Museo de Esculturas Luis Perlotti
A sculpture museum in Caballito gives a quieter view of Argentine art beyond the central museum circuit.
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A sculpture museum in Caballito gives a quieter view of Argentine art beyond the central museum circuit.
A work commissioned for the museum’s 130th anniversary. Give this first-floor exhibition a place in your next Recoleta afternoon.
Discover puppets and their performance traditions through a small museum with a programme to check before visiting.
A weekly museum gathering invites older adults to shape creative projects in company.
Join the museum’s educators for a conversation-led introduction to its anniversary exhibitions.
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Coins, banknotes and monetary history add an unusual museum stop in the financial centre.
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Art and the port's visual history meet in a museum overlooking La Boca's streets.
Astronomy under a dome, with museum visits and outdoor observing activities in Palermo's parkland.
Young people aged 11 to 17 explore materials, artworks and ideas for the museum they would like to make.
A historic house and its surrounding park give the north of the city a leisurely museum stop.
Books and language become the subject of a museum alongside the National Library.
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A useful green pause between the streets of Palermo and the larger museum route towards Recoleta.
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