Casa-Museo Marí Reiche, Ica Region, Peru
4.0 (198 reviews) Spent Ranking #8 in Nazca Speciality Museums
Museum provides more information on the Nasca Lines
Get a hearty dose of Peru’s history and archaeology at this excellent museum that houses textiles, ceramics, mummies and artwork. The museum was named for the woman famous for studying the mysterious Nasca Lines of Peru.
Address
Caserío la Pascana, Carretera Panamericana Sur Km 420 San Pablo, Nazca, Peru.
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http://www.deperu.com/cultural/museos/casa-museo-maria-reiche-4299
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4.0 based on (198 reviews)
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4Tommie Sue M 5:00 PM Feb 13, 2018
The Woman who put the Nasca Lines on the Map--literally.
Maria Reiche was a German scientist who immigrated to Peru and spent the rest of her life--for a long time with the help of her sister--identifying and mapping the Nasca Lines. Her museum tells the story of her life, her work, and includes her room and the small cemetery where she and her sister are buried.
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4Chinapjs 5:00 PM Sep 11, 2016
Excellent museum deciated to the foremost expert on the lines
We met Ms. Reiche a number of years ago when we first went to Nazca. An impressive person. Museum tells her story and the story (or a story) of the lines.
