This place is one of the best museums in Cuernavaca in my opinion. The house is beautifully…read moredecorated and the collection is great. Lots of Jesus/religious pieces, if you're into that. Each room has a theme and the bathrooms are amazing. The pool and outdoor areas are really great. The grounds are well kept. The total areas open to the public are a bit small overall. Price of admission is $50 pesos.

The place is but one small floor area but the collection is amazing. The variety of modes and…read moredisplay of local talent is excellent - a real testament that highlights what are dying arts in Mexico, especially in the state of Morelos. The docent there was helpful and knowledgeable. Entrance is free, just sign in. My only wish is that there was more! ¡Gracias Secretaria de Cultura!

This is one of the largest pyramid complexes in Mexico - but it has trouble competing with…read moreTeotihuacan for attention. There are buses from Terminal Sur - but returning may require hopping on a local bus to Cuernavaca and then buying a Pullman ticket (transportation to Teotihuacan is a bit more straight forward). There is a very modern and relatively new museum -- you have to start here as this is where you buy your tickets. Then you walk the cobblestone path back to the gate to enter the pyramid complex and you can climb up just about every structure (but don't stand the walls!). There are iguanas but there are not peddlers trying to hawk bracelets, clothing, hammocks and any other number of things you'll see sold on the grounds at Teotihuacan or Tulum. These are the QUIET pyramids. There are far fewer visitors here and it's much more mellow. Bring a book and a camp chair or a blanket and relax, photo stalk some iguanas, watch the clouds change. Bring your own bottle of water, too - there's a small kiosk behind the bathrooms outside the the gate to the ruins but you're on your own for lunch and drinks here.

Alberto was an amazing guide and we learned so much on this trip! I highly recommend this tour!read more

Worst tour and customer service we have experienced in over 50 years of travel and 100+ countries…read morewe have visited. We wanted to visit Cacaxtla ruins in Tlaxcala and Vibe Adventures offered a relatively expensive tour, but that covered what we wanted to see. We booked the tour a couple of months in advance and everything was going as expected for our December 30th, 2025 tour to Cacaxtla and other sites in Tlaxcala. Our driver (top service) and our guide showed up in time at our hotel for our group of 9 people. We got on the van and maybe 20 minutes into the drive and on our way to Tlaxcala, the guide casually told us that Cacaxtla was closed because the ceiling protecting the archaeological site had collapsed a couple of weeks before and it had not been repaired. She offered to take us to visit some other sites in Puebla, which we had already visited before. We had no other option. Vibe Adventures never bothered to contact us to inform us that the archaeological site was closed. They ruined our trip for which we paid a lot of money. Upon our return to our hotel we check on Internet, on the Government official web site, social media, etc. No mention whatsoever of the collapsed ceiling. There are two possible explanations: 1. The accident was true (even if the site was shown as open in social media and official web page and no mention was made of any kind of mishap) and Vibe Adventures did not bother to contact us and mention that the tour we had booked was unavailable, or 2. The guide lied to us and came up with this story because for some unknown reason she did not want to go to Cacaxtla. We sent an email to Vibe Adventures requesting an explanation. We never heard back from them, which leads us to assume that this was just a scam. So far we have no idea what happened. Everything seems to indicate that Cacaxtla was open and the guide simply did not want to take us there. We will definitely never use Vibe Adventures services again. Perhaps, after going public with our terrible experience, they will finally have the courtesy as to reply with an explanation, perhaps a refund.