Museo Nacional de Antropología
Location: Mexico City, Mexico
Organization Type: Public National Museum
Beneficiary of: The Two-Front War
Mission and Purpose
To research, preserve and exhibit the archaeological and ethnographic heritage of Mexico; to foster an understanding of Mexico’s diverse cultural history from its pre-Hispanic roots to the present day. The museum is a central part of Mexico’s National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH). Languages: Spanish and English.
Impact and Programming
Over 2 million visitors annually; considered the most visited museum in Mexico. UNESCO recognizes it as a primary repository of Mexican heritage; central to national identity and education. Won the 'Aga Khan Award for Architecture' (for its courtyard design) and continues to lead in Mesoamerican research. Exhibitions – 22 permanent halls showcasing artifacts from the Mexica (Aztec), Maya, Olmec and other Mesoamerican civilizations.
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