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Home field for the Olmecas de Tabasco, a professional baseball team in the Liga Mexicana Beisbol. The Olmecas play a 114-game schedule each season, which runs from April to early September. The stadium is a fun, family friendly ballpark with enthusiastic crowds, good food, and very clean, modern facilities. Parking is hard, so best to get here by bus or taxi.
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Catedral de Villahermosa
The iconic church of Villahermosa. Sits on site of original 1776 church, though present structure was constructed between 1945 and 1970.
Exhibits, mostly from La Venta mentioned above, and a codice (i.e. ancient text).
Planetario Tabasco 2000
The planetarium is part of a cultural center. Omnimax screen shows films about the evolution of aeronautics, marine ecosystems, atmospheric studies, formation of the earth and ecosystems.
The park is located at the corner of Paseo Tabasco and Av. Ruiz Cortines. The La Venta Museum is in this park. It's a very watery place with a lagoon framed by walkways and Aztec-like architectural forms like the observation platform Mirador de las Aguilas, other statuary, an orchid house, and wildlife-friends like coatimundi.
Museum about indigenous people.
Parque-Museo La Venta
The museum, situated in a park, is one of the biggest tourist attractions in Villahermosa. La Venta is a swamp area north of the city. Scientists found pieces of the culture whilst drilling for oil. A lot of exhibits connected to the Olmec culture can be seen there. For example one of four really big stone heads. They also have some animals in the park, and a natural history museum. Make sure you wear long clothes and use a mosquito repellent.