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Central plaza with a fountain, bandstand and iron benches for resting under the shade of the towering palm trees. Beautiful public space bordering the town's famous arches, Portales Trinidad de Cervantes.
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The town's large, open main square (zocalo) hosts parties on town festival days and lots of pedestrians and pigeons every other day.
Small but informative regional history museum chronicling the stories of Teul and its people. Several artifacts from the nearby archaeological site.
St John the Baptist Church
The oldest church in town was built in the 18th century in a neoclassic style with a Gothic tower, elaborate carved wooden door and a chapel inside housing the remains of two martyrs.