Visit the three best museums in Buenos Aires. The Argentina capital has lots of things to do and to see there are plenty of different museums. From contemporary art to local history, you can all find it here. We give you three of them that are definitely worth a visit.

MALBA
Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires is the most popular museum in Buenos Aires when it comes to contemporary art. The museum is located on the edge of Palermo, near the Japanese Garden and the inbound airport of Jorge Newberry. In this museum you will only find art work of Latin American artists. Besides the permanent collections, there are also various temporary exhibitions which differ from time to time. The museum is opened from Wednesday to Monday and the entrance fee is 60 pesos. On Wednesdays the fee is 30 pesos and if you have your student card (from your home country) with you, you can get in for free!

Museo Evita
Just a 15 minute walk from MALBA, also in the neighborhood of Palermo, is the museum of one of the most beloved woman of Argentineans. Evita or Maria Eva Duarte Peron was married to Juan Peron, the president of Argentina during the Second World War. Eva Peron was the First Lady of Argentina from 1946 until her death in 1952. Evita was so popular because she was very much involved with the less wealthy people of Argentina. In the museum you can find out her whole story and everything that she did for the porteños. You can visit the museum from Tuesday to Sunday and the entrance is 40 pesos.

Museo del Bicentenario
This small but very interesting museum is fairly new and you will discover 200 years of history of Buenos Aires. It shows the 200 year history of the city starting from the Revolution (1810-1825) up until the recovery of the politics and economics (2003-2010).The museum is located right behind Casa Rosada on Plaza de Mayo. The museum is opened from Wednesday to Sunday and the entrance is free!