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The Museum of Memory and Human Rights
I recommend getting there right when they open at 10 AM. It was way less crowded, and I could take my time with the exhibits without feeling rushed
Check the museum's calendar ahead of time. Sometimes they have special events or talks that can really enrich your visit. I stumbled upon a great one by luck.
Don’t forget to visit the museum shop! They have some unique books and souvenirs related to human rights that I didn’t see anywhere else.
National Museum of Natural History
Don't miss the fantastic botanical garden outside! I stumbled upon it by chance and it was a peaceful escape from the busy museum... Perfect for a quick break
I recommend taking a pic of the map when you enter. It helped me navigate the museum much easier instead of wandering around aimlessly like I did at first!
If you're planning to spend hours here, bring some snacks. The museum can get tiring, and I regretted not having something to munch on during my visit.
Definitely check out the dinosaur exhibit – it’s really cool! I suggest you take your time there; it’s more impressive than I thought. I almost skipped it and would’ve regretted it
National Museum of Fine Arts
I think it’s totally worth taking your time in the contemporary art section; it really stands out. I kind of rushed it and regretted not exploring more!
Chilean Museum of Pre-Columbian Art
I suggest going on a Tuesday. It's usually less crowded and sometimes they have free entries or discounts so you might save some bucks!
National Historical Museum
My advice is to take your time in the first hall. I rushed through it thinking the next part would be better, but it turned out to be my fav section!
I recommend downloading an audio guide before you go. It really helped me understand the exhibits, plus it saved time because I didn't need to wait for a guided tour!