Today we would like to recommend this beautiful exhibition at the Caixa Forum in Madrid, which will be open until 13th November. You will have plenty of time to visit it, so try not to miss it!
Teotihucán was, from 100 B.C. to 650 A.C., the first and most influential metropolis in pre-Colombian Mesoamerica, with a population that reached 160,000. For centuries, it was a political, economic and religious center of the first order. When the Aztecs discovered the city in ruins a thousand years later, in the 14th century, they gave it the name Teotihuacán, which means ‘where the gods are born’, and located their creation myth here.
This major archaeological site is 50 kilometers north of what is now Mexico City and is the most visited historic monument in the country. The incredible wealth of this site, which has yet to be completely discovered, is good evidence of what Teotihuacán was like.
Visitors to this exhibition will be able to see over 400 pieces of art and artifacts that reflect the everyday life and religion of this enigmatic civilization. Monumental architectural elements, vessels and filigree figures, masks, statues of divinities and zoomorphic representations, as well as examples of murals with traces of their original polychrome.
Where is the CaixaForum?: Paseo del Prado, 36
Bus lines: 6, 10, 14, 26, 27, 32, 34, 37, 45
Metro stop: Atocha line n. 1
Opening time: Mo. to Su., 10:00 to 20:00
Price: free entry
Click on this link to see some pictures, you will be surprised!
Source: www.esmadrid.com














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