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Museo Nacional de Antropología e Historia

Paseo De La Reforma Y Calzada Ghandi (colonia Polanco Chapultepec), México, Mexico 11560

Featured Review : The National Museum of Anthropology must rate as one of the great museums in the world and as far as Mexican anthropology is concerned, it is unsurpassed. The building itself is a masterpiece from the late 1960s. It has ...See Full Review

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Museo Nacional de Antropologia

  • 4 out of 5 stars by bettybetty10 from Dallas, Texas
  • April 22, 2008
Museo Nacional de Antropologia
Quote: This is a really cool museum, if you're interested in seeing tons of ancient artifacts. The unfortunate part was that it was a really cold day, and they leave all the doors open so it is FREEZING. It will probably take you 2+ hours to get through... Read the full Museo Nacional de Antropología e Historia review

From journal 10 Days in Mexico City

Museo Nacional de Antropología

  • 5 out of 5 stars by RailSurfer from Austin, Texas
  • April 1, 2005
Quote: My most recent visit included three generations of family: my uncle, a great uncle, and myself. We arrived first thing in the morning and didn't leave until closing. And, for the first time, I had seen everything! It was reassuring to see those... Read the full Museo Nacional de Antropología e Historia review

From journal The Museo de Antropologia: A Rite of Passage

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National Museum of Anthropology 2 - Mexica exhibit

  • 4 out of 5 stars by becks from Mexico City, Mexico
  • May 7, 2003
National Museum of Anthropology 2 - Mexica exhibit
Quote: Continued from Part 1 The largest hall in the museum is not surprisingly dedicated to the Mexica -- more often known as the Aztecs, although the Aztecs was just one nation in a much larger grouping. In this hall, much more information is... Read the full Museo Nacional de Antropología e Historia review

From journal Mexico City well balanced: two museums, four lunches

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National Museum of Anthropology 1

  • 5 out of 5 stars by becks from Mexico City, Mexico
  • May 7, 2003
National Museum of Anthropology 1
Quote: The National Museum of Anthropology must rate as one of the great museums in the world and as far as Mexican anthropology is concerned, it is unsurpassed. The building itself is a masterpiece from the late 1960s. It has 26 exhibition rooms arranged... Read the full Museo Nacional de Antropología e Historia review

From journal Mexico City well balanced: two museums, four lunches

Museo Nacional de Antropologia

  • 4 out of 5 stars by retro210 from indy, Indiana, Afghanistan
  • December 26, 2002
Quote: This is one of the top museums in the world and Mexico's pride and joy. The ground-floor rooms are devoted to history, and the upstairs rooms ethnographic features. In most areas, they even allow you to take pictures!

From journal Mesmerized by Mexico City

Museo de Antropologia

  • 4 out of 5 stars by fluppe from Roeselare, Belgium
  • November 2, 2002
Museo de Antropologia
Quote: El Museo Nacional de Antropologia is located in the Bosque de Chapultepec. Best is to take the metro till the station of Chapultepec, and then you can walk through this big park, where this Bosque de Chapultepec is. This museum is very, very big.... Read the full Museo Nacional de Antropología e Historia review

From journal Start of the Ruta Maya

Museo Nacional de Antropología

  • 4 out of 5 stars by katja from New York City, New York
  • August 5, 2001
Quote: Well, at the moment, the Mayan section is closed - so that was a bit disappointing. But very interesting in general, with many artifacts from pre-Hispanic people. This is a must, if you come to Mexico City.

From journal A Few Days in Mexico City

Museo Nacional de Antropología

  • 4 out of 5 stars by lobosolo from Querétaro, Mexico
  • March 24, 2001
Quote: This is the mayor of archaeological museums in the whole country. The exhibits they have here are very interesting and the architecture itself is from the post modernist currents. You can be sure the visit will be didactical and absolutely... Read the full Museo Nacional de Antropología e Historia review

From journal The city of Palaces

National Museum of Anthropology

  • 4 out of 5 stars by marciadarnell from Murray, Kentucky
  • January 7, 2001
Quote: This is a huge museum, with tow sections. The upper floor has demonstrations of the various Indian groups living in Mexico today, while the lower level has an outstanding collections of Maya, Aztec, and other precolombian culture artifacts. ... Read the full Museo Nacional de Antropología e Historia review

From journal Exploring Mexico City

Museo Nacional de Antropologia

  • 4 out of 5 stars by Becs from Hoboken, New Jersey
  • November 11, 2000
Quote: This museum is everything you'll need to visit to learn a day's worth all about mexico's native indigenous cultures. It's devoted to Mexican anthropology, the prehispanic cultures, archeological collections, and ethnography. Every chamber is focused... Read the full Museo Nacional de Antropología e Historia review

From journal Mexico City, an insider's view.