Top Mexico Ancient Ruins

Don’t waste your time waiting in line to enter one of the most fascinating archaeological sites in Mexico. With this ticket you can walk in at a separate entrance and immediately start exploring the ancient Toltec city and its impressive pyramids, the Temple of Quetzalcóatl, and the Atlanteans, the massive, basalt statues of the Toltec warriors. Tula is an easy half-day trip from Mexico City and this ticket makes your visit hassle-free.

Save hours of waiting in line at one of the new 7 Wonders of the World with skip-the-line entry to Chichen Itza. Booking your admission ticket in advance allows you to arrive at the Mayan ruins at any time of day and still beat the crowds. Explore at your own pace without the rush of guided tours and admire highlights such as the Temple of Warriors and the Ball Court.

Embark on a fascinating adventure to the heart of ancient Mexico with our incredible tour of the Templo Mayor! Our tour will take you by the hand of an expert guide, a true history buff, who will unravel the mysteries of this incredible archaeological site. You will marvel at the majestic external ruins that will tell you stories of distant times and reveal secrets hidden for centuries. Step inside the fascinating museum that houses treasures of the ancient Aztec culture, from amazing artifacts to impressive sculptures, each room will envelop you in an aura of mysticism and bring you closer to the grandeur of this lost civilization. This is your time to explore and learn! Do not miss the opportunity to discover the Templo Mayor, a historical treasure that will take your breath away. Come and witness the greatness of the ancient Aztec civilization! Join our Templo Mayor tour and let history come alive before your eyes.

The Mayan Museum of Cancun is a hugely popular attraction because it houses one of the largest archaeological collections of Mayan culture, but because it’s so popular, same-day, onsite entry tickets can sell out. Prebook this Mayan Museum of Cancun Skip-the-Line Admission Ticket and guarantee your entry on the day of your preference. Plus, you’ll also skip the line and save time once you arrive.

Mix up your beach time in Cancun with culture, and visit Chichen Itza, two of the most scenic cenotes on the Yucatán Peninsula, and Valladolid. After your visit to the ancient archaeological site, you’ll swim in Suytun and Ik Kil cenotes, and have time to explore Valladolid, one of Mexico’s Pueblos Mágicos. Drinks, breakfast, snacks, and lunch are included for a relaxing day out with skip-the-line entry and hotel pickup.

Avoid long waits for tickets by booking skip-the-line admission to the El Tajin archaeological site in the state of Veracruz. Discover the pre-Hispanic Mesoamerican city on your own and see the Pyramid of Niches, several ball courts, murals, and reliefs as you explore. Pre-booked tickets can be picked up upon arrival for a smooth, hassle-free experience.

Travel back in time to the world of the Ancient Mayans and explore their gigantic jungle city at the stunning Chichén Itzá. Climb the sacred pyramid temples, turn up the heat in the 'sweatbaths' and discover the sinister 'Platform of Skulls' as you lose yourself in this UNESCO World Heritage Site. It's one thing to read about ancient Mayan civilizations, but it's something else entirely to witness their sheer scale and majesty with your own eyes. Chichén Itzá was one of the Mayan's largest cities, and a sacred site of pilgrimage and worship before the fateful Spanish invasion. Surrounded by lush rainforest, you can spot exotic birds in the nature refuge and many walking trails, and even take a dip in the freshwater sinkhole in a day filled with ancient adventure and historical discovery!

Avoid the hassle of researching individual attractions, booking separate tickets, and juggling multiple confirmations while visiting Cancún with a flexible digital pass. This experience lets you move easily between top activities with one simple access point, removing planning stress so you can focus on enjoying your time. Explore at your own pace without worrying about logistics or ticketing details.

This Chichen Itza tour has an early start to take advantage of the morning's cool temperatures, and ensures you have time to explore some of the Yucatan’s top sites in just one day. You’ll snorkel the Gran Cenote, tour the UNESCO-listed Chichen Itza archeological site, swim at Cenote Ik Kil, and see the pink-colored water of Las Coloradas. Combining the sites makes the most of every minute on the road, fitting more cultural, historical, and natural highlights into your limited travel time.

The Museum of the Templo Mayor opened on 12 October 1987. Its creation was the result of the archaeological excavations carried out by the Templo Mayor Project in its first season, between 1978 and 1982, which were made under the direction of Eduardo Matos Moctezuma and allowed to recover a collection of more than 7,000 objects, as well as the vestiges of the Templo Mayor of Tenochtitlan and some surrounding buildings. All this gave rise to the initiative of building a site museum to exhibit the collection and, at the same time, complement the visit of the archaeological area.

Secure your chance to visit the historic village of El Cedral, where you can see the ruins of a Mayan temple and the current way of life in the village. By booking advance tickets you can skip the lines and have more time to explore the village, making this option ideal for someone with limited time on the island.

Walk among Mitla, a Mixtec-Zapotec ruin noted for the well-preserved, detailed geometric masonry. Learn first-hand why the name Mitla comes from the Nahuatl word Mictlan - the place of the underworld. Mitla, an ancient ceremonial center, includes two cross-shaped tombs, a promenade of strong stone columns, and an elevated suite of ornate rooms once occupied by the Zapotec high priest for you to learn about and explore. On your way out, take in a beautiful cactus garden growing in the archaeological park. At the gates of the ruins, shop at the local craft market hosting folk art goods.