The museum is small, human scale. Both cozy and modern. The permanent collection is very interesting, and they always have awesome itinerant exhibitions. Nice coffeeshop. Also recommended for children! It is located within the wonderful Parque Rodó, which is also a plus.

Lyl Ciganda BrascaJan 17, 2018

Most of the art exhibited during my visit was not particularly my taste, but the layout of the museum is nice, it's free and rather small, so you don't risk much time and money, people working there are super friendly and there is very good free WiFi. And the coffee shop next to the museum is worth a stop.

Gypsy ScribblerJan 6, 2018

Free access. Great venue for local artist. Good coffee shop

isholinDec 21, 2017

Really nice exposition of uruguayan arts. The place offers good info about each piece of art. Constantly changing and introducing new artists.

Maximiliano PollingerApr 3, 2017

Free entrance, nice space and exposition. Calm place but not cafe or bar to sit.

s jMay 2, 2017

Nice but small museum. Permanent collection includes prominent uruguayan artists, such as Blanes.

Global RoamadApr 5, 2018

Good museum, interesting collection, national artists, modern art. Very nice modern building, next to Parque Rodo. Many of the collection's works with 3-D replicas of key works for visually impaired people. But not very open to children, first situation in Urugay, being approached for child leaning on a seat, because obviously only sitting was allowed. Otherwise definitely worth a visit.

MariaApr 9, 2018

Well organised!! Usually crowded in the weekends!

Danilo CaputtoMay 3, 2018

A nice mid-size museum with good variety of paintings—especially good if you want to see variety, or just catch a little lo Torres-Garcia, Gurvich, and Figari without going to all those museums as it has a few key works from each. There is ample room to take breaks inside, with a cafe outside too.

Jesse ElliottAug 16, 2018

The museum is small, human scale. Both cozy and modern. The permanent collection is very interesting, and they always have awesome itinerant exhibitions. Nice coffeeshop. Also recommended for children! It is located within the wonderful Parque Rodó, which is also a plus.

Lyl Ciganda BrascaJan 17, 2018

Most of the art exhibited during my visit was not particularly my taste, but the layout of the museum is nice, it's free and rather small, so you don't risk much time and money, people working there are super friendly and there is very good free WiFi. And the coffee shop next to the museum is worth a stop.

Gypsy ScribblerJan 6, 2018

Free access. Great venue for local artist. Good coffee shop

isholinDec 21, 2017

Really nice exposition of uruguayan arts. The place offers good info about each piece of art. Constantly changing and introducing new artists.

Maximiliano PollingerApr 3, 2017

Free entrance, nice space and exposition. Calm place but not cafe or bar to sit.

s jMay 2, 2017

Nice but small museum. Permanent collection includes prominent uruguayan artists, such as Blanes.

Global RoamadApr 5, 2018

Good museum, interesting collection, national artists, modern art. Very nice modern building, next to Parque Rodo. Many of the collection's works with 3-D replicas of key works for visually impaired people. But not very open to children, first situation in Urugay, being approached for child leaning on a seat, because obviously only sitting was allowed. Otherwise definitely worth a visit.

MariaApr 9, 2018

Well organised!! Usually crowded in the weekends!

Danilo CaputtoMay 3, 2018

A nice mid-size museum with good variety of paintings—especially good if you want to see variety, or just catch a little lo Torres-Garcia, Gurvich, and Figari without going to all those museums as it has a few key works from each. There is ample room to take breaks inside, with a cafe outside too.

Jesse ElliottAug 16, 2018