Things to do in Papantla
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Museo de la Ciudad Teodoro Cano
The city’s brand-new little Museo de la Ciudad Teodoro Cano displays traditional clothing, Totonac artifacts, snippets about Papantla’s history, and paintings by artists, including Teodoro Cano. It’s a short but worthwhile stop.
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Restaurant Totonaca
This air-conditioned hotel bar-restaurant aims to be a step fancier and has an extensive menu. There’s also a short wine list (M$80 to M$100), and it serves cocktails made with locally produced vanilla extract.
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Plaza Pardo
Eating enchiladas with a cold beer at a balcony table over the zócalo is the best way to enjoy a dying afternoon in Papantla. It has steaks (M$140) for the carnivorously inclined.
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Casa de la Cultura
The Casa de la Cultura hosts art classes and a display of local art work on the top floor. If you’re lucky, you’ll run into Maestro Teodoro Cano painting.
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