| But all this is part of the past, and now Villahermosa awakens with the delicate murmur of the river and the fresh aroma of the flowers of the guaiacums. |
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| The museum associated with La Venta is in Villahermosa proper called Parque Museo de la Venta. |
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| The state seal is that which was granted in 1598 to the town of Villahermosa, then called San Juan Bautista by Philip II of Spain. |
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| During this time the sea traffic to Villahermosa increased, which made it a relatively important port. |
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| The Centro or Villahermosa Route is centered on the state capital with its museums and historic buildings. |
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| It was broken up by police but the following month 30,000 marched on Villahermosa to protest. |
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| Hospitals in various municipalities and various historic centers were reconstructed, especially that of Villahermosa. |
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| Today, it is held in Villahermosa at Parque Tabasco 2000 where the various municipalities of the state demonstrate their products. |
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| About ninety percent of industrial establishments are family owned, mostly dedicated to food processing in and around Villahermosa. |
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| Villahermosa was founded on a hill between the Sierra and Grijalva River. |
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| On their first attempt to take Villahermosa upriver, they failed. |
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| In 1881, telegraph service connected Villahermosa with Mexico City. |
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| It is divided into 17 municipalities and its capital city is Villahermosa. |
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