Lima Art Museum
The Lima Art Museum is very well known as MALI. During the year there are different amazing exhibitions. The last time we visited we found the Nazca Lines exposition which inspires us to visit them. Check our adventure there and what you need to know when traveling there with kids.
The exhibition of Nazca Lines included a Virtual Reality tour that cost around $2 where kids could fly around them. Then the museum is showing different pieces from Nazca Culture.
This museum was inaugurated in 1961 and is located in Paseo Colón 125, Parque de la Exposición. Kids up to 8 get in free. Adults pay $5 and foreigners $10. open from Tuesday to Sunday from 10 am to 7 pm. You can find more about the different expositions here.
The museum carries a collection of 1200 items from precolombian time until the middle of XX century. This museum is a place where you will learn about the different Peruvian Cultures. They don’t force kids to stay quiet. Also, the valuable pieces are well kept inside glasses cages and signs are written in English and Spanish.
On the museum second floor, there is an area for kids art activities, where volunteer help kids to create different projects.
The kids enjoy the open space the museum has and they don’t force you to stay quiet
Nasca Lines Exhibit
Virtual Reality Tour of Nazca Lines
Gold Exhibit
Ceramic exhibit
Kids Area
I hope you enjoy your visit!
Rocio
