Museum of San Roque
Calle 41 s/n entre 38 y 40, Centro Valladolid, Yucatán
1 block from the Cathedral
Calle 41 s/n entre 38 y 40, Centro Valladolid, Yucatán
1 block from the Cathedral
About Museum of San Roque
Located in a building of the sixteenth century that was originally a cloister, chapel and church to later become the first hospital in Valladolid, it was in 1985 that it opened as a museum to tell us the history of Yucatan, mainly Valladolid. This place to visit has magnificent archaeological pieces, such as a snake head carved in Ek Balam stone, handicrafts, documents and more, you will learn about the regional history.
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