Museo de Antropología Carlos Pellicer

The Museo de Antropología Carlos Pellicer is a museum in Villahermosa dedicated to displaying archaeological finds from the Tabasco region. The building holds ancient pottery, textiles, and objects used in ceremonies that belonged to the civilizations that lived here long ago.

The museum was founded in 1980 to preserve artifacts from the Olmec, Maya, and other ancient peoples who lived in this area. Its collections document different periods of human settlement and development across multiple centuries.

The museum shows how people lived in this region long ago and what mattered to them through everyday objects. Visitors can see how communities organized themselves, what they valued, and traces of their daily routines in the displayed pieces.

The museum is located in central Villahermosa and is easy to reach by public transportation or local taxi services. Plan enough time to walk through the galleries at a comfortable pace, as there is plenty to explore inside.

The building blends contemporary design with local materials sourced from the surrounding region. Inside, a screening room shows documentaries about the communities that still live in the Tabasco area today.

Location: Tabasco

Inception: February 16, 1980

Official opening: February 16, 1980

GPS coordinates: 17.97910,-92.92340

Latest update: December 11, 2025 18:05