La Venta Park Museum

The La Venta Park Museum is an outside exhibition hall situated in the city of Villahermosa in the territory of Tabasco, Mexico which houses one of the biggest accumulations of pieces having a place with the Olmec culture, found in the pre - Hispanic city of La Venta. This site was planned, sorted out and gathered by the Tabascan writer Carlos Pellicer, its initiation occurred on March 4, 1958, and is the main open air exhibition hall in Latin America.

The historical center has a territory of 6.8 hectares wherein there is an accumulation of 33 archeological landmarks among raised areas, stelae, monster heads and 33 stone monuments dating from 1300 to 200 BC, and supplement their substance around 421 types of fauna alive, among warm blooded creatures, feathered creatures and reptiles, notwithstanding the agent verdure of this tropical locale. The recreation center arranges guided visits, painting workshops for kids, meetings, book introductions and workmanship rivalries. It has a multipurpose room, intelligent stand, create shop and cafeteria, just as a cutting edge light and sound demonstrate that is exhibited during the evening.