Discover below the ranking of the best museums in Argentina, based on travellers' reviews.
Located on the Plaza de Mayo, the Cabildo of Buenos Aires is an iconic colonial structure and museum tracing the history of Argentina. Explore colonial-era artifacts, paintings, and documents detailing the May Revolution of 1810. The upper floor offers sweeping views of the plaza. It is essential for understanding the political history of Buenos Aires.
Located in the La Boca neighborhood, Usina del Arte is a cultural hub housed in a restored former power plant. It hosts a diverse schedule of tango, jazz, and classical concerts, contemporary art exhibits, and children's workshops. With its distinct architecture and interactive spaces, Usina del Arte is a primary destination to experience the arts in Buenos Aires.
Cities across the Americas are known for unique housing styles and vivid colors. The Caminito Museum highlights this distinct urban architecture. Inspired by homes in a historic port district, this Buenos Aires spot reveals the Italian roots of the Argentine capital. Visitors see life-sized replicas of the colorful buildings found in La Boca. This 100-meter street is widely considered the first open-air museum in the world.
Really nice to learn about the founding of the city and the country in this historic landmark. I highly recommend it for history lovers. And it is free! Before you go, definitely check the opening hou…
Really nice to learn about the founding of the city and the country in this historic landmark. I highly recommend it for history lovers. And it is free! Before you go, definitely check the opening hours.
This cultural and performance center was originally a power plant inaugurated in 1916. At the dawn of the 2000s, work began to rehabilitate it after its slow decay in the 90s. Different rooms will wel…
This cultural and performance center was originally a power plant inaugurated in 1916. At the dawn of the 2000s, work began to rehabilitate it after its slow decay in the 90s. Different rooms will welcome you, such as the symphonic hall or a screening room.
A museum street with houses in bright, varied colors, plus musicians and tango dancers performing right in the street. An experience that only Buenos Aires can offer you.
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