Museum of Anthropology and Natural History on Tomás Garrido Avenue; I really love dinosaurs and history, and you can find both there.” — Francisco ‘N’, Employee.
“I recommend visiting the La Venta Museum; it was the very first museum I visited here in Villahermosa, so I hold a certain fondness and nostalgia for it.” — Ángel ‘N’, Student.
“I suggest visiting the La Venta Park and Museum; there is plenty of shade, and the atmosphere is very pleasant.” — Héctor ‘N’, Student.
“I would recommend La Venta and the Natural History Museum.” — Francisco Miguel Pérez Cortés, Student.
“La Venta is a peaceful place where people interact in a wholesome way; I enjoy watching the animals there. I highly recommend coming by to take a stroll.” — José López, Worker.
Which museum in Villahermosa do you recommend visiting?
La Venta 71%
Carlos Pellicer 13%
Papagayo 5.0%
Cacha Cacao 5.0%
Quinta Grijalva 3.0%
Others 3.0%
“For us, it is of great importance to guarantee access to culture as a fundamental right for everyone; that is why we have designated every Tuesday as a day of free admission to various museums.
We invite you to discover and admire the greatness of our people, so that we never forget what we are capable of when united!” wrote Governor Javier May on his X account.
Source: trabascohoy
