Paintings from the 18th and 19th C, are mostly religious, but include secular scenes. Lots of ornate silver pieces for the altar and secular uses. Huge collection of dolls. More

If you want to learn more about Argentinian culture you shall go to this place. The house itself is very interesting and beautiful and the exposition is very well organized and really I found it very interesting. More

I was surprised and delighted by this out-of-the-way collection of colonial era art and decoration. It is located in a converted palace in Retiro. Much of the collection is from the 1700s and made in Peru or Bolivia, which is where Argentina imported its decoration and art in that era. The collection comprises paintings, furniture, decoration, and religious objects. More

Overview: This museum is off the beaten path, but is worth a visit. It is at the end of Suipacha street, and is not easily identified, except with an address. Inside the house a number of antiques and old religious items are on display. It is well worth your time to take a tour. Good: 1. Has a beautiful courtyard.... More