Mexico City Part II, Stones in the amazing Anthropological Museum

When visiting Anthropological Museum on Mexico City, I was stunned of all the stones collected there. But on the other hand I was a bit disappointed, that most of the text was only in Spanish. So I didn’t get all the fascinating history they could tell, but got it surprising well. It was over whelming. We agreed to meet in our meeting point after rough one and half hour, but by that time we hadn’t even taken half of the museum. So we gave us an additional hour and made running the rest of it. By that time we were already too hungry to do any more. It was a pity, that there was so much to see, but as you couldn’t get food in and there was no restaurant inside, you just were driven by your hunger. 🤷🏼‍♀️

It was a great place to start my adventure to the history of Mexico. Most of the original statues and constructions were in Anthropological Museum to assure they will stay in shape for the coming generations. of course they hadn't left the original places empty but reconstructed them there also. (And you can trust my word, they have stones, original stones, still also on those archeological sites. Yes, Mexico has stones. 😅 ) The constructions were huge, both inside the museum and on outside area -almost like in a jungle. And all in the middle of the city.

So I started naturally to think the business side of it... It was almost like using what I have learnt now in my studies about Service Design. I might even use that some day as a case in my studies... There would be so many ways to get the visitors more involved. 🤩 It could easily be 1-2 days amusement park, even with quite minor changes. You could so clearly see the difference compared to any amazing place for example in States. But as a summary: as long as they don’t have restaurant inside, eat well before. And as the ticket is only few euros, prepare to visit for two days and enjoy the other half day in the surrounding park (and street food you can find from there). 😋