This place has really suffered from a lack of funding and care. It is overgrown, has some a limited exhibition - but all only in Spanish (which is quite typical in Mexico, they don't translate as other countries in museums). I explored hoping to discover a hidden gem but sadly it was missing. I get the feeling it should be... More

It seems like a place people used to go to learn about history but it is very run down. The Castle is interesting for about 5 minutes- but not much after that.

First of all, they are now charging 20 Pesos per person to visit this dump. This is a 100% increase since it was 10 Pesos before. And for that 100% increase, you get... NOTHING AT ALL ! No animals, no pretty garden, no well maintain area, just an old dog walking around looking depressed. Here is what you will see.... More

On a cloudy day, we went to Hacienda Mundaca with my parents and my kids. A mistake, unfortunately. It's quite overgown, not much to see, not well maintained. There is a strange, small, out-of-place fake native village made out of flimsy materials, with no context or explanation. And there is a strange little house that I suppose belonged to the... More

There's not much to see, but the entry cost is so small my girlfriend and I had to stop by this place. It's small but the gardens is beautiful.

It's very disappointing that this place has not had better care. Although Mundaca wasn't the best, the property deserves to be taken care of or at least used...

I know this is where alot of the history of the island started, but there is really not much here. the original house is neat though. Not sure why they have monkeys.

Very good food, good portions, cheap prices, and fast service what more is there to say. We ate there for breakfast twice it was so good.

We wondered on this place by accident. What a pleasant surprise. Very cool place. We had soup that was very good.