The museum is easily accessed by metro or metro bus. We took Uber as we wanted to save time on traffic. From where we stayed in downtown, Uber fee was under CAD$20 and it took only 20 mins. Entrance fee is MXN$90 per person which is very reasonable. We had to store our backpacks at the storage with no cost. The buildings of the museum is amazing. We enjoyed all exhibits and the garden outside the halls. There is also a cate and restaurant inside the museum. The food quality and price is ok but the service is good.

Everyone who comes to CDMX must come to this museum. Important and insightful. You can spent HOURS here and not be bored. Monumental works and archaeological pieces can be found here, including the Aztec sun stone! Must-see.

We had only planned one day at the museum. It's not enough time to see the whole museum and you leave wanting more. It was incredibly fascinating. The number of artifacts that are so intact is amazing. It does a good job with leading you through time. I don't speak or read much Spanish and I was able to figure out what I was looking at and there were enough summaries in English. The layout is that you walk in and out of the galleries to the outside. It's very refreshing. Definitely stop for lunch in the nicer sit down cafe. The day we were there, there were performers from the region performing on the stage next door. The cafe serves food of the region and some of what the ancients ate. What an incredible concept! We really enjoyed that part of the experience. I wish more museums included more though into what food they serve.

This is, in my opinion, one of the greatest museums in the world! I’ve traveled quite a extensively and I always make it a point to visit Museum’s beard art, history or science. This museum definitely rates in my top 10! It’s also a great way to spend a hot afternoon or a rainy day. Don’t forget to visit the museum’s Café really good food at a good price.

One of the best museums of the world. Definitely would love to go back. Spent the best part of a day there as there is so much. Hard to absorb it all. If I'd had the days, I would have done 2 days to best take it all in.

A great and enormous museum that would take days to adequately explore. Jim Johnston, an American ex-pat has lived in cdmx for many and has written the book " Mexico City: An Opinionated Guide for the Curious Traveler." If your time is limited he recommends visiting 5 exhibit halls which are contiguous: Mexica; Oaxaca; Gulf Coast; Maya and West Mexico. That's how I visited the museum.

Wonderful museum, human history and the development in the various geographical areas in Mexico is well presented . What is a bit of pity is that most explanation boards are in Spanish only. You can easily spend 5 or 6 hours, but I would say 3 hours is an absolute minimum, unless you know in advance which few artifacts you want to see.

Excellent museum. If you are only interested in the exhibits concerning Mexico, skip the first section to the right which houses a very good exhibit of the evolution of humans. We had lunch in the outdoor courtyard that is on the left down some stairs and it was excellent and a pleasant experience. It will give you the energy to get through this massive, well done museum.

This is a huge museum where one could easily spend several days. I suggest going with a guide who can show you the highlights in about 2 hours. A guide can also tell you about the building itself which is fascinating. This is a must see in Mexico City

This museum takes a staged approach to map out the history of Mexico and showcases a large number of incredible works of art. The central space has a floating, very large slab of rock, with a waterfall. The archaeological focus is an incredible learning experience. Highly recommended to visit this museum for the day.