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Combo (Save 5%): Museum of Anthropology + Teotihuacán Skip-the-Line Tickets

4.4/5(164)

Heidi R

Solo

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Last week

The museum is very spaciously laid out, with a large inner courtyard. The exhibition rooms dedicated to the various Mexican cultures are arranged around it. There is an endless number of exhibits.

Katelijne R

Couple

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Aug 2026

Activity: Visit to the Anthropological Museum in Mexico City: highly recommended, a must-see. Very beautiful, well-organized, impressive. Experience booking tickets through HeadOut: clear, convenient, and additional information provided the day before the activity and on the day itself.

Brenda V

Couple

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Jul 2026

It was a smooth experience, natuve guides were helpful, allowed to walk freely and see pyraimds closely as well as museums. Enjoy that there was restroom access and other places to see.

Brenton T

Group

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Jun 2026

The pyramids were worthwhile to see. We enjoyed the visit to Teotihuacán and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Mexico City. The site itself is not too far outside of the CDMX. We opted to drive which I only recommend for experienced drivers as the roads and driving culture are much different than that of the USA or Europe.

Skip-the-line entry to both sites, Mexico's National Museum of Anthropology and Teotihuacán's ancient pyramids in one combo ticket.

At the Museum of Anthropology, explore at your own pace with a digital guide in English and Spanish across one of the world's finest pre-Columbian collections.

At Teotihuacán, skip-the-line access gets you past the gate in under 2 minutes, then spend up to 6 hours at the Pyramid of the Sun, the Moon, and beyond.

The museum is the perfect primer for Teotihuacán, see the artifacts first, then stand in the ancient city that made them.

Skip-the-line entry to the Museum of Anthropology

Digital guide in English and Spanish (Museum of Anthropology)

Skip-the-line entry to Teotihuacán archaeological site

Guided tours at either site

Food and drinks

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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What our guests say
Heidi R
Solo
Verified booking
Last week
The museum is very spaciously laid out, with a large inner courtyard. The exhibition rooms dedicated to the various Mexican cultures are arranged around it. There is an endless number of exhibits.
Katelijne R
Couple
Verified booking
Aug 2026
Activity: Visit to the Anthropological Museum in Mexico City: highly recommended, a must-see. Very beautiful, well-organized, impressive. Experience booking tickets through HeadOut: clear, convenient, and additional information provided the day before the activity and on the day itself.
Brenda V
Couple
Verified booking
Jul 2026
It was a smooth experience, natuve guides were helpful, allowed to walk freely and see pyraimds closely as well as museums. Enjoy that there was restroom access and other places to see.
Brenton T
Group
Verified booking
Jun 2026
The pyramids were worthwhile to see. We enjoyed the visit to Teotihuacán and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Mexico City. The site itself is not too far outside of the CDMX. We opted to drive which I only recommend for experienced drivers as the roads and driving culture are much different than that of the USA or Europe.
Brayan C
Couple
Verified booking
Jun 2026
Everything is lovely and easily accessible

Two of Mexico's greatest pre-Columbian sites, back to back — skip the lines at both and explore entirely at your own pace. Museum of Anthropology Getting started Present your skip-the-line ticket (sent via email or WhatsApp before your visit) at the designated fast-track entrance to bypass the regular queue. Note that this combo does not include your final entry ticket at booking — it will be delivered to you separately ahead of your visit. What to expect The National Museum of Anthropology is Mexico's most visited museum and home to the largest collection of ancient Mesoamerican artifacts in the world — spanning Aztec, Maya, Olmec, Zapotec, and Teotihuacán cultures under one roof.

A digital guide in English and Spanish walks you through each gallery at your own pace.

The Mexica Hall houses the Aztec Sun Stone — one of the most recognized artifacts in the world.

Galleries cover over 3,000 years of pre-Columbian civilization, with objects ranging from ceremonial masks to monumental sculptures.

Teotihuacán Getting started Present your skip-the-line ticket at the site entrance — you'll be through the gate in under 2 minutes. The archaeological zone has multiple gates; check your ticket for the designated entry point. What to expect Teotihuacán was once the largest city in pre-Columbian America, and today it's a UNESCO World Heritage Site defined by three of the most monumental structures in the ancient world.

Walk the Avenue of the Dead — the 2-km ceremonial boulevard that formed the spine of the ancient city.

Stand at the base of the Pyramid of the Sun, the third-largest pyramid in the world and the centerpiece of the site.

Explore the Pyramid of the Moon at the northern end of the avenue, with views across the entire ancient city from the top platforms.

Visit the Temple of Quetzalcoatl, covered in carved feathered serpent heads and some of the most detailed stonework on the site.

Flexible entry — stay anywhere from 1 to 6 hours and explore at your own leisure.

What to bring

Valid ID or passport — required for entry at both sites.

Comfortable, closed-toe shoes — terrain at Teotihuacán is uneven and involves significant walking.

What's not allowed

Drones — prohibited at Teotihuacán archaeological site.

Accessibility

Teotihuacán involves extensive walking on uneven, unpaved terrain — not suitable for wheelchair users or those with significant mobility restrictions.

The Museum of Anthropology is wheelchair accessible.

Additional information

Your Museum of Anthropology ticket is not the final entry ticket — the official ticket will be sent via email or WhatsApp before your visit.

The two sites are approximately 50 km apart; transportation between them is not included and must be arranged independently.

Plan your order: the museum works well as a first stop to contextualize what you'll see at the pyramids.

Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.

Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the starting point.

Please check your final voucher for the starting point details & specific instructions.