Car rental Buenos Aires - Museo Nacional De Bellas Artes, Argentina

Museo de Bellas Artes Buenos Aires

The Museo Nacional De Bellas Artes (MNA) is an Argentinian art museum in Buenos Aires, which is located on the northern side of the Bellas Artes avenue. It was established in 1886 and has the most popular section named "Teatro", which is dedicated to Impressionists. This museum opened a branch in Neuchatel in 2020. The museum also houses works by Van Gogh, Chagall, Goya and Rodin amongst others.

The Museum can be visited by visitors from Neuchalec, Neufchatel, Punta del Este, Santa Fe, Montevideo, Mar del Plata and Buenos Aires itself. A small parking area is located outside the building, but it is not difficult to reach and it does not take up much of your time, either.

The main section of this museum, which is in the north of Buenos Aires and is known as "Teatro", contains a collection of paintings and sculptures by various Impressionist artists and includes a number of masterpieces by Picasso. Among the many pieces are "La Bamba" and "In addition, the "Teatro" section also features the "Nuevo Mural" by Pablo Picasso and a sculpture of Jesus Christ by Salvador Dali. There are also a number of other works, including a portrait of Pope John Paul II by Pablo Picasso, a painting by Frans Hals by Pablo Picasso and a bust of Sol Picasso by Salvador Dali.

For the best views of this museum, it is highly recommended that you enter through the southern doors rather than by the north entrance. On entering, you will be confronted with a large lobby with an impressive view of downtown Buenos Aires and the Miramar hill, one of the largest in South America.

From the lobby, the museum can easily be accessed by foot, taking you down to the pedestrianised road called Calle Nacional De La Ribera. Here you will pass through a large park, past the main gate and on to the "Paseo San Martin" - the street that leads to the northern part of Bellas Artes. The final stop is the main building of the museum - the Bellas Artes Museum. This building features a large floor mosaic featuring many of the most famous works of Argentine, modern artists, as well as many other art pieces.

From the Museum, you can also easily reach the San Martin Riverfront. To get there, you can take the pedestrianised street known as Calle Los Caballos and then proceed a few blocks west along Calle De Los Caballos towards the river. At the end of this street, you will see a row of red brick buildings, which mark the beginning of a pedestrianised street known as Calle Del Prima.

As the city of Buenos Aires is home to so many tourists, the city has its own attractions. Among these include the "Argentine Avenue"Biblioteca de Arte Reina". In the "Argentine Avenue", you can also find a number of museums dedicated to the history of the city.