Museo del Templo Mayor (CDMX) — Aztec Sacred Precinct Museum + Archaeological Site Access (Ticketed Entry)

Museo del Templo Mayor is the official museum for the Templo Mayor excavations right next to the Zócalo — you visit the museum galleries and the adjoining archaeological zone as one combined stop. Visiting is ticketed and self-guided.

• Ticketed admission that includes both: Museo del Templo Mayor + the Templo Mayor archaeological site.

• Perfect for: history lovers, first-time CDMX visitors, families, archaeology fans.
• Free entry (official): children under 13, students/teachers, and senior citizens with valid ID.

• Enter, walk the museum galleries, then explore the outdoor archaeological remains (or vice versa).

• Tickets / price (official): $100 MXN (includes museum + archaeological site).
• Opening hours (official): Tue—Sun 09:00—17:00.
• Closed (official): Mondays.
• Video rule (official): filming with a video camera requires an additional fee.

• Time needed: 1.5—3 hours (museum + site).
• Sundays: free admission is commonly applied for Mexican visitors/residents with ID (check on-site notices for the exact rule on your date).

Templo Mayor museum + ruins in one hit — $100 MXN, open Tue—Sun 09:00—17:00, closed Mondays.