The Magical Town where myths come to life! If you’re planning your next getaway, be sure to consider Huasca de Ocampo, in Hidalgo, to explore the enigmatic Museum of the Goblins.
Here you’ll discover the best-kept secrets not only of goblins, but also of fairies, elves, and trolls. As you wander through the different rooms, you’ll see everything from artistic depictions to artifacts and historical objects that demonstrate the influence of these creatures on the town.
Go with an open mind, because the little goblins here might turn out to be very playful! Here’s an account from a visitor that was published on the museum’s official website:
But the adventure doesn’t end within these four walls. At 6:30 p.m., you can join the mysterious night walk to the Wishing Tree. It’s a spiritual journey through nature where you’ll feel the presence of beings of light, release your daily burdens, and let positive energy renew you in an intimate ceremony.
Keep in mind that the admission fee is $40 per person, and the museum is open Monday through Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
El Duende Glotón Restaurant
To replenish your magical energy, you can eat at El Duende Glotón Restaurant. Here, cuisine and mystery blend in an atmosphere surrounded by fantastical creatures, with a menu and décor carefully designed to keep you immersed in this enchanted world.
How do you get to the Goblin Museum in Huasca de Ocampo?
Getting there is very easy thanks to the different routes from Mexico City. If you take the Mexico City–Tulancingo–Huasca route, you’ll arrive 5 minutes before reaching the town; if you take the Mexico City–Pachuca–Huasca route, you’ll find it 5 minutes after arriving. Additionally, from the historic center, you can get there by tourist tram, ATV tour, taxi, or shared ride service.
The exact location awaits you in San Miguel Regla, Huasca-Tulancingo Highway, Km 2.5, so get everything ready to head out and invite your friend who’s a fan of the mystical.
