Tenayuca considers the first capital of the Chichimecs in the Basin of Mexico, its name means "Walled Place", has an archaeological trench that crosses an internal pedestrian bridge. Site description Archaeological Zone I and II Tenayuca features a museum named Xolotl in which representative archaeological site are exhibited and is also the archaeological site of Tenayuca I and II.

Services available Tenayuca Archaeological Zone I and II in the archaeological area there is box office, toilets, cloakroom and guided tours by appointment with the INAH Center Mexico State visits are also made.

Schedule Tuesday to Sunday from 10-17 hours.

Responsible archaeologist of the Archaeological Zone I and II Tenayuca archaeologist. Francisco Osorio Dávila.

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

This archaeological site is located 10 kilometers northwest of Mexico City and is reached by the central axis Lazaro Cardenas, to the end where the village is located Tenayuca, near Tenayuca I is Tenayuca II.