Anthropology Museum Tickets
Explore the rich pre-Columbian heritage of Mexico at the National Museum of Anthropology. Get your tickets to dive into the captivating world of archaeology and anthropology with guided tours available for a deeper understanding of this cultural treasure trove.
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Get direct access to the National Museum of Anthropology without waiting in line at the ticket counter.
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Explore one of Latin America’s most important museums, home to the Aztec calendar and Mayan tomb replicas.
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Discover an incredible collection of pre-Hispanic artifacts from Mexica, Toltec, and other Indigenous cultures.
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Take your time moving through vast exhibit halls that trace Mexico’s ancient civilizations and spiritual roots.
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Visit at your own pace with a flexible ticket and skip-the-line convenience sent to your phone or WhatsApp.
More details
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Get direct access to the National Museum of Anthropology without waiting in line at the ticket counter.
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Explore one of Latin America’s most important museums, home to the Aztec calendar and Mayan tomb replicas.
-
Discover an incredible collection of pre-Hispanic artifacts from Mexica, Toltec, and other Indigenous cultures.
-
Take your time moving through vast exhibit halls that trace Mexico’s ancient civilizations and spiritual roots.
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Visit at your own pace with a flexible ticket and skip-the-line convenience sent to your phone or WhatsApp.
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Walk through one of Latin America's most iconic museums with an expert guide by your side.
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See ancient relics from the Aztec, Mayan, and Toltec worlds, including the Stone of the Sun.
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Marvel at Olmec heads, mural art, tomb replicas, and a model of ancient Tenochtitlán.
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Learn how pre-Hispanic cultures shaped the beliefs and lives of modern Mexicans.
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Enjoy skip-the-line access and stay back to explore more on your own after the tour.
More details
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Walk through one of Latin America's most iconic museums with an expert guide by your side.
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See ancient relics from the Aztec, Mayan, and Toltec worlds, including the Stone of the Sun.
-
Marvel at Olmec heads, mural art, tomb replicas, and a model of ancient Tenochtitlán.
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Learn how pre-Hispanic cultures shaped the beliefs and lives of modern Mexicans.
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Enjoy skip-the-line access and stay back to explore more on your own after the tour.
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Explore two of Mexico City's most iconic landmarks, Chapultepec Castle and the National Museum of Anthropology, with included entry tickets and a professional English or Spanish guide on a half-day tour.
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Discover the only royal castle in the Americas, once home to emperors and presidents, and admire its stunning murals, ornate rooms, and sweeping views of Mexico City.
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Walk through the castle’s lush gardens perched high above the city, offering a unique perspective on Mexican history and landscape.
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Dive into the fascinating world of ancient civilizations at the Anthropology Museum, home to the famed Aztec Sun Stone and artifacts from the Mayan, Mexica, and Toltec cultures.
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Whether you choose a small group tour or a private experience with your family or friends, you can expect engaging storytelling throughout the journey.
More details
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Explore two of Mexico City's most iconic landmarks, Chapultepec Castle and the National Museum of Anthropology, with included entry tickets and a professional English or Spanish guide on a half-day tour.
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Discover the only royal castle in the Americas, once home to emperors and presidents, and admire its stunning murals, ornate rooms, and sweeping views of Mexico City.
-
Walk through the castle’s lush gardens perched high above the city, offering a unique perspective on Mexican history and landscape.
-
Dive into the fascinating world of ancient civilizations at the Anthropology Museum, home to the famed Aztec Sun Stone and artifacts from the Mayan, Mexica, and Toltec cultures.
-
Whether you choose a small group tour or a private experience with your family or friends, you can expect engaging storytelling throughout the journey.
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Discover ancient pyramids, temples, and museums alongside a knowledgeable guide in English or Spanish.
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Walk through Teotihuacán’s pyramids and uncover stories behind the Sun and Moon temples.
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Explore Mexico City’s most iconic museums — the Museum of Anthropology and Templo Mayor.
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Learn about Aztec and Maya civilizations through world-famous relics and artifacts.
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Take a walking tour of downtown Mexico City, using public transport to reach key landmarks.
More details
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Discover ancient pyramids, temples, and museums alongside a knowledgeable guide in English or Spanish.
-
Walk through Teotihuacán’s pyramids and uncover stories behind the Sun and Moon temples.
-
Explore Mexico City’s most iconic museums — the Museum of Anthropology and Templo Mayor.
-
Learn about Aztec and Maya civilizations through world-famous relics and artifacts.
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Take a walking tour of downtown Mexico City, using public transport to reach key landmarks.
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About Anthropology Museum
Dive into Mexico’s ancient history with the National Museum of Anthropology's incredible collections. From the vast Aztec displays to intricate Mayan art, there’s something for everyone. Book your tickets ahead of time to guarantee your spot at this historical landmark.
The museum holds the Aztec Sun Stone, often mistaken for a calendar. It's one of the most recognized symbols of Mexico’s past, carved with cosmic myths and rituals.
You’ll find a replica of Pakal’s tomb—a detailed reconstruction of the Maya ruler’s burial chamber, complete with the famous jade mask.
Its central courtyard has a “floating” roof, supported by a single pillar known as “El Paraguas,” or “The Umbrella.” It’s a marvel of modern Mexican architecture.
The museum is organized by culture, not timeline. You walk into worlds—Toltec, Maya, Aztec—each with its own story and atmosphere.
Why visit Anthropology Museum?
Plan your visit
Main entrance
The National Museum of Anthropology has one main entrance, located along Paseo de la Reforma inside Chapultepec Park. It's a wide, accessible pathway with ramps and spacious walkways that accommodate wheelchairs and strollers. Security checks happen right at the entrance, so it’s best to arrive a little early. There's also a large central courtyard once you're inside, which helps with orientation.
Last entry is usually around 7:30pm, but you’ll need at least 2–3 hours to properly explore the museum. On Sundays, entry is free for Mexican citizens and residents, which means it can get extremely busy. Try to book skip-the-line tickets if you’re visiting on a weekend or public holiday.
You’ll find clean restrooms, a café, a bookstore, and lockers for small bags. The museum also has shaded seating areas in the courtyard where you can rest during your visit.
The museum is fully wheelchair accessible. Ramps and elevators are available, and most exhibits are easy to navigate. Wheelchairs can be requested at the entrance, subject to availability.
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