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Bernardino Rivadavia Museum of Natural Science

Av. Patricias Argentinas 480, C1405 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

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+54 11 4982-4494

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William LeeWilliam Lee

Who doesn't love dinosaurs?! It's a little bit kitschy bc of the animatronic dinosaurs that look like they came from Universal Studios. Sadly, the building looks like it has seen better days. We were also surprised by the high cost of admission but we figured we were tourists there to help the economy. Saw some impressive skeletons (don't know if they are real or fake). Spent about 90 min there.

Lucio MFLucio MF

With 200 years of history this is one of the iconic places to visit in Buenos Aires, access tickets are a very small contribution to the Museum, there are always rotating exhibitions and activities for adults and children. Their permanent exhibitions are well mainteined and has a nice collection of different earth times. If you like this kind of activities is a must while your are in town.

JulesJules

We were thoroughly underwhelmed. A lot of the displays look really fake or are bad taxidermy. Even in Spanish, there is rarely signposting on what's real and what's fake. Even though it costs three times as much to enter as a tourist, there are no English signs. We did the whole museum in around an hour. Some cool things, but I can't recommend it. Seemed more catered to kids than adults.

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Reviews of Bernardino Rivadavia Museum of Natural Science

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4.0

I really enjoyed the 2nd floor of this museum, the display of animal species and bones was impressive; it was all very neatly arranged and extremely engaging for people of all ages, however the 1st floor where geology and aquariums are exposed, could use a little love; the walls were dirty and unkept. The public restrooms were terrible.. there were 2 stalls and one didn't even work; I feel like they should have a crew taking care of restrooms, especially during winter break when so many people visit. Other than that... it was a good experience... only 100 pesos to get in; kids 6 and...

5.0

27w

El Museo Argentino de Ciencias Naturales es una excelente opción para visitar incluso en feriados nacionales, como hicimos nosotros el pasado 25 de mayo. Por suerte estaba abierto, lo que fue una agradable sorpresa. El museo en sí es muy grande y está lleno de exposiciones interesantes, que abarcan desde fósiles y animales hasta secciones dedicadas especialmente a la historia natural del país. Sin embargo, algo para tener en cuenta es que el precio de la entrada para visitantes no residentes es bastante elevado, lo que podría desanimar a algunos turistas internacionales o visitantes ocasionales.

Uno de los aspectos más impactantes y que personalmente más valoré fue la sección dedicada a la memoria sobre la última dictadura militar. El museo logra transmitir con gran respeto y emotividad un período muy oscuro de la historia argentina. Es imposible salir indiferente después de recorrer esa parte.

En general, vale la pena visitar este lugar al menos una vez, especialmente si tenés interés por la ciencia y la historia argentina. A pesar del costo un poco alto para extranjeros, la riqueza y diversidad del contenido, sumado a su valor educativo y emocional, hacen que la visita sea una experiencia realmente...