AZULIK City of Arts

Absolutely worth the trip! The road to get there is a bit rough, but once you arrive — wow, it’s totally worth it! The place is absolutely beautiful, amazing, and so creative. We only had about an hour to explore, but honestly, you need at least two hours to really enjoy everything. The experience is unique and unforgettable. We should pay $1000 pesos for the ticket instead of $400, and it was definitely worth every bit. Highly recommend visiting if you’re looking for something different and inspiring! 🌿✨

This is a totally understated attraction with very few tourist and hence the experience was very enjoyable (strong air conditioning!). I like the zen-peace timeless design of the garden. It feels really surreal. There are some artist installations and the lunch area with a waterfall pool is very heavenly. Every corner is artistic and photogenic. They offer a lunch plus entry package and one could easily spend 3 to 4 hours here for both lunch and entertainment.

The museum itself is worth visiting and is very beautiful. The staff is very respectful and polite. If you have time in Tulum, deffo worth visiting. What should be kept in mind is the overpriced restaurant. They offer you two packages: 1. 400 pesos for museum only 2. Full experience package for 1000 pesos when you get to access the museum + restaurant + garden. I must adding they oversell full experience package as the prices in their menus are ridiculous even keeping in mind that we don’t usually look on the prices. For 600(27€) pesos which you can use in food and drinks consumption I managed to get one coca-cola , water(small) and one mojito. One humus was priced more than 20$ which is quite ridiculous. Basically saying - no way you will be able to afford one appetiser and one drink. Only by buying full package experience you can access the garden but with all the honesty it is quite small and you won’t be able to spend loads of time there. My recommendation is to visit museum but skip restaurant unless you really don’t have any expectations on what you spend vs what you get.

This place is incredible! If you like nature and architecture, you'll love this place too. The structures are built around existing trees and there are vines practically everywhere, creating a pop of colour contrast with green leaves against brown and grey structures. We paid for the indoor museum section only and it was ell worth it :)

Beautiful place. We paid the 400 MXN only and I felt that gets you basically the full experience. Perfect for taking pictures, and it somehow looks even better in person. Very much worth the drive from Tulum!

The best immersive and sensorial place on the earth. You feel small inside this place, all the surroundings have a differently captions for your senses, brings you positive thoughts, inner peace and great breathing, from the beginning when you take off your shoes the sense of the ground brings your to the human origins.

Finally had the chance of visiting the museum — the product of the visionary mind of Mr. Neira — and it truly exceeded all expectations. AZULIK Uh May is not just a space, it’s a living, breathing artwork that invites you to reconnect with nature, creativity, and ancestral wisdom. Every structure, texture, and curve feels intentional — as if grown rather than built. On a personal note, I had the chance of meeting Mr. Neira when I played the drums as a kid in Tulum with my father, Gael. It’s beautiful to now witness how his vision has expanded into something so powerful and inspiring. Sending him a big hug — and deep gratitude for creating such a magical place. Highly recommended to anyone looking for more than just an art experience — this is a true journey of the senses and spirit.

Azulik City of Arts is a cool but expensive experience. Luckily, we got a discount because we're Tulum residents. It's 400 pesos for foreigners and 200 pesos for locals/residents to enter the structure. If you pay an extra 600 pesos, you get a credit of the same amount at the restaurant. We purchased the entry plus the restaurant credit for a total of 800 pesos each. It's a beautiful building integrated with nature in a surprising and unusual manner. There's a lot of care and respect given to the surroundings. The natural light combined with the jungle foliage and the structure itself made for lovely photo opportunities. Unfortunately, the restaurant was extremely expensive and overpriced. There's no possible way to buy a meal plus one drink for 600 pesos. It's a fantastic setting, very soothing, calm, and peaceful, but your bank account is going to feel a lot of pain 🤣 definitely unaffordable for the average person. I'd skip the restaurant and just get tickets for the museum itself.