National Museum of Archaeology, Peru, Museum in Peru
The National Museum of Peru showcases the country's archaeological, historical, and cultural heritage.
Opened to the public in 2018, it stands as one of the newest additions to Peru's rich museum landscape.
Exhibits range from ancient artifacts of pre-Columbian civilizations to contemporary expressions of Peruvian culture.
Tourists can visit the museum in Lurín, a district located south of Lima.
It is considered the largest and most important museum dedicated to Peruvian archaeology.
Location: Lurín
Inception: 2018
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
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