The Museo Nacional de Antropología is Mexico's largest museum housing around 600,000 artifacts spanning pre-Columbian civilizations including the Aztec and Maya, welcoming approximately 2 million visitors annually across 23 permanent exhibition rooms and nearly 8 hectares of land. Visitors encounter iconic pieces such as the massive Aztec Sun Stone, the Jade Mask of the Zapotec Bat God, and a recreation of Pakal's Tomb, along with modernist architecture featuring the distinctive El Paraguas water structure in the central courtyard.
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