Location: Alonso de Molina 1100, Monterrico, District of Santiago de Surco, Lima Province and Region

Distance from Lima Downtown: 16 kilometers - 35 minutes by private transportation

• 1 hour is usually needed to visit all rooms.
• Miguel Mujica Gallo was a rich Peruvian collector of antique gold and war artifacts. Some of these artifacts are real gems, made hundreds of years ago. All of his collection can be observed at the Museum.
• The Museum exhibits gold pieces from the Vicus, Chancay, Nasca, Chimu, and Inca Cultures. The Museum also exhibits worldwide weapons from mid-14th century to the late 1800s, as well as weapons used by early Peruvians.
• This is one of the most interesting museums in Lima and travelers who want to learn more about Peru's history and how early Peruvians manufactured their war and daily living artificats should visit this popular site.

Restrictions:

• Photos are not allowed.