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Ganot-Peschard Archaeology Museum: Discover History with Fun
This museum was founded by doctors Jaime Ganot Rodríguez and Alejandro Peschard Fernández, who are passionate about the archaeology of Durango. Thanks to their commitment, today we can admire one of the most important archaeological collections in northern Mexico, registered with the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH). The founders continue to give talks and share their knowledge with the community.
A Museum Made for Kids and Teens
The founders, doctors Jaime Ganot and Alejandro Peschard, ensured that the Ganot-Peschard Museum was a space designed to captivate young people, making it a must-visit for schools and families. From workshops for children where they create Day of the Dead altars and skulls to educational talks given by the founders themselves, the museum offers a fun and educational experience that inspires curiosity and pride in the history of Durango.
Dynamic Activities and Cultural Workshops
At the Ganot-Peschard Archaeology Museum, history isn’t just observed—it’s lived. Enjoy workshops like the “Summer Week,” where children participate in dance, painting, archaeological excavations, and more. Attend the conferences where the founders will tell you how they discovered the archaeological remains that bring the museum to life. If you’re looking for an exciting plan in downtown Durango, come and be part of this journey through time where culture comes to life.
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What are the museum's opening hours?
Open from Tuesday to Sunday from 9:30 am to 6:00 pm.
What is the cost of the ticket?
- General: $15 - Children: $10 - Students, teachers, seniors: $10 (upon presentation of ID)
Are guided tours available?
Yes, the Ganot Peschard Museum in Durango offers guided tours. These tours are usually available for groups and can be a great way to learn more about the exhibits and the history of the museum. If you would like more information please contact us.
Are temporary exhibitions organized?
No, the Museum's rooms are permanent exhibits.
Are photographs allowed in the museum?
Yes, you can take pictures, but you cannot use flash or tripod. Before taking any pictures, please ask for permission.
Do you have a souvenir store?
Yes, the Ganot Peschard Museum in Durango has a store where you can find souvenirs, crafts and other products related to the museum. It is a good place to take a souvenir of your visit.
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