Hoteller i nærheden af Chapultepec Castle & Anthropology Museum
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Slå folkemængderne på denne tidlige morgentur på National Museum of Anthropology med en erfaren guide. Få historisk og kulturel indsigt, mens du ser på statsvogne, vægmalerier af episke kampe, et sværd, der blev brugt under revolutionen, og den berømte aztekiske sten af solen. Fortsæt dit besøg med at gå gennem Chapultepec Park og ankomme til Chapultepec Castle og oplev et af Mexico Citys mest besøgte steder. Vi går ind i slottet, der fungerede som det kejserlige palads og præsidentbolig indtil 1940, og lærer om landets koloniale og kejserlige historie.
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I løbet af 2,5 timer tager din guide dig med på en informativ rejse gennem udstillingerne og viser dig kun de mest imponerende steder. Forundre den aztekiske solsten og de udskårne olmekernes hoveder, afsløret dybt i junglen i Tabasco og Veracruz. Lær om de forskellige kulturelle regioner og indfødte grupper, der gav anledning til denne mangfoldige hovedstad.
Chapultepec-skoven er en bypark beliggende i Miguel Hidalgos borgmesterkontor i Mexico City. Det er den største af sin art på den vestlige halvkugle med et areal på 810 hektar.
I Chapultepec Park, den største bypark i verden. Klatre til toppen af Chapultepec Hill og nå Chapultepec Castle (Castillo de Chapultepec). Du vil være i stand til at udforske de 12 sale på slottet fra det 18. århundrede og nyde værelserne og udstillingerne. Under din 2-timers tur kan du lære om Chapultepecs oprindelse som et tilbagetog for aztekiske herskere, før det blev delvist ødelagt og genopbygget til kejser Maximilian af Habsburgs hjem. Det fungerede derefter som residens for Mexicos præsidenter, før det meste af slottet blev omdannet til National History Museum. Udstillingerne sporer landets historie, fra den præcolumbianske æra gennem spansk kolonialisme til Mexicos revolution og dets uafhængighed. Beundre Benito Juárez og kejser Maximilians statsvogne, og lær historierne bag historiske personers skulpturer og buster. Se sværdet ført af uafhængighedskæmperen José María Morelos, og se på vægmalerier af slag malet af berømte kunstnere.
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Vigtig information
- Der er adgang til offentlig transport i nærheden
- Velegnet til alle fitnessniveauer
- En moderat vandring er involveret (1,8 miles / 3 km)
- Det er ikke tilladt at komme ind med mad, drikkevarer eller rygsække. Kun en håndtaske er tilladt
Anmeldelser(1,418)
Don Jorge was an amazing tour guide! So knowledgeable. I learned a lot and would definitely be using Amigo tours again
Great tour. Be prepared for lots of walking and standing around while tickets are purchased and passed out. Very informative and great insights.
Good experience. Very informative and cool things to see.
Israel helped us understand history about México. Knowledgeable and fun !
This experience was great! Would definitely recommend. I did this trip solo, I felt safe throughout the tour. The group was small, but still a great way to meet people. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and very friendly. The price was great for two museums and a guide.
This experience was great! I would definitely recommend. Our guide was very knowledgeable and helpful. Great way to meet people. I did this tour solo, felt safe throughout the entire tour.
Due to traffic, we were a few minutes late, so the guide left us at the service desk without our tickets or information. I called several times. The service desk also called the number provided to confirm they have our ticket so we can tour the museum, but no one answered. We bought ticket for our self
Very informative and Educational. Jonathan was very helpful and detailed!! Extremely accommodating and supportive. Took time to explain. Highly recommended!!!
An absolute joke. Zero understanding and pure rudeness. We arrived during the grace period, but they refused to give us the guide's phone number to contact him and catch up with the group. On top of that, after contacting Amigo Tours via WhatsApp (where they took over 20 minutes to reply), we were told they would at least provide our museum tickets without the guided tour. In the end, they didn't even do that. Instead, we were told to wait outside for 30 minutes for the second part of the tour, which actually turned into a waiting time of over 3 hours. Once we finally made it to the second part, the guide was so monotonous that we just wanted to leave. At times, he clearly didn't know what to say and was straight-up reading the signs next to the artwork. Honestly, independent guides outside the venue were offering tours for the price of a single person's ticket with Amigo Tours. It is not worth it at all—keep your money. We were so outraged that we didn't even leave a tip, just a bad review.
You will not truly appreciate what you are viewing without some guidance. I didn't and I'm something of a Mexican history buff.
