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El Museo de Arte Precolombino – MAP Cusco es una experiencia única que permite al visitante viajar tres mil años al pasado y encontrarse con el mítico espíritu creativo de las mujeres y hombres que dieron origen al Imperio de los Incas.
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Las 400 piezas que se exhiben en el MAP Cusco forman parte...
- El Centro
El personaje de pie que sostiene bastones, ubicado en un...
- Sala Antes De Los Incas
Durante el siglo XV, los Incas se consolidaron como el...
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The Museum of Pre-Columbian Art – MAP Cusco is a unique experience that transports the visitor 3000 years to the past to learn about the mythical creative spirit of the women and men who gave rise to the Inca Empire.
El Museo de Arte Precolombino Cusco. El MAP Cusco nació como una iniciativa de la Fundación BBVA Perú y del Museo Larco de Lima para albergar y exhibir objetos creados por los antiguos peruanos desde hace más de tres mil años hasta el Siglo XVI.
The museum is situated on Plazoleta de las Nazarenas in Cusco's San Blas district, and has on permanent display exhibitions of some 450 individual representative artifacts that are drawn from the wider collection of its parent museum, the Larco Museum in the Peruvian capital Lima.
The Pre-Columbian Art Museum is located on Plazoleta de las Nazarenas in the San Blas district of Cusco. The museum has a permanent exhibition of around 450 individual artifacts, which are representative of the wider collection of its parent museum, the Larco Museum in Lima.
Revived and refurbished in its 2000 square meters by the BBVA Foundation, the Casa Cabrera became the Museum of Pre-Columbian Art of Cusco, the first and only Peruvian museum dedicated to highlighting the art of the ancient cultures of the country.
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The Museum of Pre-Columbian Art - MAP Cusco is an experience that allows you to discover the mystical art of ancient Peru. It houses and exhibits admirable objects for its history and aesthetics, created by women and men of the Andes, more than three thousand years ago until the sixteenth century, in the territory where Peru is located nowadays.
