The entry is only 2Q for adults and 1Q for children. They charge tourists the same as locals. Sadly you can’t take a lot of pictures but you can take pictures of the trains. We found a worker who was kind enough to explain more of the history. Just come with someone local..we just had a hard time navigating traffic to get to the museum.

I loved the visit along with my father, because I could remember my grandfather telling me his father's (my great grandfather) stories when he used to work in the Guatemalan Raildroad Offices.

Our 3 year old son loves trains so visiting this museum was a must see for us while on our trip to Guatemala. We decided to visit on our way to the airport from Antigua. It was a little off of the beaten path for us but the museum was clean, well organized and had a lot to see. I was impressed with the number of locomotives and rolling stock on display. It appears they are in the process of restoring additional pieces. Even if you are not a train lover it is good to support museums like this that help to preserve history from a bygone era. Seeing the two large steam engines at the front of the museum was the highlight of the trip for my son!