Museum of Modern Art - Buenos Aires

Name: Museum of Modern Art
Address: 350, Buenos Aires, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, C1147, AR
Rating: 4.5

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Overview

The Museum of Modern Art in Buenos Aires is a premier destination for fans of contemporary art and culture. Established in the heart of the city, this dynamic museum showcases an impressive repertoire of over 6,000 pieces from celebrated artists around the globe. After undergoing significant renovations, the museum now features a modernized space that enhances visitor experience and engagement with the arts. Visitors can explore a range of exhibits, including photography, conceptual art, and industrial design, all expertly curated to offer a comprehensive view of modern artistic expression. With both permanent collections and rotating temporary exhibits, the Museum of Modern Art in Buenos Aires promises an inspiring journey through the evolving landscape of contemporary creativity.

Reviews

Maria Gomez

Taiwan

This modern art museum is quite ‘modest’ compared to similar ones in other countries. It features delicate artifacts but not particularly eccentric pieces. Still, it's worth spending an hour here.

Lucas Ferreira

Brazil

If you appreciate modern art, this museum is amazing. Just don't expect traditional pieces. I enjoyed my overall experience: the building is stunning, there are fascinating works, and it's easily accessible via public transport. I visited on a holiday and paid 5000, but that may vary as it was the Mercosur citizens' price for the day.

Sofia Mendez

Armenia

We went on a weekday and got in for free. It’s a well-maintained museum with plenty to see, and it even has a nice café. I would definitely recommend visiting!

Carlos Ruiz

Argentina

This is a modern art museum in a contemporary building with a pleasant café. However, it is becoming somewhat overpriced.

Olga Petrov

Russia

This place is beautiful and informative! The staff was very welcoming and spoke English, which is uncommon in Buenos Aires. The exposition notes are available in both English and Spanish. There’s a lovely café with great lattes and fast Wi-Fi. I spent 4 hours exploring everything, including a coffee break. I recommend visiting with a clear mind, energy, and plenty of free time.