| Casa de Cultura San Andrés Tuxtla |
The San Andres Tuxtla city fathers had the foresight to
try to save some of the city history and converted
several early twentieth century homes into a cultural
center in 1987, which also now functions as a small
museum.
The center is well used by locals for regular cultural
events. Although the museum may not be a "must" visit
for tourists, it will excite pre-hispanic archaeology buffs
with a few unique artifacts.
It is located down from the central plaza to the central
market, then 2 blocks to the left (inland).
Links:
San Andrés Tuxtla
Gallery and slideshow of the Casa
try to save some of the city history and converted
several early twentieth century homes into a cultural
center in 1987, which also now functions as a small
museum.
The center is well used by locals for regular cultural
events. Although the museum may not be a "must" visit
for tourists, it will excite pre-hispanic archaeology buffs
with a few unique artifacts.
It is located down from the central plaza to the central
market, then 2 blocks to the left (inland).
Links:
San Andrés Tuxtla
Gallery and slideshow of the Casa
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