Through a special partnership with Mexico’s National Institute of Anthropology and History, Google Earth brings the country’s unique culture alive to virtual visitors from across the globe. Via Google Earth, users are invited to learn more about Mexico, its history, heritage and tourism.

Valuable information is available for museums, as well as archaeological, historic and prehispanic sites. With a click, you get descriptions, opening times and addresses. Street View imagery, Street View models, videos and virtual tours make it feel like you are actually visiting these cultural landmarks.

As the result of an annual competition for college students, more SketchUp models are being added all the time. Entrants design their own highly detailed representations of historic buildings in Mexico. Street View imagery is also constantly being updated, bring more and more of Mexico to Google Earth.



The National Museum of Anthropology is soon to be included in the Google Art Project, which allows anyone with an internet connection to explore museums from around the world, view hundreds of artworks at incredible zoom levels and even create and share collection of masterpieces. With amazing capabilities like these, technology is making it easier than ever to experience the color and atmosphere of Mexico, without even leaving your own house.