A collection of objects donated by rich Argentinians with more money than taste or imagination decorate a large rich person's house. More

The MNAD is worth a visit if you’re in the Recoleta area. This grand mansion sits just 4 blocks from the MNBA. I liked looking at the Great Hall from the second floor. The floor pattern is just so beautiful. There’s also an oriental art exhibit which you would find beyond the locker corridor (after the gift shop on the... More

This house (yes, it was a house once upon a time) belonged to the Errazuriz Alvear family, and as you can imagine, they had a lot of money and good taste to import the materials for the house from France (even the architect was french). The collection is a bit modest if you compare it with another museums, but I... More

a great opportunity to peek inside one of the amazing grand old homes of BA. Not all of the house is open for visitors but what is will give an understanding of what life was like for the upper, upper, upper class of the time. More

Beautiful mansion with lots of elements to see and admire. Great collection, including Rodin sculpture, El Greco, Manet, and Lagos, among others. English tours available on certain days. A nice little cafe also on the property. More

Once it belonged to a rich family . NOwadays you can see not only the rooms where they lived but also there are important art pieces lice a Goya Painting. There is a nice cafe in the garden More

The art and artifacts were secondary to the mansion/architecture of the building. Go to see the house and how the rich lived 80+ years ago in a different era of B.A. More

The building is very representative of <buenos aires at the beginning of the 20 century, and they offer excellent changing vernisages. More

Not only a muesum, but an impressive XIXth century mansion, there are many French style mansions in town, this is one of them. More