Museo de Ciencias Naturales y Antropológicas Juan Cornelio Moyano

Natural history museum · Mendoza

Museo de Ciencias Naturales y Antropológicas Juan Cornelio Moyano

Natural history museum · Mendoza

Av. las Tipas, M5500 Mendoza, Argentina

Highlights

This charming Bauhaus-style museum nestled in San Martin Park offers engaging natural and anthropological exhibits for all ages, and best of all, it's free!

Av. las Tipas, M5500 Mendoza, Argentina Get directions

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"Natural Science and Anthropology Museum The Juan Cornelio Moyano museum of natural sciences and anthropology is one of the oldest and most prestigious museums of its kind in Argentina. Built in 1911 and named after Mendoza’s first constitutional governor, the museum has 80,000 specimens of mineralogy, paleontology, anthropology, ethnology, archaeology, and zoology. There are 500,000-year-old fossils and anthropological artifacts from the Inca and Huarpe cultures. Prado Español and Av. Las Tipas, "Extremo Sur del Lago" in General San Martin Park, Mendoza ; +54 261 428 7666"

General San Martín Park

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David Somerville

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This is a natural history museum well worth the visit, particularly for children. And it's free! It is centrally located in the city at the south end of the lake in the lovely Parque San Martin.

Sam Moore

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Although small, the Science and Natural History Museum is a great way to while away a couple hours after a long walk around the park.

Kiersten F

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A small bauhaus-style museum in the San Martin park. Exhibits are all in Spanish, but there was a small brochure provided at the entrance in English. Some exhibits labels are faded and can no longer be read. Some interesting exhibits on display, including reproduced dinosaur bones, fossils, and taxidermy animals. Admission was free. We saw all the exhibits in approximately one hour. Very few people on a weekday afternoon.

Richard Parker

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Small but informative museum on three floors. Friendly staff. Entrance is free, definitely worth every peso.

Petr Vasicek

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The museum is free, so although it is quite sparse with things to see, it is worth visiting when you're walking around the lake. It has a section on dinosaurs and some bones of Mendozasaurus on display, which I didn't know existed.

Hassan Alhalabi

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Free entrance and very interesting content

Sercan Taşdemir

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Very good and free. You can see prehistoric animals stone examples and informations about universe.

Daniel Correa

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It is a small and beautiful museum where there are many interesting objects and historical things.

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General San Martín Park

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David Somerville

Google

This is a natural history museum well worth the visit, particularly for children. And it's free! It is centrally located in the city at the south end of the lake in the lovely Parque San Martin.

Sam Moore

Google

Although small, the Science and Natural History Museum is a great way to while away a couple hours after a long walk around the park.

Kiersten F

Google

Richard Parker

Google

Small but informative museum on three floors. Friendly staff. Entrance is free, definitely worth every peso.

Petr Vasicek

Google

Hassan Alhalabi

Google

Free entrance and very interesting content

Sercan Taşdemir

Google

Very good and free. You can see prehistoric animals stone examples and informations about universe.

Daniel Correa

Google

It is a small and beautiful museum where there are many interesting objects and historical things.