• Museo Nacional de Antropología - This tour, led by an artist, researcher, and certified tourist guide, delves into the concept behind the design of the National Anthropology Museum, with a particular focus on 6 of the 11 archaeological rooms within the building. By the conclusion of the tour, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the most significant cultures that thrived in Mesoamerica prior to the fall of Mexico Tenochtitlan in August 1521.

The tour will explore artifacts from the Olmec, Zapotec, Teotihuacan, and Mexica cultures, serving as a portal to the past and offering insights into their intricate societies. Interestingly, some of the artifacts made of gold, jade, and obsidian that will be viewed were stolen on December 25th, 1985. There is so much to discover about this museum.

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This tour is crafted from the perspective of an interdisciplinary artist and researcher (DOI published) who is passionate about the intersection of art pieces and the history of the societies that created them.

Rather than merely describing what is visible and written in the descriptions, the aim is to use these pieces to understand the symbols they contain and to unravel some of the key elements of these cultures.

The design and script of this experience are intended to convey all this information clearly and concisely, but there is also a willingness to provide more specific information based on the guest’s needs.

The guide holds a tourist certification from the Escuela Nacional de Antropología e Historia and a bachelor’s degree in Design and Visual Communication from Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.