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About National Museum of Anthropology
The National Museum of Anthropology was opened in September 1964 and has a high status in the history of anthropology. It is a very large museum in Latin America. The museum displays Mexican Indian civilization, Aztec civilization and Mayan civilization. The National Museum of Anthropology itself is a model of modern Mexican architecture. The huge umbrella-shaped stone fountain in the Central Hall is the crowning touch. It has also appeared on many postcards of Mexico City. In addition, the National Museum of Anthropology has an introduction to anthropological overviews, Da Vinci theory, prehistoric times, and primitive immigrants from the American continent.
Must go! Metro Line 7 - Orange Line, auditorio station, turn right, next to a park, straight forward for about 10 minutes, turn left. It is suggested that the Spanish language of the museum be written down to ask the way. Tickets for 70 pesos were introduced in January 17. The essence is on the first floor and the second floor is mostly a display of Mexican Aboriginal clothing, houses, fishing and hunting objects or models. It takes four hours on the first floor and one hour on the second floor.
The National Museum of Anthropology is one of the most distinctive museums. It still feels that time is not enough for a whole day. It is rare that there are some exhibits of modern science and technology. The symbolic water curtain, the symbolic Lucy, the symbolic humanistic breath are definitely worth visiting many times.
It's worth visiting. You can spend a whole day shopping. There are two museums with admission tickets of 60 Mexican dollars. Unfortunately, there is no commentator and the signs are also in Spanish. The park is very large, as well as botanical gardens, amusement parks and zoos, which are very suitable for tourists of all ages.
Follow my husband wherever he goes, he will visit the museum and learn about its history and culture. The Mexican Museum of Anthropology walks with painful feet. However, Mexico's culture is not very well understood, and a lot of knowledge has been learned in one day.
It's a good museum. It can't drink water. It's thirsty to stay in it. But the first floor is still very good, there are many Yama things. There's nothing beautiful on the second floor. Unfortunately, there is no Chinese interpreter in it, and English is not understood, but on the whole it is very good.
I don't usually go out to visit the local museums, but Mexico City really has a lot of great museums. Especially in this one, I have to see that part of the Mayan civilization is really great.
Mexico City's must-see attractions are conveniently located near the Metro Station on Line 7. Understanding history, so we can only watch the bustle and take a walk around it for about two hours.
The National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico is one of the most important museums in the world, reflecting the history of human development. There are many precious cultural relics, including the fossils of the earliest Americans, exquisite Mayan murals, some relics of early human life, and even the whole Mayan temple. The exhibits are very rich and can let people walk around for a whole day.
Where Mexico City must go. However, my mind was feverish. It was already 3:30 p.m. when I swallowed a stop by the tourist bus at noon. In the evening, I have to rush to meet my friends again. I can only choose the most important Maya and Salas to supplement my knowledge. The super-Emma documents and Chuckmuir, as well as the Aztec solar calendar and temple relics, there are also a full fledgling small cultural relics. I always feel inexplicably connected with the culture of my dynasty. There's a chance to go back and spend the whole day studying.
Mexico's National Museum of Human Beings is much more comfortable than Egypt's National Museum. Egypt's National Museum is like a gathering, crowded and trying to escape. Mexico's National Museum of Human Beings is quiet, with few people, and you can sit on the floor when you're tired. It's a museum that can't last four hours. If the first stop for a trip to Mexico is Mexico City, get off the plane and put down your baggage at the hotel and come to the Museum of Human Beings - this is the abbreviation of the whole Mexican human geography!