Museo Vivo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares de Tlaxcala (MUVART)

Interesting site great deal

An excellent museum, important to get into the cultural, gastronomic state, being the most outstanding crafts, as well as the room where is explained how pulque is made 🌵🥛

Sensational place to know in detail about the culture of the state of Tlaxcala. From ceramics to everything related to such splendid dances. Everything we could observe has a well-established museography; up to a large loom in full Production of a garment we could observe, the person with all kindness gave us a great explanation. When you visit this city do not forget to visit this splendid museum.

Save your time and money. This museum is no longer what it was before. It is abandoned: half of the lights do not work or blink, there are empty and dusty windows, nobody receives you at the entrance, there is no access to the back except through the street (you have to leave the museum and enter again), the garden is not a garden but a parking lot, the store staff does not even say hello. And to finish grinding it, if you want to use the bathroom, the one at the entrance tells you that you have to pour water with a bucket because they don't have water. This place is worth someone else's. Terrible.

IT IS A GOOD VISIT