Tickets for the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City

The most practical way to get to the National Museum of Anthropology is by public transport:

• Metro: line 7 → Auditorio station, about 10–15 minutes walking
• Metro: line 1 → Chapultepec station, from where you can walk or take local transport
• Metrobús: line 7 → nearby stations on Paseo de la Reforma
• Buses and local transport with a stop in the Chapultepec and Paseo de la Reforma area

The museum is located within the Chapultepec Forest, one of the most visited areas of Mexico City. You can walk from nearby points such as the National Auditorium, Tamayo Museum, or Chapultepec Castle. It is also a common area for cycling, especially along Paseo de la Reforma.

• Location: Av. Paseo de la Reforma and Calzada Gandhi s/n, Chapultepec Forest I Section
• About 15–25 minutes from the historic center of Mexico City, depending on traffic
• It is recommended to leave with time, as the Chapultepec area can be quite busy, especially on weekends and Sundays
• You can also easily arrive by taxi or private transport apps

Access to the National Museum of Anthropology requires a valid ticket. With your ticket, you can enter the museum and tour the available halls during opening hours.

• It is recommended to carry small bags or backpacks
• Access may be subject to security checks
• Bulky items may not be allowed inside the halls
• Always follow the instructions of the museum staff

Photography for personal use is allowed in many areas of the museum. The use of flash, tripods, drones, or professional equipment may be restricted or require prior authorization.

• Do not touch the pieces, showcases, or exhibition elements
• Maintain respectful behavior throughout the tour
• Do not eat or drink inside the exhibition halls
• Respect restricted areas and staff instructions
• Avoid excessive noise to not affect the experience of other visitors

The museum has spacious areas and adapted zones for visitors with reduced mobility. However, it is recommended to check accessibility conditions in advance if special assistance is needed during the visit.

They include entry to the museum, skip-the-line access at the ticket office, and a digital museum guide in English and Spanish.

No, the ticket does not include a live guide. The visit is self-guided and includes a digital guide to help you tour the museum.

The visit usually lasts between 2 and 3 hours if you want to see the main pieces. For a more complete tour, it is recommended to dedicate between 4 and 5 hours.

Yes, you can buy your tickets online from here. It is advisable to book in advance to better organize your visit and avoid queuing at the ticket office.

Yes. Children aged 3 to 11 and infants aged 0 to 2 can enter for free, although they need a ticket.

The museum is located at Av. Paseo de la Reforma and Calzada Gandhi s/n, within the Chapultepec Forest, in Mexico City.

You can see iconic pieces such as the Sun Stone, the colossal Olmec heads, the reconstruction of Pakal's tomb, and halls dedicated to cultures such as the Mexica, Maya, Olmec, and Teotihuacan.

The museum has spacious areas and adapted zones, although it is recommended to check in advance if special assistance is needed during the visit.

You can combine your visit with the Chapultepec Castle, a must-visit during your trip to Mexico City. The Chapultepec Castle is located very close to the museum and is considered one of the most important historical sites in the city. You can book your tickets to Chapultepec Castle from here.

Cancellation will be free as long as it is requested at least 24 hours in advance of the activity start time. Requests made outside this period will not be eligible for a refund.