Museo de arte
Palacio Taranco
Recomendado por 31 habitantes del lugar,
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Urban
June 3, 2014
The stunning French Louis the 15th style Villa often featurse art exhibits. This exquisite edifice is located at Plaza Zabala, surrounded by art galleries, coffe shops, restruants and gift shops.
Vivian
February 11, 2018
The Decorative Arts Museum is housed in the former residence of the Ortiz de Taranco family, a landmark building in the city of Montevideo. Built in the early twentieth century on the foundations of the old Comedy Theater (the first that was in the city), was ceded in 1943 to the State with the collection of art created by its owners. "The museum was created in 1972 and 1975 the building was declared a historic monument. it houses, in addition to part of the furniture and decor, a collection of paintings and sculptures that contains pieces of great historical and artistic value. on the lower level a complete sample of Mediterranean archeology exhibits.
The Decorative Arts Museum is housed in the former residence of the Ortiz de Taranco family, a landmark building in the city of Montevideo. Built in the early twentieth century on the foundations of the old Comedy Theater (the first that was in the city), was ceded in 1943 to the State with the coll…
Ignacio
November 15, 2014
Museum of decorative arts. Beautifully restored stately home.
Sofía
April 3, 2020
edificio emblamático de la plaza Zabala
Frank
May 29, 2019
El Museo de Artes Decorativas se encuentra frente a la Plaza Zabala y dentro de una de las construcciones más famosas de la ciudad, el Palacio Taranco. Además de poder conocer uno de los edificios más valiosos de Montevideo, el museo cuenta con muy buenas colecciones arqueológicas en su mayoría de origen fenicio y griego.
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Ubicación
376 25 de Mayo
Montevideo, Departamento de Montevideo