Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes

Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, a symbol of the national historical centers' arrangement of the National Ministry of Culture. Of its few attributes, there are three that make it novel: First, its unprecedented aesthetic legacy, which makes it the biggest open gathering in Latin America.

Among it's in excess of 12,000 pieces, two accumulations emerge: the gathering of nineteenth-century European workmanship, considered the most essential in the locale, and the gathering of Argentine craftsmanship, without question the most profitable of its kind around the world.

Walking along the 24 presentation lobbies of the ground floor, guests will experience designs by Barrias and Rodin, artistic creations by El Greco and Rembrandt, the radiant Goya's room, and the most imperative Latin American gathering of impressionists and post-impressionism, from Manet to Sorolla, Van Gogh, Gauguin, and Degas.