Casa de los Venados
A restored colonial mansion beside the square, where the owners have collected thousands of pieces of Mexican folk art. It opens only for private guided tours.
Casa de los Venados is a 16th-century colonial residence bought and restored by an American couple. The house is filled with their collection of Mexican folk art, including painted pottery, Day of the Dead skeletons, wood carvings, textiles and works by contemporary artists, reportedly more than 3,000 pieces. As it is a private home, it opens for guided tours only at set times. Admission is by donation, and the proceeds support local charitable causes. Check official announcements for tour times.
Opening hours
Fixed daily tour times (check official info)
Nearby sights
- Valladolid Historic Centre
- Church of San Servacio
- San Roque Museum
- Cenote Zací
- Calzada de los Frailes
- Convent of San Bernardino de Siena
- Cenote Oxman
- Cenote Saamal (Hacienda Selva Maya)