Museo de América

The Museo de América is a national museum in Madrid's Ciudad Universitaria devoted to the archaeology, art and ethnography of the Americas. Founded in 1941, it opened in 1965 in a brick building with a tower by Luis Moya and Luis Martínez-Feduchi. Its collection includes the Madrid Codex, one of four surviving Maya books, and the gold of the Quimbaya Treasure.

When to go

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MonClosed

Tue09:30–15:00

Wed09:30–15:00

Thu09:30–15:00

Fri09:30–15:00

Sat09:30–15:00

Sun10:00–15:00

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