• Museo Nacional de Antropologia - The museum represents a remarkable combination of ideological, scientific, and political achievements.\n\nThe museum’s exhibits feature the Sun Stone, colossal Olmec heads discovered in the jungles of Tabasco and Veracruz, artifacts unearthed from the Mayan civilization at the Sacred Cenote in Chichen Itza, and more. It also showcases a detailed replica of the layout of Tenochtitlan, the ancient Aztec capital, which now lies beneath the central part of present-day Mexico City.\n\nThe ground floor’s permanent displays encompass the entire range of pre-Columbian societies that existed on what is now Mexican soil, as well as areas that were once part of Mexico but are currently in the southwestern United States.\n\nIn addition, the museum organizes temporary exhibitions that often highlight the major cultures of the world.

• Professional guide
• Entrance to National Museum of Anthropology

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The Anthropology National Museum holds the title as Mexico’s grandest and most frequented museum.

Situated in Latin America, this significant structure houses pre-hispanic evidences from Mexicas, Mayas, Toltecas, amongst others, encapsulating Mexico’s diverse culture as it evolved through time.

Symbolizing indigenous Mexican legacy, the Museum of Anthropology is recognized for its role in preserving cultural heritage and educating those eager to discover their cultural roots.

Admire its groundbreaking architecture, enigmatic art, and meaningful symbolism that contribute to its globally acknowledged reputation.

Within its confines, you will find an impressive array of pre-hispanic relics originating from different regions of the country, epitomizing the many cultures that prospered in what is now known as Mexico.

• It is not allowed to enter with food, drinks or backpacks. Only a handbag is allowed

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.