MUSEUMS

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Bernardino Rivadavia Natural Sciences Museum, All Areas The Bernardino Rivadavia Natural Sciences Museum is the most important of its kind in Buenos Aires, focusing specially zoologyl, botanic, and geology. In 1812 Bernardino Rivadavia – at the time an important government minister, and later the first president of Argentina – called for the provinces to collect materials to create a natural history museum. The museum is divided in the Aquarium, the Paleontology, the Sounds of nature, the Present day mammals and the Museum History. The Bernardino Rivadavia Natural Sciences Museum is the most important of its kind in Buenos Aires, focusing specially zoologyl, botanic, and geology. In ... [ + more ]

Buenos Aires Museum of Modern Art, All Areas The Buenos Aires Museum of Modern Art is also known as MAMBA. This museum features more than 7,000 cutting edge and innovative twentieth and twenty works of art. After its renovation work, the museum opened in 2010, now showcasing from argentine to international artists. The Buenos Aires Museum of Modern Art is also known as MAMBA. This museum features more than 7,000 cutting edge and innovative twentieth and ... [ + more ]

Hotel de Inmigrantes, All Areas for free The former Hotel de Inmigrantes is now turned in to the Museo de la Inmigración. This museum was established to order to receive, serve, receive and distribute the thousands of immigrants who, at that time, were arriving to Argentina from all over the world, mainly in Europe . Here you can see old photographs, films and artifacts tell the stories of the European immigrants who arrived in Buenos Aires in the late 1880s. The former Hotel de Inmigrantes is now turned in to the Museo de la Inmigración. This museum was established to order to receive, ... [ + more ]

Museo de Arte Espaí±ol Enrique Larreta, All Areas Located in the home of writer Enrique Larreta (1873-1961), the Museum of Spanish Art Enrique Larreta has a great collection of Spanish art in Argentina. Here you can see tapestry of Flanders 17th century, furniture from 15th to 18th centuries, carved wood sculptures and paintings of Basque, Catalan and Flemish schools and many more. Don't miss the Andalusian garden. Located in the home of writer Enrique Larreta (1873-1961), the Museum of Spanish Art Enrique Larreta has a great collection of Spanish art in Argentina. ... [ + more ]

Museo de Arte Hispanoamericano Isaac Fernández Blanco, All Areas The Hispano-American Art Museum Isaac Fernández Blanco is housed in the Palacio Noel. Here you can take a glimpse picture of South American cultural roots. You can see a collection of string instruments, objects of Spanish American culture like silverware, religious icons, paintings, furniture, books, and documents. The Hispano-American Art Museum Isaac Fernández Blanco is housed in the Palacio Noel. Here you can take a glimpse picture of South American cultural ... [ + more ]

Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires, All Areas The Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires (MALBA) or Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires is focused in educate the public and arouse their interest in Latin American creators, contributing to the knowledge of the cultural productions of Latin America by promoting the recognition of cultural and artistic diversity of this region. You can count with marterpieces of artists like Argentines Xul Solar and Antonio Berni, plus some pieces by Mexicans Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo. The Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires (MALBA) or Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires is focused in educate the public ... [ + more ]

Museo de Bellas Artes de la Boca Benito Quinquela Martín, All Areas for free Argentinos Museum Artists "Quinquela" is located in the neighborhood of La Boca, in Buenos Aires. This museum exhibits a signifcant collection of the history of Argentine art from the nineteenth century until nowadays. Don't miss the unique collection of figureheads in Latin America. Argentinos Museum Artists "Quinquela" is located in the neighborhood of La Boca, in Buenos Aires. This museum exhibits a signifcant collection of the history ... [ + more ]

Museo de la Iglesia Parroquial San Pedro González Telmo, All Areas In a church of over 200 years built by the Jesuits, the Parish Church Museum San Pedro González Telmo. In this museum are images, sculptures and valuable documents belonging to three centuries of history are exposed. Take a look at the Christ of the Agony. In a church of over 200 years built by the Jesuits, the Parish Church Museum San Pedro González Telmo. In this museum are images, ... [ + more ]

Museo del Cine Pablo C. Ducrós Hicken, All Areas The Cinema museum Pablo C. Ducrós Hicken is dedicated to Argentine cinema and first of its kind in Latin America. Its aim is to research, preserve and disseminate the national film heritage from its origins. Here you can find records of sound image, photographic background, photographic background, books and documents relating to the Argentine cinema, posters, sceneries, wardrobe and film collections news. The Cinema museum Pablo C. Ducrós Hicken is dedicated to Argentine cinema and first of its kind in Latin America. Its aim is to ... [ + more ]

Museo Etnográfico Juan B. Ambrosetti, All Areas for free The Ethnographic Museum is focused researching, disseminating and preserving the historical and anthropological heritage mostly from northwestern Argentina and Patagonia. Established in 1904, this museum also features objects include the indigenous societies of North America, African carvings, a major set pieces and some eastern Oceania. In the next room, crossing the wide atrium, the Library keeps valuable information regarding these topics. It is open from Tuesday to Friday afternoon. A must see is the Andean pre-Columbian ceramics and fabrics. The Ethnographic Museum is focused researching, disseminating and preserving the historical and anthropological heritage mostly from northwestern Argentina and Patagonia. Established in 1904, this ... [ + more ]

Museo Evita, All Areas Museo Evita, Buenos Aires exhibits the life and message of a remarkable woman in Argentinian history - Eva Duarte de Peron, known universally as Evita. She was the wife of populist president Juan Domingo Per�n. Museo Evita, Buenos Aires convey as many facts about Evita's life and works as possible. Museo Evita, Buenos Aires exhibits the life and message of a remarkable woman in Argentinian history - Eva Duarte de Peron, known universally as Evita. ... [ + more ]

Museo Metropolitano, All Areas This enormous mansion of French academic style is now open to the public and the life of art: the Metropolitan Museum. Placed in the Anchorena Palace, the Metropolitan Museum of Buenos Aires is nowadays housing exhibitions of painting and photography. Take a coffee outside in the terrace. This enormous mansion of French academic style is now open to the public and the life of art: the Metropolitan Museum. Placed in the ... [ + more ]

Museo Mitre, All Areas [ + more ]

Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, All Areas for free Opened in 1896, the National Museum of Fine Arts collects 10 thousand works of the greatest international artists. Don't miss the sculptures by Auguste Rodin, paintings by Degas, Monet landscapes and Cubism of Picasso,and many others. Opened in 1896, the National Museum of Fine Arts collects 10 thousand works of the greatest international artists. Don't miss the sculptures ... [ + more ]

Museo Nacional de Historia , All Areas Located in the Barrio de San Telmo, the National Museum of History aim is to disseminate Argentine history and displays objects related to the May Revolution and War of Independence of the country. Located in the Barrio de San Telmo, the National Museum of History aim is to disseminate Argentine history and displays objects related to the May ... [ + more ]

Palais de Glace, All Areas [ + more ]

Planetario Galileo Galilei, All Areas [ + more ]

Sarmiento historic museum, All Areas The Sarmiento House was the statesman's former residence , from 1855 until his death in 1888. On the 50th anniversary of the death of Domingo F. Sarmiento, in 1888, it started to function as a museum. The museum houses a collection centered on life of this national hero,a journalist and a President. The Sarmiento House was the statesman's former residence , from 1855 until his death in 1888. On the 50th anniversary of the death ... [ + more ]