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Miguel Hidalgo

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Mexico

Bortom de livliga gatorna i Ciudad de México breder sig en skattkista av historia och kultur ut sig — **Museo Nacional de Antropología**. Detta högt älskade museum utgör inte bara en byggnad; det är en majestätisk portal in i de forntida civilisationerna som en gång blomstrade i Mexiko. När du stegar in genom dess dörrar omfamnas du av de vidsträckta gallerierna som viskar berättelser om det förflutna och visar en extraordinär samling av prekolumbianska artefakter, inklusive enastående aztekiska skulpturer och utsökta mayanska reliker som väcker fantasin till liv.

Eleganta dragna på den berömda **Avenida Paseo de la Reforma**, mitt bland Bosque de Chapultepecs frodiga grönska, hedrar museets slående arkitektur de kulturer den representerar. Fasaden, som påminner om antika tempel, inbjuder förbipasserande att utforska djupt in i mänsklighetens historia som hålls omfamnad inom dess väggar. Museets kärnpunkt, den ikoniska Aztekiska kalenderstenen, står som en tyst väktare, fascinerande besökare med sina intrikata sniderier och mystiska symbolik.

Vandra genom olika hallar och låt dig omslutas av de rika berättelserna från olika kulturer; varje utställning erbjuder en fängslande resa genom tid. Från de nomadiska stammar, som färdades över slätterna, till de sofistikerade samhällena hos Mexica och Mixtec, avtäcker varje artefakt djupa insikter i mänsklig filosofi, konst och vardagsliv.

Den omgivande stadsdelen Polanco tillför ytterligare en dimension till ditt besök, med sina eleganta kaféer och livliga konstsensorer, perfekta för att reflektera över de underverk du just bevittnat. Oavsett om du är en hängiven historiaentusiast eller en avslappnad resenär som söker inspiration, lovar Museo Nacional de Antropología att fördjupa din förståelse av Mexikos kulturella arv och tända din nyfikenhet.

Popular anthropology museum showcasing artifacts from as far back as the ancient Maya civilization.

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Great museum, just be ready to walk a lot. We were there all day and we only saw everything on the first floor. Only about half of explanations are in English unfortunately but Google translate helped me enough. If you're a history buff and you appreciate Mexican culture, it's a must.

Guides cost too much and the free ones were busy. Honestly just walking around on your own is a great. They have an awesome restaurant on the premises that is worth the money to check out.

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This museum has incredible variety, indoor and outdoor, and massive artifacts and entire rooms that transports us through history. When I went it was also free entry. Deserves more than 5 stars for all of the reasons above! Prepare around 5 hours if you want to see all of the rooms in detail

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My toddler had a really great time seeing everything. Stroller friendly. Wish we could bring our water in. Came on a Sunday afternoon and it was pretty crowded but I didn't wait more than 15 min. We enjoyed it as a family

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My main complaints are that it's too big to see in one visit and they don't let you bring in water, but you walk a lot. I didn't see any water fountains either, but I needed it with all the walking. I spent 3 hours here and couldn't focus on anything anymore, I was hungry and thirsty, and still had 4 more rooms left to see.

The exhibits are nice, and some weave outdoors also, so don't leave your sunglasses/hat at the bag check. Bag/water bottle check is free.

Everything is in Spanish and some signs are in English. If you read all the Spanish signs, you'll be there forever. I recommend reading the main signs that have both languages, and then read only the descriptions of the pieces that you find most interesting.

Buy tickets at the white kiosks to the left (toward the bag check) if you can pay with card to avoid the wait at the manned ticket booths.

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If you are a fan of archeology, anthropology, or even just really liked Indiana Jones or playing Tomb Raider, this museum is a must-see. It houses a mind-boggling collection of meso-american artifacts that are simply fascinating to behold.

Taking a tour might honestly be the best option to get a coherent overview of the big-ticket items. This is definitely a museum that will take multiple visits to digest. I spent 5 hours in the museum and barely saw half the displays. After reading diligently for the first 2.5 hours, I had only covered the Aztec and Olmec halls. The next 2.5 hours I walked from display to display to just SEE the artifacts. There is so much to take in, it is difficult to remember specific pieces other than by reviewing my photographs.

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The Museo Nacional de Antropología is a renowned museum in Mexico City that showcases a vast collection of pre-Columbian artifacts, including Aztec and Mayan relics. It offers visitors a deep insight into Mexico's rich cultural heritage and history, set within the beautiful surroundings of Bosque de Chapultepec.

Museo Nacional de Antropología

The Museo Nacional de Antropología is a renowned museum in Mexico City that showcases a vast collection of pre-Columbian artifacts, including Aztec and Mayan relics. It offers visitors a captivating journey through Mexico's rich cultural heritage, set in a striking architectural space amidst the lush Bosque de Chapultepec.

Upptäck Mexikos rikedomar på Museo Nacional de Antropología! Utforska fascinerande utställningar och upplev kulturhistoria. Besök idag!