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National Museum of Fine Arts
(Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes (MNBA))
Art Museum
Recoleta, Buenos Aires
"Mi museo favorito, entrada gratuita (free admission)"(5 Tips)
"En sí el museo es muy lindo (cute) y también su colección permanente!"(10 Tips)
"Great Gaugin painting!"(2 Tips)
"Beautiful painting of Impressionists. 2 great Sorolla works."(2 Tips)
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- Nuk ChoJanuary 6, 2015Highly recommended. Free entrance. Lots of European, especially French, painting collections. Goya, Rodin, and Argentine are also the must-see. There is an interesting temporary exhibition as well.
Juani PrietoSeptember 11, 2023It’s free, its very well placed to go, and good plan if you are free in the city.The bad side: there are guards in every room, they asked you to put the backpack in front of you, and many other rules
Sofia UzNovember 27, 2015Definitely check it out, 1-1.1/2 are more than enough. Some not very prominent works by impressionists and local artist of the same era. Do: check out the deck on the last floor
Rachel DuhonMay 2, 2012I was so incredibly impressed with this museum. The best part is it's free! Wow! I suggest you take hours to look around this museum because there's plenty to enjoy.
DilekAugust 19, 2018A well selected collection of European and Argentinian artists. European is not that interesting but don’t miss the local section. Free entrence
Sebastian HejnowskiMay 4, 2013Really good museum even if you arrive from art driven Europe. Gaugin, Caravaggio and good Latin American works. Definitely worth seeing.
TomfooleryFebruary 9, 2019It needs a facelift.. lots of walls need a paint job and a bit disorganised (public galleries can suffer without funding), but the art is incredible.
Donalea ScottSeptember 2, 2015The museum is free with a mix of art from past art periods by Latin American & European artists work.
Florian JunkApril 23, 2015The museum owns a lot of international classic artists. The contemporary exhibitions are nice as well.
NathanJune 30, 2019No longer free entrance (200 ARS), but the collection is fantastic. Mix of European and Argentine artists.
Viviane PretetMarch 3, 2015Great collection of European an Argentinean art. Oh and it's free of charge.
Tristan NicolasMarch 2, 2015My girlfriend made me go there and I ended up having a good time. But I am really no expert in this kind of places.
- Tanya VMarch 22, 2013Beautiful painting of Impressionists. 2 great Sorolla works. The part of Argentinian art is closed for renovation
Jorge Martin GiménezJanuary 19, 2018El MNBA posee una muestra permanente exquisita, completa y abarcable. Con exposiciones temporales muy atractivas. Muy valiosas las propuestas de cursos y conferencias de la Asoc. Amigos del MNBA.
Manuela Gargiulo BilbaoMarch 3, 2014Lo visite ayer! Con obras de Rembrandt, Goya, Gauguin, Monet y Van Gogh; este museo es una parada obligatoria en el recorrido cultural de Buenos Aires. Mencioné que la entrada es libre y gratuita?
Miguel LopesSeptember 14, 2014O museu é ótimo, tem muitos artistas e lindas obras, sua estrutura é interessente e no final do 2° andar tem uma lojinha muito interessante para levar uma lembrancinha!
Larissa BontempiAugust 12, 2014Como alguns ressaltaram aqui, acervo incrível!! Fora que fica numa das regiões mais belas da cidade, que oferece outras opções de passeios culturais como o Museu do Livro e a Biblioteca Nacional :)
Fábio AlvesJanuary 21, 2015Com dezenas de obras importantes, desde os famosos Rodin, Monet e Manet até a nossa brasileiríssima Tarsila do Amaral, é um dos principais museus da América Latina. Entrada Gratuita.
Carlos KumecMarch 10, 2017El museo quizas sea el mas prestigioso de Sudamerica pero independientemente vale resaltar a su Personal, sus Museologos, su contenido y como esta presentado... a mi gusto Brillante
GeografiyaaApril 19, 2016Шикарная коллекция. Около 40 залов и практически каждый из них, достоен твоего внимания. Рубенс, Тициан, Рембрандт. Джексона Полок и Марка Ротко. Очень вежливый персонал! Бесплатный вход.
Val SgvOctober 16, 2016Siempre vale la pena ir al museo. Tiene una colección importante de arte latinoamericano. El 2do piso (al menos cuando fui) tenía una muestra de arte abstracto bastante interesante.
Nathália BignonJanuary 9, 2019O lugar reúne um acervo invejável, que vai de Rodin a Monet, passando por Manet, Van Gogh até Paul Klee e Chagall, além de diversos artistas hispânicos, sem deixar a dever nenhum museu europeu.
Buenos Aires CiudadJune 9, 2015Tiene la mayor colección de arte argentino del país y un importante patrimonio de arte internacional. Se destacan obra de El Greco, Goya, Rodin, Rembrandt y Picasso. Más info: http://goo.gl/ZDO61y
Karla LibierJuly 24, 2019Fuimos en martes y la entrada fue gratuita. Si te gustan los museos de arte, entonces es una parada obligatoria en tu visita a Buenos Aires.
LucianoJanuary 31, 2020La cantidad de obras de arte de distinto tiempo que conviven en un solo lugar y las muestras itinerantes que le dan ese salto de calidad a uno de los lugares más confortables que tiene Recoleta.
Paola FernandesAugust 17, 2017Museu bacana, com bom acervo. Você acaba conhecendo a obra de vários nomes que hoje são ruas da cidade. Dá para aproveitar e passear na Recoleta ou conhecer o MALBA, a 1km. Terraço com vista linda!
+595 97*****32October 26, 2022Tiene una muy buena colección de arte europeo y argentino. El acceso es gratuito, recomiendo visitarlo con tiempo
Una visita obligada en Buenos Aires. Tiene un acervo de más de 12.000 obras. Entrada gratuita.
ElyDecember 7, 2014Gran colección que incluye obras de Degas, Rembrandt, entre otros. La entrada es gratis, y tiene mucho por recorrer... Muy buen paseo para los extranjeros al salir puedes recorrer los parques aledaños- LucianoJanuary 19, 2020Parada obligatoria si te gusta el arte. Gratuito para residentes en Argentina y $200 para no residentes en Argentina. Una diversa variedad de esculturas y pinturas.
Izabel AlmeidaDecember 10, 2014maravilhoso! acervo, estrutura, localização, tudo ótimo! entrada gratuita e uma bela chance de aprender muito sobre história da arte como um todo e da Argentina
Jonathan Nahuel CamperoMay 1, 2015La visita guiada de ARTE ARGENTINO, GAUCHOS, BATALLAS Y MALONES es súper recomendable. Es de martes a domingos a las 16hs. TOTALMENTE GRATIS!
Un lugar para visitar seguido y ver las exposiciones temporarias. Es completamente gratis. Sigue en remodelación y abriendo más espacios
Christian InglizeMay 25, 2018Un maravilloso Museo para recorrer, con una gran y valiosa coleccion de grandes pintores Nacionales e Internacionales. Entrada libre y gratuita
Rodrigo U.March 8, 2016Vale a pena dar uma passadinha quando estiver andando pelo Bairro da Recoleta, entrada gratuita com um acervo cultural belissimo.
Graciela SmithMarch 8, 2017Excelente colección patrimonial, atención al Gauguin y el Van Gogh en la sala impresionista. Exposición temporal de Xul Solar
Julliana MonteiroNovember 6, 2017Fui em uma quinta-feira e era o do da entrada gratuita. Museu muito bom, mas peca por não ter explicações + detalhadas das obras e por não ter explicações bilíngues, apenas em espanhol.
Anna MalyginaMarch 16, 2017Даже если вы на денёк в Буэнос-Айресе, обязательно надо сходить в этот музей! Неожиданно потрясающая коллекция
Oso BichaJuly 20, 2018La entrada es gratis. Excelente puesta de las obras. Las paredes de colores resaltan adecuadamente las obras. Imperdible museo de Buenos Aires
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National Museum of Fine Arts
Av. del Libertador 1473 (e/ Av. Pueyrredón y Austria)
C1425AAA Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires C.F.
Argentina
C1425AAA Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires C.F.
Argentina
Welcome to the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, emblem of the national museums’ system of the National Ministry of Culture. Among its more than 12,000 pieces, two collections stand out: the collection of nineteenth-century European art and the collection of Argentine art.
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- Tue–Fri
- 11:30 AM–7:30 PM
- Sat–Sun
- 9:30 AM–7:30 PM
+54 11 5288-9900
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