Beat the crowds on this early-morning tour of the National Museum of Anthropology with an experienced guide. Gain historical and cultural insights as you gaze at state carriages, murals of epic battles, a sword wielded during the revolution, and the famous Aztec Stone of the Sun.
Continue your visit walking through Chapultepec Park and arrive at Chapultepec Castle and experience one of Mexico City’s most visited sites. We will enter the castle, which served as the Imperial Palace and Presidential Residence until 1940, and learn about the country's colonial and imperial history.
Posted By : kentn295
The tour guide did not allow us enough time to thoroughly see the anthropology museum. He was very knowledgeable but spent to much time on reading the stones.
At the Chapultepec castle, he did not even show us the second floor.
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Posted On : 2024-05-14 13:36:43 
Posted By : Pamela_L
Antonio was an excellent tour guide. He was extremely knowledgeable and moved at a great pace. He was able to answer all of our questions and we thoroughly enjoyed his tour. We highly recommend him.
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Posted On : 2024-05-10 15:35:07 
Posted By : Solange Rocio M
I would like to have been contacted by WhatsApp to have more information, however the tour was very complete although fast because there is a lot to see, it would be good to have extra time to visit a room that wants to stop a little, Don Antonio tried to cover All topics are presented in a pleasant way.
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Posted On : 2024-05-03 21:07:15
Posted By : Maria_A
Terrible service. The tickets were not honored by either place. You also over charged, My husband and I got in free to the castle since we are over 60 and the museum only charged us $11.00 for both. I never found our tour guide.
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Posted On : 2024-05-01 14:27:37
Posted By : Mary_T
Both sites are a must see, but the tour guide Emanuel spent far too much time on the history. Due to this you hardly see any of the museum. He spent at least 90 minutes on the history of Mexico in two paintings. Didn’t see much if anything else and huge parts of the museum were missed. We did the castle on our own so that we could see it all.
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Posted On : 2024-04-29 18:08:48
Posted By : Jacqueline_S
My tour guide was very knowledgeable and easy to understand. Everything exceeded my expectations. The museum of anthropology was wonderful. I feel like I’ve only barely scratched the surface of Mexican culture.
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Posted On : 2024-04-28 15:49:09
Posted By : PATRICIA_B
This was a fascinating set of tours and it helped that they were close together. It was also very helpful that guide had a microphone and they provided headsets so it was easy to hear and understand everything.
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Posted On : 2024-04-26 20:16:45
Posted By : Ralph_G
Manuel was an absolutely remarkable tour guide who willingly shared his knowledge and love of the history and culture of Mexico. The National Museum of Anthropology is a true gift of MesoAmerican artifacts to be treasured by all who are fortunate to visit. The Chapultepec Castle murals were a wonderful way to better understand the history of Mexico. Can’t think of a better way to see and experience Mexico and Mexico City. Surpassed all of our group’s expectations. Thank you Manuel! Ralph and Dora Gonzales along with Dan and Vicky Mangarin
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Posted On : 2024-04-26 18:22:46
Posted By : Nick_C
A really informative time of two fascinating sites of Mexico! Alberto was our guide and did a fantastic job being informative, engaging, and funny. I would absolutely recommend this tour to anyone!
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Posted On : 2024-04-26 11:12:48
Posted By : Jason_S
Leonardo, Leonardo, Leonardo!!! You need to get Leonardo as your guide! Leonardo, from the outset, greeted us well. He explained the history of Mexico as if he lived it. His expert guidance through the various rooms of the Anthropology Museum made us feel as if we were there ourselves. He answered all questions as they popped up and gave detailed explanations when prodded. When we entered the Aztec room, he spoke with such passion it was as if he were recalling living there all those years ago. Once we wrapped up the museum, we took a break then walked over to the Castle. Along the walk to the castle, he explained how the area got its name (following up from the previous tour). Once we arrived at the castle, he took us through the major rooms and, from the view of the castle, related where some of the ancient Aztec sites were. Thanks to him, we now know how Paseo de la Reforma got its name as well as the cultural significance of Guadalupe. I'd recommend everyone start their tour here, and if you're lucky, you'll get Leonardo and his awesome food recommendations and other sites to check out.
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Posted On : 2024-04-25 20:16:31
