10 Museums in Quintana Roo That You Shouldn't Miss

April 11, 2022 Milan Banda

Discover the best top things to do in Quintana Roo, Yucatan Peninsula including La Choza de Fito, Santitos, Museo del Automovil Antiguo del Sureste, Galeria Balance Cancun, Galo Art Studio Cozumel Art, Captain Dulche's Museum, Gaston Charo Art Gallery Playa del Carmen, Mayan Museum of Cancun, Art Gallery Miniature, The Mayan Cacao Company.
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1. La Choza de Fito

Calle Palomino A 100 metros del muelle de Holbox dive center, Holbox Island Mexico +52 984 181 2584 http://www.facebook.com/kelly.manzano.528/about
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5.0 based on 13 reviews

La Choza de Fito

2. Santitos

Avenida Tulum, Tulum 77788 Mexico +52 984 183 3909 [email protected] https://www.facebook.com/TahisMaba/?hc_ref=PAGES_TIMELINE
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Santitos

Bienvenidos a Santitos! Piezas únicas, pintadas totalmente a mano que reflejan la cultura y diversidad mexicana. Realizadas con harto amor!

3. Museo del Automovil Antiguo del Sureste

Av. Puerto Juarez entre Calle 89, Cancun 77516 Mexico +52 998 874 0946 [email protected] https://www.facebook.com/MUAASureste/
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5.0 based on 19 reviews

Museo del Automovil Antiguo del Sureste

The Old Car Museum of Southeastern Mexico, is an unusual museum, which can be called atypical, pursuant to which has different characteristics: first, because it is a museum housing antique cars including models from 1917 to 1992, and second, because he is the first Iconographic Museum of the Carrera Panamericana was made between the years of 1950-1954 and then at the beginning of the second stage of the race, from 1988 to date.

4. Galeria Balance Cancun

Blvd. Kukulcan km 8.5 Planta alta Local 222, Plaza Caracol, Zona Hotelera de Cancún, Cancun 77504 Mexico +52 998 883 0384 [email protected] http://www.galeriabalancecancun.com
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5.0 based on 2 reviews

Galeria Balance Cancun

5. Galo Art Studio Cozumel Art

Gral. Felipe Angeles #280, Cozumel 77667 Mexico +52 987 103 7176 [email protected] https://www.facebook.com/galoartstudio
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Galo Art Studio Cozumel Art

Art supports itself in its own universe; with its own gravity and unique atmosphere... I invite you to tune in... galo art studio the perfect couple "love of art" Niurka and Galo artist have original artwork, fine art, paint, draw, engraving and more. Welcome!

Reviewed By Colin3605 - Sturgeon Bay, United States

Very impressive beautiful new gallery. New location Gral. Felipe Angeles #280 between Rosado Salas and 3rd Sur Love visiting the gallery such a warm welcome by both artists Galo and Niurka. Every time we visit Cozumel this is a must stop to purchase a new painting to add to our collection Highly recommended to stop in and visit Gallo and Niurka

6. Captain Dulche's Museum

Carretera a Garrafon Km 4.5, Isla Mujeres Mexico +52 998 849 7589 [email protected] http://www.capitandulche.com/
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4.5 based on 528 reviews

Captain Dulche's Museum

Isla Mujeres Museum Capitan Dulche.This Museum is dedicated in loving memory of Captain Ernesto Dulche Escalante, founder or the 5th Naval Region (Isla Mujeres). Captain Dulche´s Maritime Museum treasures a big part of Isla Mujeres history, this is documented in a great photo collection of over 150 that have never been seen before. The Museum also contains an excellent collection of anchors, buoys, chains and lanterns, maritime tools and two projection rooms, showing one video of the famous mexican diver Ramon Bravo and the even more famous Jacques Cousteau. It also has the largest collection of model ships and metates in the whole mexican caribbean.

Reviewed By jeffpags - Taunton, United States

Love the improvements at CD--we've been going here over the past 5 years or so. Pool and Palapas are great. Nice drinks by the pool or private cabanas...no minimums to spend. Even provided free masks and snorkels for me and my kids... if you have a gold cart definitely worth stopping in for a few hours for some food and drinks

Avenida 5ta Entre 6 y8, Playa del Carmen 77710 Mexico +52 984 859 7080 [email protected] http://www.gastoncharo.com/
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4.5 based on 65 reviews

Gaston Charo Art Gallery Playa del Carmen

Art Gallery in La Quinta Avenida, Playa del Carmen for 11 years and over 20 years in the Mayan Riviera. Born from the need of giving tourist access to the city’s incredible art and cultural life. Started as Gastón Charó’s studio to then evolve into a place where to expose art and all it’s different ramifications: from sculptures to paintings, photographs, jewellery and much more. Gastón Charó Gallery is the perfect expression of the concept of art being a universal language that goes beyond every country’s borders to unify people in the expression of the self through art. Exposing mainly Gastón Charó’s work which depicts an exotic combination of cubism, surrealism and expressionism. The art gallery also exhibits several national and international local artist offering a wide variety of styles and techniques in order to satisfy every person’s need.

Reviewed By N6644HKchrisa - Huber Heights, United States

We love bringing back on our trips to Mexico art for our home. We were lucky to come across Gastón’s gallery. While he displays art from various artists, his work is truly amazing. We had our piece shipped back and it arrived perfectly so don’t worry about it, and be sure to take home a true piece of art.

8. Mayan Museum of Cancun

Hotelera Cancun Quintana Roo Blvd. Kukulcan Km 16. 5 Esq. Gucumatz, Cancun 77504 Mexico +52 998 885 3842 [email protected] http://www.inah.gob.mx/red-de-museos/313-museo-maya-de-cancun
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4.5 based on 2,242 reviews

Mayan Museum of Cancun

Archaeological museum with exhibitions about the mayan culture. Museo arqueológico con exhibiciones sobre la cultura maya prehispánica.

Reviewed By 212ql - Mississauga, Canada

Visited this museum after chichen itza was helpful to learn history about the Mayan history Beautiful grounds and landscapes right in middle of hotel zone Very quiet

Calle Polar Poniente n. 105 Entre avenida satelite y Geminis norte, Tulum 77780 Mexico +52 984 144 4821 https://www.facebook.com/villaauroratulum/
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Art Gallery Miniature

10. The Mayan Cacao Company

Carretera Costera Sur Km 15. 5 Next to: Playa Mía Gran Beach Park, Cozumel 77600 Mexico +52 987 120 9431 [email protected] http://www.themayancacaocompany.com/
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The Mayan Cacao Company

The Mayan Cacao Company is a place to discover the origins of chocolate in the same land as its creators: The Mayans. This is not a museum, it is an interactive experience where you become an explorer of the history of the most popular food in the world. You will learn about the Mayan culture, their relationship with chocolate, when and how it was discovered, the applications and much more. All this magical trip will be through our different areas in the park, you can also see how chocolate is made from scratch, dare to try a Pre-Hispanic drink of Mayan priests and emperors. We will finish with the opportunity to taste our famous chocolate margaritas! And in our boutique you can buy an unimaginable variety of products made from cocoa: soaps, lotions, sauces, handmade chocolate bars and much more. We have 13 different flavors of 100% organic and gluten-free chocolate. Try them and take your favorite. Let the sensuality of chocolate catch your senses.

Reviewed By MariaH2349

My sisters and I took the workshop tour with Angel. He was extremely knowledgeable about the history and significance of cacao in Mayan culture, the plants and pollinators that help make chocolate as we know it possible, and the process of making chocolate! Our tour included a sample of delicious mole sauce on fresh corn tortillas, grinding our very own chocolate, and making delicious chocolate margaritas. I definitely recommend taking the time to do the workshop. It's an all around great experience that stimulates all the senses.

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