Quick access to the National Museum of Anthropology

Get to know the largest museum in Mexico without having to wait in line, reserve your place and have direct access to the National Museum of Anthropology located in the area of Polanco strong>, in Mexico City. Come and appreciate a large collection of pre-Hispanic art through which you will learn about the different indigenous groups that have existed in our country.

Tour the 22 rooms of the complex spread over 2 floors and discover the way of life through sculptures, vessels and paintings made by the Mayans, Teotihuacans, Zapotecs, Mixtecs and Toltecs. Take your time and walk between the walls of a contemporary architectural construction, give a fresh touch to your visit by touring the spectacular gardens.

Some of the star pieces that will surprise you at the National Museum of Anthropology are: The Stone of the Sun, which is a rock carved during the 11th century in which they represented the well-known Aztec Calendar. Through this piece the Mexica wanted to represent the way they used to measure time.

At the doors of the museum, you will find a large 7 meter high sculpture found in 1964 and is known as Tláloc. In the Mexica Room, you can closely appreciate the Coatlicue sculpture through which the face of the mother and goddess of the earth and fertility is projected. You will also find one of the more than 4 meters tall warriors of the Toltec culture, the Atlantean of Tula.

Come visit this great museum without having to wait in line and be surprised by the geniuses and artists who populated Mexico. Learn to understand the different symbolisms of cultures and the not only architectural gifts that have been inherited to us.