Museums & galleries in Buenos Aires

The Eva Perón memorial museum in a Palermo mansion (opened in 2002). Personal belongings, wardrobe, photos, documents about her role in Argentina’s social, political, and cultural life.

A treasure trove of European and Argentine art in the luxurious Errazuriz Palace (1911–1916, French neoclassicism). Collections of furniture, sculpture, porcelain, and painting. An immersion into aristocratic life of the early 20th century.

A historical museum inside the «Pink House» (presidential residence) on Plaza de Mayo in Buenos Aires. The history of the building, the lives of presidents, and the country’s political development: interactive exhibits, personal belongings, documents.

Buenos Aires' leading venue for key works of the region from surrealism to the avant-garde: masterpieces by Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, and Tarsila do Amaral. A vibrant cultural programme: temporary exhibitions, independent film, literary discussions. A lively cultural hub in Argentina's capital.

A leading art museum featuring the largest collection of Argentine art and masterpieces of European masters (Impressionists, Goya, Rembrandt). A deep immersion into art history.

A unique archaeological complex in the San Telmo district (Buenos Aires). A system of underground tunnels, old buildings, and a dry stream bed from the 18th–19th centuries, discovered by Jorge Eckstein. Tunnel tours into the city's history.

An interactive museum next to the Monumental Stadium (founded in 2009). The history of one of Argentina's most successful clubs: trophies, historic kits, multimedia shows, stadium tours (dressing rooms, presidential box).

A luxurious Beaux-Arts mansion (early 20th century), headquarters of the Military Circle. Tours of magnificent interiors: state rooms, mirror room, library. The life of the Argentine aristocracy of that era.

A museum in San Telmo district dedicated to Argentina's history: the May Revolution and the War of Independence. Personal belongings of José de San Martín, paintings, artefacts. The country's path to sovereignty.