Museo del Bicentenario — Attraction in Autonomous City of Buenos Aires

Small museum built on the archaeological remains of the former customs building and the Fort of Buenos Aires. It contains a small collection of objects that belonged to Argentines Presidents. There is an interesting video showing the landscape of this area from back in the day and how it has evolved throughout the years. There is also the mural “Ejercicio Plástico” by Mexican artist David Alfaro Siqueiros, painted in 1933. There is a person who guides groups inside the mural and explains the fascinating history behind this masterpiece. Free entrance. Friendly staff at the door guiding you through the...

The siqueiros mural is amazing, one of the artist's top works. He explored new techniques, new colors and an amazing aesthetic. The mural simulates you are in a glass box at night visited by naked sirens. It will flood your senses. The rest of the museum is an interesting tour through Argentine history which you will about a lot if you already know a bit of it. Relatively few artifacts, mostly based on videos and text explanations. There was an exhibit on president alfonsin when we visited. It's about time this remarkable president got his...

The Casa Rosada Museum is a wonderful place to visit full of history, culture, and charm. It offers a fascinating look into Argentina’s past, with well-curated exhibits and beautifully preserved artifacts. The building itself is stunning, and the atmosphere makes you feel connected to the country’s rich heritage. A must-see spot in Buenos Aires for anyone interested in history and architecture! And the best part is...