Museo Arqueológico Antonini

The Antonini Museum displays archaeological artifacts across seven exhibition rooms, including ceramic vessels, textiles, and organic remains from the Nasca civilization.

The museum opened in 1999 and preserves findings from the Nasca Project 1982-2011, conducted by the Italian Center for Pre-Columbian Archaeological Studies and Research.

The exhibition reveals the daily practices, ceremonial rituals, and artistic expressions of the Nasca people through carefully documented archaeological contexts.

Entrance fees are 20 soles for adults and 7 soles for students, with guided tours available in multiple languages upon advance reservation.

The outdoor archaeological park spans 1600 square meters and features the Bisambra Aqueduct, alongside full-scale reconstructions of Nasca architectural structures.

Location: Ica Department

Official opening: July 7, 1999

Website: https://museoantonini.org

GPS coordinates: -14.82514,-74.93057

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:15