Acatitlán, whose name means "the reeds", was part of the many dependent Tenochtitlan ceremonial centers that existed around the lakes undoubtedly was linked to Tenayuca, "Walled Place", which was the capital Chichimeca. Site description The Archaeological Site Santa Cecilia Acatitlán has a museum called Eusebio Davalos in which representative archaeological site are exhibited. Services at the archaeological site Santa Cecilia Acatitlán office, toilets, cloakroom and guided tours by appointment with the State INAH Center Mexico.

Head of Santa Cecilia Acatitlán archaeological site archaeologist archaeologist. Francisco Osorio Dávila.

Phone: 01 (722) 215-7080 / 01 (722) 215-8569 / 01 (722) 213 - 9581 Ext. 198031.

To reach the archaeological site the hub until it ends Lazaro Cardenas takes to follow the old road to Santa Cecilia to the archaeological site.

Schedule Tuesday to Sunday from 10-17 hours.