This museum is incredibly well done and very informative. It's especially interesting to go before visiting San Juan Chamula, where you can see these things in real life. More

Nice walk out of town but not very well maintained or explanations for the use of herbs. Interesting video on childbirth. More

The Medicine Museum is a bit difficult to find - slightly out of town after the market. It displays all kinds of information about how Mayas are curing themselves, using plants, prayers and old traditions. There is a pharmacy nearby where you can buy some of the stuff. All in all it was ok, nothing more - if you are... More

This museum could be amazing, with plenty of information included, but it has been left to get old and tatty, the video you watch at the beginning is like something from the 1980's with very little information i felt. The place just needs some money puttin into it really. Its a shame. More

Very unique and informative museum. It is a good walk from down town but one experiences a different side of San Cristobal de las Casas along the way. More

It is sad but this museum is run down and is in peril of its very existence. The gardens are only of interest for the placards; the plants are sad. More

This museum has some interesting info on the local indigenous groups current use of herbs, and on their beliefs (religious rites related used for healing). It is not completely mayan as they show info from other ethnic groups as well. It is very small and I would only recomend it if you have some "free" time on your trip. More

For anyone interested in alternative medicine and treatments. Interesting and informative! More

It was great to watch the movie and see what various things in nature could be used as medicines More