Museum of Comayagua

The Museum of Comayagua, established in 1940, is an archaeological museum in Comayagua, Honduras, dedicated to the rich history of the Comayagua Valley and the unique Lenca culture. Housed in a historic 16th-century Spanish colonial building that once served as the Presidential House, the museum features ten exhibition rooms showcasing a diverse collection of pre-Hispanic artifacts, including ceramics and jade from various archaeological sites. Visitors can explore the evolution of the region from ancient times to the present, making it a fascinating destination for tourists and researchers alike.