The Southeastern Colonnade

Originally, the Southeastern Colonnade was a large space covered by a vaulted roof resting on a long row of columns. Enclosing the southeastern angle of the Plaza, the building clearly shows modifications from the construction of multiple inner walls. It is uncertain whether these walls were needed to counter the building’s instability or were related to changes in the use of its original spaces. It has access points to the Steam Bath Courtyard and others toward the Plaza of the Thousand Columns.

Yucatán · Mexico