National Museum of Anthropology

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Attractions near to National Museum of Anthropology

Zócalo The most important square in the city used as a meeting and gathering point and surrounded by some great sights.	Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral This enormous cathedral boasts sixteen chapels and can rival Europe's greatest churches. A stunning sight worth the visit.
Diego Rivera Mural Museum The breath-taking murals of the Mexican artist are housed here, along with some of his most popular works. Well worth the visit.	Frida Kahlo Museum The home of the world-famous artist Frida Kahlo. Converted into a museum on both her life and her work. Do not miss this jewel!
Templo Mayor The main Aztec temple used to stand here. Nowadays, there are awe-inspiring ruins and a delightful museum – do not miss!	Chapultepec Park What used to be a refuge for Aztec rulers is still the largest park in Mexico City nowadays. Lush nature, refreshing lake and plenty of sights.
Museum of Modern Art The name says it all. There are permanent exhibitions of prominent Mexican artists in addition to temporary ones from all around the world.	Torre Mayor The tallest building in Mexico City. Said to be one of the best earthquake-protected buildings on Earth.
Palace of Fine Arts The Art Deco palace is the most important arts venue in all of Mexico. Art, music, dance and theatre, all in one amazing building.	National Palace The stunning palace is home to Mexico's executive. Its history dates back to the times of the Aztecs. An amazing sight with murals by Diego Rivera.

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