MI Museo Indígena
| Paseo de la Reforma 707, Ex Hipódromo de Peralvillo, Ciudad de México |
5 oranları
8.40/10.00 |
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+52 55 5529 4699 |
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Noe Melero (28.10.2017 06:49)
Muy agradable el lugar
Muy agradable el lugar
Vanessa Solis (26.10.2017 15:57)
Museo pequeñito, pero muy importante de conservar. Varias veces lo han querido cerrar por falta de visitantes :( Puedes aprender mucho sobre los diferentes pueblos indígenas de nuestro país, su visión de la naturaleza, de la tierra y de las tradiciones que no deberiamos dejar perder. No te pierdas su noche de museos, es preciosa.
Museo pequeñito, pero muy importante de conservar. Varias veces lo han querido cerrar por falta de visitantes :( Puedes aprender mucho sobre los diferentes pueblos indígenas de nuestro país, su visión de la naturaleza, de la tierra y de las tradiciones que no deberiamos dejar perder. No te pierdas su noche de museos, es preciosa.
Yann Luna (06.09.2017 07:51)
San Bartolomé Atlatlahucan
San Bartolomé Atlatlahucan
Sair D. Pinilla (03.06.2017 16:55)
Love this place
Love this place
Cheryl K (09.03.2015 02:45)
Quite disappointing and it's sad that others think it's worthy. The fact that it took until 2012 for a museum about the indigenous Mexicans to open contradicts all the propaganda stated within. Add that it's a small museum with only 2 rooms and there is no cohesion of the items and info on display only worsens the situation. It's as though a few people were sitting around a table one day trying to come up with a reason to create yet another museum in this city and they said, "Hey! Ya know what we don't have? A museum about the indigenous!" There isn't even a map showing Mexico and where all the indigenous tribes are located. Sad. The room with 3 video screens is a waste because each is so close to the other that you can't hear what's being said. Better if the indigenous had opened a museum about themselves.
Quite disappointing and it's sad that others think it's worthy. The fact that it took until 2012 for a museum about the indigenous Mexicans to open contradicts all the propaganda stated within. Add that it's a small museum with only 2 rooms and there is no cohesion of the items and info on display only worsens the situation. It's as though a few people were sitting around a table one day trying to come up with a reason to create yet another museum in this city and they said, "Hey! Ya know what we don't have? A museum about the indigenous!" There isn't even a map showing Mexico and where all the indigenous tribes are located. Sad. The room with 3 video screens is a waste because each is so close to the other that you can't hear what's being said. Better if the indigenous had opened a museum about themselves.
