The most chosen museums in Tigre to see art and history in the Delta or the mainland

Tigre makes free cultural activities available to residents that mix art, literature, history and theater.

Among the options to enjoy during the summer are visits to the different museums and local cultural spaces, both on the mainland and in the Delta.

One of the proposals, which generally remains open throughout the year, is the 

,

, a cultural icon of the district, located at Paseo Victorica 972. Currently you can visit the samples: "

by Iglesias Brickles, 

;

"

;

and

.

The MAT is open for your visit from Wednesday to Sunday and holidays from 1 pm to 6 pm, admission is free and free, and the gardens are only open from Monday to Sunday and holidays from 8 am to 8 pm.

Any concern regarding the museum, the municipality recommends that you resolve the doubts by entering the website, Facebook or Instagram of the museum.

The Tigre Art Museum on the outside

The

is another of the most recommended attractions, located in Chacabuco and Los Ciruelos, Villa La Ñata, you can see the place where the artist lived the last years of his life.

The artist had planned to carry out a project in Tigre: create a community life where nature played a leading role.

On the property you can visit the different spaces of the house, the garden, the ground floor and the interpretation center.

The tour is carried out by means of a guided tour with prior reservation, and its opening hours in the summer are from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.

To schedule an appointment, the ideal is to send an email to casamuseoxulsolar@tigre.gob.ar.

And history is not left behind when it comes to Tigre, which is why

was opened to learn about the history of

, who landed on the shores of Tigre in 1806 during the first English invasion.

On Avenida Liniers at 818, Tigre, you can find temporary exhibitions such as:

which has objects, photographs and testimonies of ex-combatants belonging to the party, and

, which presents different pieces recovered in the workshop restoration and conservation.

Visits can be made from Wednesday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., with free admission and without reservation.

The House Museum of the artist Xul Solar

The

of

and the writer

, in the Delta, near the fluvial station, are also an option to visit in summer.

The importance of this space is in its antiquity, they contain objects, reviews, books, among other things, that generate curiosity in visitors.

The

, located in Río Sarmiento and Arroyo Reyes, is open from Wednesday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., its access is by island boat and it can be visited free of charge and without reservation.

The

and the

, which are located there, are among the most important attractions of the nautical city.

also works on the same property,

which has a public library and temporary exhibition rooms for artists from Tigre, island and continental.

Currently there is

, an exhibition with paintings by the artist Verónica Di Toro.

"Sarmiento" House Museum in the Tigre Delta

The other important

of the delta, belonging to

, is located in Arroyo Gambado and Leber.

To access it, you must choose a boat-taxi or your own transport.

Inside it, an

with a

 called:

, which has copies of

, and the

of

.

Visits can be made on Fridays and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., free of charge and without prior reservation.