The apogee of Labná dating from the period 600-900 DC The ruins consist of three main buildings: The Palace, The Arc and El Mirador. Several Sac-Be (Mayan road) entering the site.
The palace had at least two floors, with several rooms and columns of stone. This is the building Puuc longer than has been discovered, is more than 120 meters long. Inside its walls are found in many depictions of God Chac. There is a Sac-Be that connects directly with Main Bow Palace.
The Arch is the entrance to the archaeological site and is a masterpiece of architecture Puuc. The arch is 12 meters wide and 6 meters high. There is a small room on each side of the arc, it is believed the guards wore. All the arc this richly decorated with figures carved in stone.
El Mirador was discovered in 1840 by John Stephens. It is a great monument that had statues of baseball players (were stolen after the discovery of the place).
