Pre-Hispanic Mine of Taxco in Taxco, Mexico – Museum Information

General Information

Museum namePre-Hispanic Mine of Taxco
CategoryLocal history museum
LocationTaxco, Guerrero, Mexico
Address Cerro, De La Misión #32, 40230 Gro., Mexico (View on Google Maps)

The Pre-Hispanic Mine of Taxco is situated in Taxco, Guerrero, Mexico, an area known for its rich silver mining history. This museum features an intriguing collection that showcases the ancient mining techniques and natural resources of the region. Accessible for a fee of approximately 150 pesos, the guided tours last about an hour and include informative insights into the geological significance of the mines. Guests may also enjoy a complimentary beverage at the end of the tour.

Visitors to the museum can expect to see remnants of both silver and mercury mines, with reports of silver content around 65%. The guided tours highlight the historical context of mining in the area, and guests often share experiences of seeing the dazzling silver in its natural state. The atmosphere can be slightly stuffy due to group sizes, but the informative nature of the tour and the engaging guides make the visit worthwhile.

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    Accessibility

    • Wheelchair accessible restroom: Yes

    Amenities

    • Restaurant: Yes
    • Restroom: Yes

    Children

    • Good for kids: Yes

    Contact Information

    Phone+52 762 622 8286