National Museum of Anthropology (Museo Nacional de Antropología) Tours and Tickets

Connecting in San Salvador? Make the most of your layover with a private 4- to 6-hour tour of the capital's best bits, either independently or with a private guide. Admire landmarks like the Metropolitan Cathedral and El Rosario church; tour the Museum of Anthropology David J. Guzman; or sip coffee overlooking the lively Salvador del Mundo square. Finish by browsing the city's handicrafts shops and markets for some last-minute souvenirs before heading back to the airport. This tour includes pick-up and drop-off at Monseñor Óscar Arnulfo Romero International Airport in San Salvador.

Learn what San Salvador, El Salvador's capital city, is all about on this half- or full-day tour. Discover the history of the country's civil war at El Zapote Barracks Museum. You'll also tour the famous Rosario Church and admire the historic architecture of the city center. You will also stop by El Boquerón National Park and see the city's National Museum of Anthropology. Your trip also includes a guide, entrance fees and round-trip hotel transport.

Learn the fascinating story of El Salvador's Monsignor Romero during this 2-day exploration of the city of San Salvador and Romero's legacy. This famous defender of human rights has won international acclaim for his outspoken criticisms of poverty and social injustice. During your trip, covering two days of excursions, you'll visit key monuments from Romero's life like the Chapel of Divine Providence, and the Monsignor Romero Historic Center at UCA University. You'll also see top San Salvor landmarks like the National Palace and the Metropolitan Cathedral. Your excursion covers entrance fees, a guide and round-trip hotel transport at the end of each day.

This walking tour of San Salvador is designed for travelers who want to explore the city's somber history and living culture to gain a deeper understanding of El Salvador. At Cuscatlan Park see a moving memorial to tens of thousands of victims lost during the country's recent civil war. Tour the city's museums and churches, including the minimlaist El Rosario church which is one of the most architecturally unique in Central America.

Step back in time on a 3-day, 2-night exploration of the ancient Mayan civilization's archaeological sites in El Salvador. Discover the UNESCO World Heritage-listed ruins at Joya de Ceren, the Mayan sites of San Andres and Tazumal and the country's National Museum of Anthropology. It's a great chance to learn about daily life and the magnificence buildings of this once-thriving empire. Your archaeological tour includes a guide, accommodations, entrance fees, daily breakfast and round-trip hotel transport.