Museo Inka
| Ataud, Cusco |
5 priser
10.00/10.00 |
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+51 84 237380 |
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Joshua Fittro (05.10.2017 00:10)
This place is awesome! They have lots of great artifacts, relics, mummies as well as models of Inkan ruins like Machu Pichu. Definitely worth the visit, I found it more interesting than the more highlt touted Museo de Arte Precolombino. Only thing is some of exhibits don't have english translations, although it does not detract from the awesomeness of what is presented there.
This place is awesome! They have lots of great artifacts, relics, mummies as well as models of Inkan ruins like Machu Pichu. Definitely worth the visit, I found it more interesting than the more highlt touted Museo de Arte Precolombino. Only thing is some of exhibits don't have english translations, although it does not detract from the awesomeness of what is presented there.
Noam Guttman (08.09.2017 02:59)
The museum I enjoyed the most in Cusco, with interesting displays and photos. 10 Soles admission, definitely worth it.
The museum I enjoyed the most in Cusco, with interesting displays and photos. 10 Soles admission, definitely worth it.
J Cas (18.08.2017 16:14)
Great history of peru telling more then just the incas. Cheap entrance fee of 10sol so I would definitely recommend doing
Great history of peru telling more then just the incas. Cheap entrance fee of 10sol so I would definitely recommend doing
Daniel Unekis (15.08.2017 22:01)
A startlingly thorough and impressive collection of all things Peru and Inka/pre-Inka culture including artifacts, writings, recreations, and more. No pictures allowed which is a bummer, but this was the best museum we went to.
A startlingly thorough and impressive collection of all things Peru and Inka/pre-Inka culture including artifacts, writings, recreations, and more. No pictures allowed which is a bummer, but this was the best museum we went to.
Maria Vahuri (06.08.2017 02:42)
This museum has the biggest pottery collection I've seen. It also has a nice breakdown how different groups of people lived in different areas. Lot of jewellery and clothing samples as well and how those clothes were made, you can also see two ladies in the yard making them. Plus mummies and skulls
This museum has the biggest pottery collection I've seen. It also has a nice breakdown how different groups of people lived in different areas. Lot of jewellery and clothing samples as well and how those clothes were made, you can also see two ladies in the yard making them. Plus mummies and skulls
