The museum was enormous, centered around a huge atrium with a gorgeous, impressive fountain. Cost for the exhibit at the moment is 48 pesos (note: no discount for "students" that are not Mexican students). They also offer a free (& no tips allowed) bag-check service. They even made me check my bottle of water. Each exhibit features a distinct region... more

There isn't a Van Gogh or Rembrandt in sight here, but this museum of _significant_ artifacts (not the five inch pieces of pottery you'll find at even the best world museums) from every single major Indian civilization in and near Mexico is simply staggering. The Museo Nacional is unique. It is huge. If you can, take two days to see... more

I think this is a must-see in Mexico City! You can rent an "Audio guia" to provide information in English for some of the more interesting pieces in the museum. And there is English translations for some of the more major information boards. Admission is free on Sundays. more

I was told by many people that this was one of the world's premier museums. Sorry, it is not. Although it is a great museum, it does not meet those standards. It failed to have any sort of "WOW" factor. I felt like I was walking through an ordinary museum. It does have a lot of exhibits and the chronological... more

I highly recommend paying a visit to Mexico City's famous Museo de Anthropolgia on their famous Paseo de La Reforma. If you want to get a real eyeful of Mexican culture and history, you've come to the right place. You could easily spend a few days there but even a quick stroll through in a couple of hours will give... more

Es un museo muy bien montado por secciones. Nosotros fuimos con un guía que nos llevo por las cosas mas... more

歴史や文化に興味がなくても一度は行くべき。わたしもそこまで歴史や文化に興味がなかったので、行くまでは期待していなかった。... more

いったいどれほど時間が必要だろう。１つの時代の遺跡をさーっと眺めるにしても、１日、２日かかるだろう。そのどれもが、１級品... more