Explore the legacy of the Aztecs and various pre-Hispanic civilizations in Latin America with this ticket to the National Museum of Anthropology. It's an ideal opportunity to delve into the cultural roots of Mexico!
Why Visit the National Museum of Anthropology?
The National Museum of Anthropology hosts an unparalleled collection of pre-Hispanic art in Mexico City. Spanning 22 halls and over 45,000 square meters, this museum is dedicated to preserving and showcasing the heritage of the country's indigenous peoples.
With your ticket to the National Museum of Anthropology, you can enjoy skip-the-line access and leisurely explore its extensive collection. The visit provides insight into diverse artistic representations from ancient civilizations, offering a better understanding of their beliefs, traditions, and ways of life.
Information panels throughout the museum reveal fascinating details about the displayed objects and artworks, offering a deep immersion into the culture of the Aztecs, Mayas, Toltecs, and various other indigenous peoples who once inhabited the territory now known as Mexico.
From the bones of the first settlers of America to Teotihuacan pots, arrows, and decorative figures, as well as Mexica masks, Maya inscriptions, coins, and knives—the National Museum of Anthropology is brimming with valuable artworks that transport you to the past. Don't miss the chance to visit!
Opening Times
The National Museum of Anthropology is open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 9 am to 6 pm.
Price Info
Please note that these tickets are more expensive than those purchased at the ticket office, as they allow you to skip the queue. However, even though you do not have to queue at the ticket office, you will still have to go through security checks.
