It has eight thematic rooms where the findings from the archaeological site are exhibited.

Among the pieces on display, the impressive polychrome relief representing the Earth Goddess, Tlaltecuhtli, stands out. It is the largest Mexica sculptural piece ever found, as well as the large circular monolith that depicts the lunar goddess, Coyolxauhqui, in relief.

During the tour, you can learn about the history of the archaeological work, as well as objects and pieces that provide a better understanding of the daily life in ancient Tenochtitlán.