It still preserves remnants of late 19th and early 20th-century architecture.

It is a cobblestone area closed to vehicular traffic, where visitors can find various types of commercial establishments, restaurants, and hotels.

One of the most representative parts is Juárez Street. It is a tree-lined street with benches where you can take a break and enjoy the atmosphere of the area.

Here, you can also find spaces dedicated to art and culture, such as the Galería del Jaguar Despertado, Casa Siempre Viva, Galería de Pintores Tabasqueños, the Museum of Tabasco History, and the Casa Museo Carlos Pellicer, among other important spaces.