National Museum of Archaeology, Anthropology, and History of Peru, Archaeology, anthropology and history museum in Peru
The National Museum of Archaeology, Anthropology, and History of Peru is the largest and oldest museum in Peru, located in Lima.
Founded on April 2, 1822, it has been central to the national identity of Peru since its inception.
The museum houses extensive collections of pre-Columbian artifacts, ceramics, textiles, metals, organic materials, and human remains from ancient Peruvian cultures.
The museum is located in the Pueblo Libre District in Lima and is open for public visits with proper covid-19 safety measures.
Its 'Raimondi Stela' and 'Tello Obelisk' galleries are among the unique exhibits not found elsewhere.
Opening Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 08:45-16:00; Sunday 08:45-15:30
Phone: +5114635070;+5113215630
Email: mnaahp@mcultura.gob.pe
Website: mnaahp.cultura.pe
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