Unless you speak Spanish or can at least read it well, it would be wise to arrange for a guide who can translate for you. That needs to be done in advance. We just dropped in and made the best of it. One website I...More

Unfortunately, no language but Spanish here but if you can read halfway decently, you might very well enjoy this museum. Three floors and nicely laid out. Cost is two dollars to enter and definitely worth a trip of an hour or two.

there are many good displays; the narrative is only in Spanish, but you get the drift even with a rudimentary grasp and is certainly worth it

When we went, the museum was still under construction so they allowed us in for free. All signs are in Spanish, so be prepared to practice your Spanish or to just view the exhibits without benefit of the information. The first floor has a photo...More

Wow, what a great place to visit. The archeological museum in La Paz is undergoing a renovation and it is free to get in to see the exhibits. Just amazing. The pictures from their revolution days and the various heros and characters was quite interesting....More

Sorry to report that beyond a good travelling exhibit of photos from the 1910 revolution, not much is here to fill three stories. Extensive and interesting dioramas go unremarked upon. An intriguing history of 20th Century politics in the area, as well as the mining...More

1 floor with no info at all. 2nd floor under construction. 3rd sign in Spanish only. Not worth 40 pesos. Go on Sunday when it's free.

The floor between prehistory and the ranching era was under construction, so no info on the arrival of the Spanish. Also no signage on the prehistory floor, though there was a very friendly docent. Took about an hour, enjoyed the visit, and will go back...More

It´s a n Mice small useum but has al ot of local information about ancesters, culture and traditions from first people in Baja California peninsula.

Only 2 rooms open and lots of construction going on. Not really worth visiting if you want a "full" Museo experience but I really enjoyed the photographs.