Luggage storageMuseo Nacional de Antropologíac

Luggage storage and bag rules at the Museo Nacional de Antropología

Lugging bags through Mexico City's grandest museum district is a hassle nobody needs, so sorting out storage before you arrive makes the day far lighter.

The Museo Nacional de Antropología sits a short walk from Auditorio metro station, where the 5-peso ride drops you about five minutes from the entrance. The surrounding Polanco neighbourhood has no luggage storage of its own, though it's well connected by Line 7. The museum is located in the Colonia Chapultepec Polanco neighbourhood within the Miguel Hidalgo borough of Mexico City. The museum offers a locker service outside the building in the main esplanade basement for a fee of US$15.00 MXN. The Museo Nacional de Antropología is open from 9:00 to 18:00, Tuesday through Sunday. A typical visit to the museum lasts at least one and a half hours. The Museo Nacional de Antropología is a major cultural institution in Mexico City that preserves, researches, and exhibits extensive archaeological and ethnographic collections of Mexico's indigenous cultures. The standard adult ticket price for the Museo Nacional de Antropología is US$210.00 MXN. With Stasher, you can store bags from US$1.49 per bag per day at 10+ locations near Museo Nacional de Antropologíac.

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Getting to the museum with luggage

The Metro fare is just 5 pesos, and it takes approximately 5 to 6 minutes to walk from the Auditorio station to the museum, so it is an easy way to arrive with your bags.

Nearby sights and neighbourhoods

Polanco is an affluent neighbourhood in Mexico City best known for its luxury shopping along Avenida Presidente Masaryk, upscale restaurants, high-end hotels, and prominent cultural institutions, and it is served by the Polanco and Auditorio stations of the Mexico City Metro (Line 7). However, Polanco itself has no official luggage storage or cloakroom facility, so the museum's lockers or Stasher's nearby locations are your main options.

If you're planning a Sunday visit, note that general admission is US$210.00 MXN but entrance is free for all national visitors and foreign residents on Sundays. A 50% discount to US$105.00 MXN applies for Mexican nationals and foreign residents in Mexico with valid documentation, and entry is free for children under 13, people with disabilities, students and teachers with valid ID, and adults over 60 with INAPAM credentials.

Castillo de Chapultepec is known for housing the Museo Nacional de Historia, which features a vast collection of historical artefacts, paintings, and documents, and for being the only royal castle in North America, having served as a residence for viceroys, Emperor Maximilian, and various Mexican presidents.