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Public pools inside the Tecomán Metropolitan Park, a park of about 19 hectares with trails and children's play areas that the state government reopened in 2024. During school holidays entry is free with Civil Protection staff on site; the rest of the year the pools run on reduced days and hours with a small recovery fee. Check the current schedule before going.

A small municipal market known as "El Mercadito", near Tecomán's main garden and bus station. It is a traditional neighbourhood market in the city's local trade. In recent years it has had few visitors, so its stallholders are asking for more promotion and for people to shop locally.

A commercial tianguis promoted by the city government to give local entrepreneurs, artisans and producers of Tecomán, who have no fixed shop, a place to sell. It sets up every Saturday from 8 am to 5 pm at the Módulo Empresarial in the fairgrounds. You will find prepared food, baked goods, crafts and costume jewellery, a good stop for things made in the municipality.

Opened in 2003, this museum offers a look at the ancient history of western Mesoamerica. Its collection centers on death, with tombs and funerary offerings, and explains the cultural geography of today's Colima, Jalisco and Nayarit. It is located in the Tecomán Casa de la Cultura complex and admission is free.

Lagoon about two kilometers long set among hills, east of Tecomán, with reed beds, waterbirds and fishing. There are pre-Hispanic remains at El Mirador and on Devil's Island, and legend says an enchanted town lies beneath the water. The Tecomán crocodile farm is very close by. It is best to visit with community guides and to be careful around crocodiles.

Wednesday tianguis in downtown Tecomán, on José Antonio Torres street near Emiliano Zapata. According to the city's commerce councillor, in 2023 it had been in the same place for about 25 years. It is organised by two vendors' unions.