At the heart of Edzná is home to the Main Plaza, a large square on which east sits the largest number of tombs of the site in their areas north and south there are two sacbés or roads that were used for internal circulation.
The Platform of Knives was aposentos vaulted into the extremes and its central sector was reused to build more modest rooms roofed with perishable materials. The courtyard of the Ambassadors is bounded to the west by 2 buildings, each with four columns that correspond to the years 1000-1200 AD
The Nohochná (Casa Grande) was possibly used to exercise administrative functions, but could also function as a sort of stands to attend events held in the main square. This structure has four large galleries on the upper half, which was formed in vain for access through thick pilasters.
The Temple South comprises 5 bodies with moldings and flown corners remetidas that converge at its rear, in a wide slope, on which stands the temple dating from between the years 600 and 900 AD
Play Ball is composed of two parallel structures whose top stand some rooms that were possibly used to place them in the images of the deities associated with the event and the attachments own game and its participants.
The Great Acropolis is a broad area of plant quadrangular on which stand several monumental structures, such as the building of Five Flats, a construction of 5 levels with crestería and vaulted rooms that has a broad staircase at its base west, which on their peraltes has glyphs that indicate the date 652 AD
The Temple Northern consisted of a long basement broad staircase whose main axis leads to one or two crujías elongated, that were subsequently stopped for añadírseles panels remetidos, some decorated with tamborcillos and wide slopes. The sanctuary which was crowned at least four changes. Faced with this temple is located a platform in the form of C corresponding to the occupation more late Edzná: 1200-1400 AD
El Patio Puuc is bounded by several buildings coated with ashlars quadrangular, rectangular and cylindrical well carved. In the North Building also appreciate ashlars with triangles and circles in relief forming large frames. The construction comes curved slopes with a curious sculpture in the form of framework square with performances of Chaac and glyphs, which are observed celestial bands, the day Imix and month Yax. Just at the entrance to the courtyard is located on Main Temazcal, names of origin Nahuatl whose translation into Mayan Yucatán is chokó sintumbilhá, which refers to a steam bath, access to which was restricted by its religious significance.
The Old Hechicera is located 800 northwest of Buildings Five Floors. At its eastern side has a staircase, the bodies of the basement presented rounded corners and remetidas, and at the top of the structure there is a small shrine.
The Temple of Mascarones has two representations of the sun god at dawn and evening, made of stucco modeling; both masks have anthropomorphic characteristics with attributes own aesthetic of the elite, such as estrabismo, dental mutilation, narigueras, orejeras and large zoomorfos touched.
Small Acropolis is a basement floor quadrangular dating from 200 BC, in whose top there are 4 buildings forming a central courtyard. Some of the most ancient Edzná come from this place: a great mascarón stucco of Preclásico Superior, three steles of the eighth baktún (between years 41 and 435 AD) and pottery dating between the years 400 and 250 a.C 
