National Museum
28-66, Carrera 7, Bogota, Colombia
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The National Museum was opened in July 1823. It is one of the oldest city museums in Colombia and the oldest in all of America.
The museum is located in the former prison building. The building was designed by Danish architect Thomas Reed.
Here is a rich collection of exhibits throughout pre-Hispanic Colombia and the Conquista era. For a detailed study of the history of the exhibits, several departments are equipped - ethnographic, natural history and others.
You can visit the museum throughout the week, even on Sunday. The entrance ticket price is about $3.