Highlights
- Marvel at pieces found at archaeological sites across Mexico
- Visit rooms featuring small objects of great historical value, such as spear points
- Learn about the way Mexicans lived in ancient times and about their customs
Description
Enter the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City almost 50 years after it was established, and discover why it remains the main space dedicated to preserving the legacy of Mexico's indigenous peoples.
Standing as a symbol of identity and a reference point for those seeking to learn about their cultural roots, the museum is the most visited in the country, welcoming around 2 million visitors per year. Accompanied by an expert guide, you'll learn about the various exhibits and their historical significance.
Look at objects excavated from archaeological sites covering vast areas of what is now Mexico, and learn more about the cultures that created them. Visit the rooms that house small items, such as spearheads, used by early hunters on the continent more than 10,000 years ago. You can also admire simple clay utensils used both in daily life and in religious rituals.
Be captivated by iconic objects, such as the Stone of the Sun (Aztec calendar stone), as your guide explains the meaning of these priceless pieces and how historians have re-examined the development of Mesoamerican cultures, including Mayan, Aztec and Zapotec cultures.
At the end of your guided tour, enjoy free time to explore the museum at your own pace.
Includes
Expert Guide
Admission ticket to the National Museum of Anthropology
Excludes
Food and Drinks
Hotel pick-up and drop-off/transportation
Optional tips
Important Information
- With this ticket, you don't need to wait in line at the ticket booth. Instead, you will go straight through the turnstiles.
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
