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Museo Histórico Nacional
One of the Oldest and Most Important Museums

Calle Defensa 1600
Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires
1143

Bus: 29, 24, 53, 186, 61

+54 11 4307 1182

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This historic museum was once a summer home to the Italian Lezama family. It contains beautiful gardens and a huge porch adorned with old canoes. For water, the residence still uses the old well found on the property. This museum is one of the oldest and most important in all of the country. Its 33 rooms and three galleries display in chronological order dozens of items about the history of Argentina. Such items include personal belongings from explorers and conquerors, swords, Juan de Garay's land maps, belongings from Jesuit missionaries, indigenous art, Spanish flags captured in the Suipacha Battle and in Montevideo in 1814, uniforms, honorary medals, furniture of Gral. San Martín, the painting by Merceditas, "Retrato de la Bandera". Entrance is free, and donations are welcome.

Tu-F 11a-5p; Sa 3p-6p; Su 2p-6p


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