From Tuesday October 6 2009 to Sunday January 24 2010

A unique antique city.

Made up of 350 to 450 exceptional artefacts all connected to the mystical culture of Teotihuacan the age-old Mexican city that has recently been the subject of much research.

This selection of works made up of 70% Mexican artefacts and 30% that belong to European institutions helps visitors understanding the significance of this ancient city in Meso-American culture in terms of history anthropology and mythology. The exhibition is unique and will present items that for the most part have never been displayed in Europe.

RER C: Alma-Marceau


Curator: Felipe Solis director of the National Anthropology Museum in Mexico

Opening Hours / Rates

From Tuesday 6 October 2009 to Sunday 24 January 2010 :
- Tuesday Wednesday and Sunday from 11:00 to 19:00
- From Thursday to Saturday from 11:00 to 21:00

Admission prices :
- Full price : 7 €
- Reduced price : 5 €

Address

Musée du Quai-Branly
37 quai Branly
75007 PARIS
01 56 61 71 72