Would you like to see one of the most complete mammoth skeletons of the American continent? You can admire it for free at the Mammoth Museum at AIFA! This site is located less than two hours from Mexico City and can be reached by public transportation. Take note.
The Paleontological Museum of Santa Lucía Quinametzin was inaugurated in February 2022 and exhibits mainly paleontological remains that were found during excavations in the area.
It is divided into six rooms and a thematic garden, where you will discover more about the mammoths that inhabited America, the biological diversity that existed in the Valley of Mexico, the arrival of humans and even fossils.
You will even see life-size models and replicas of animals. The best part is that admission to the museum is free. Have you visited it yet?
How to get to the Mammoth Museum at AIFA by public transportation?
The first thing you need to know is that the Mammoth Museum in Santa Lucia is located on the Federal Highway Mexico Pachuca Santa Lucia, Military Air Base, Military Field 37 D, Zumpango de Ocampo, State of Mexico.
To get there by public transportation you can take the Metro to Ciudad Azteca station and take the Mexibús Line 1 to Ojo de Agua; from there you will continue your journey to the Mexibús Glorieta Militar station.
Once there you can walk to the museum (just keep in mind that it is a long way) or take one of the collective cabs that are on site. Don’t forget to bring an official ID, as you will be asked for it to enter the museum.