National Museum of Anthropology Ticket

Explore the legacy of the Aztecs and pre-Hispanic civilizations in Latin America with a ticket to the National Museum of Anthropology. This opportunity allows for a deeper understanding of Mexico's cultural roots.

Why Visit the National Museum of Anthropology?

The National Museum of Anthropology features an extensive collection of pre-Hispanic art in Mexico City. Covering 22 halls and over 45,000 square meters, the museum is dedicated to preserving the heritage of the country's indigenous peoples.

Your ticket provides skip-the-line access to explore the vast collection, offering insights into artistic expressions from ancient civilizations and their beliefs, traditions, and lifestyles.

Information panels throughout the museum provide details about the artifacts and artworks, helping visitors understand the culture of the Aztecs, Mayas, Toltecs, and other indigenous groups in Mexico.

The museum showcases a range of artifacts, including bones of the first settlers of America, Teotihuacan pots, arrows, decorative figures, Mexica masks, Maya inscriptions, coins, and knives. Don’t miss your chance to visit!

Opening Times

The National Museum of Anthropology is open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 9 am to 6 pm.