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Museo de Arte de Tigre, Pampas Travel Guide

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Discover Argentine art in a stunning Belle Époque palace on the Tigre Delta, a short trip from Buenos Aires.

Housed in a stunning early 20th-century palace that was once a social club, the Museo de Arte de Tigre (MAT) showcases an impressive collection of Argentine art from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The museum's architecture and serene riverside setting make it a must-see destination in the Tigre Delta.

A brief summary to Museo de Arte de Tigre

  • Wednesday 1 pm-5:30 pm
  • Thursday 1 pm-5:30 pm
  • Friday 1 pm-5:30 pm
  • Saturday 12 pm-5:30 pm
  • Sunday 12 pm-5:30 pm
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  • Visit on weekdays to avoid crowds and enjoy a more intimate experience.
  • Check the museum's website for special exhibitions and events.
  • Combine your visit with a boat tour of the Tigre Delta for a full day of exploration.
  • Take a break at the onsite café for a taste of local flavors and refreshments.

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Getting There

  • Walking

    If you are near the Tigre riverfront, walking to the Museo de Arte de Tigre is a pleasant option. Head towards Av. Victorica and follow the riverbank. The museum is approximately a 15-minute walk from the main Tigre port area. Enjoy the scenic views along the way.

  • Public Transport

    To reach the Museo de Arte de Tigre by bus, look for bus lines that head towards Av. Victorica. Lines such as the 60 or 721 can take you close to the museum. Get off and walk a short distance to Av. Victorica 972. A Sube card is needed for public transport; the cost is around 100 pesos. The basic bus fare is approximately 30 cents. Alternatively, take the train from Retiro station in Buenos Aires to Tigre station. From Tigre station, you can walk (20 minutes along the riverfront) or take a short taxi ride to the museum. The train costs around 100 pesos per person for a return trip.

  • Taxi/Ride-share

    You can take a taxi or ride-share service like Uber to the Museo de Arte de Tigre. Simply enter 'Museo de Arte de Tigre, Av. Victorica 972' as your destination. The fare will depend on your starting location but is generally a convenient option if you prefer not to walk or navigate public transport.

  • Driving

    If driving, head towards Av. Victorica from your location in Tigre. Follow the local traffic signs to Av. Victorica 972. Parking is available nearby, but check for any parking fees. Driving from Buenos Aires to Tigre takes about 40 minutes via the Panamericana Highway. Take the junction to Tigre when you reach San Isidro. Note that unavoidable tolls on the highway can cost between $3,331–4,811 ARS.

Discover more about Museo de Arte de Tigre

The Museo de Arte de Tigre (MAT) is a cultural gem located in the heart of the Tigre Delta, in the Buenos Aires Province. The museum is housed in a magnificent building that dates back to 1912, originally serving as the Tigre Club, a glamorous social hub for the elite. Declared a historical and architectural heritage site in 1979, the building itself is a masterpiece of Belle Époque design, featuring a regal neoclassical facade, a Carrara marble staircase, Slavonian oak floors, Venetian mirrors, bronze railings, and crystal chandeliers.The MAT's permanent collection showcases Argentine figurative art from the late 19th to the mid-20th century. Visitors can admire works by renowned Argentine masters such as Antonio Berni, Carlos Pellegrini, Eduardo Sívori, and Benito Quinquela Martín. The collection is organized into different sections, including art representing the Delta, a historical room for the precursors to Argentine art, the Nexus group, and the La Boca group. The museum also hosts temporary exhibitions that highlight both local and international artists, ensuring a unique experience with each visit.Beyond the art, the museum's location on the banks of the Luján River offers picturesque views and a tranquil atmosphere. The surrounding gardens provide a perfect setting for a leisurely stroll or a quiet moment of reflection. The museum also organizes workshops, lectures, and family-friendly events, making it a vibrant cultural hub for the community.
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