Best places: National museums in Martínez, Argentina

One of Latin America's largest public art collections, set in a converted drainage pumping station.

Items relating to the Argentine War of Independence, May Revolution & historic ways of life.

Collection of vintage military & civilian airplanes & helicopters displayed in a hangar.

Models of boats, maps & flags in a riverside museum, plus anti-aircraft guns on the leafy grounds.

Museum in a former colonial government building showcasing Argentine heritage pieces.

Cultural center housed in a city block of former churches, missions & offices, plus a cave network.

👍 A free museum worth visiting if you're already in the neighbourhood. I learned a bit about who Sarmiento was and the work he did. I wish the museum was a bit more organized in terms of timeline as each exhibit felt a little disjointed, though still an interesting place to spend about 45 minutes.

👍👍 El Palacio Sarmiento, también conocido como Palacio Pizzurno, es una de las obras arquitectónicas más bonitas de Buenos Aires. Ubicado entre las calles Paraguay, Rodriguez Peña y Marcelo T. de Alvear, hoy alberga a la sede del Ministerio de Educación de la Argentina. Bellas esculturas adornan su fa...

👍👍 Está genial, conocer y saber de nuestra historia, se recomienda su visita sin duda alguna.

👍👍 Interesante lugar......se recomienda la visita.....parte de la historia de nuestro país.

👍👍 The museum that was home, orderly and very well organized, with some novelties such as being able to express corrections regarding the interpretation of history, a place to meet if you are passing through the area, very close to the Recoleta cemetery. The library and the piano there are a relic.