Museo del Pasado Cuyano
| Montevideo 544, Mendoza City |
5 priser
9.20/10.00 |
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+54 261 423-6031 |
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Museo del Pasado Cuyano på kartet
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Douglas Rodrigues (07.11.2017 13:31)
Muito interessante. Uma pena estar em degradação por falta de recursos e manutenção.
Muito interessante. Uma pena estar em degradação por falta de recursos e manutenção.
Ester Arias (30.10.2017 15:27)
Hermoso recorrido y muy educativo siempre es bueno recordar la historia de nuestros pro eres
Hermoso recorrido y muy educativo siempre es bueno recordar la historia de nuestros pro eres
Nicolas Vicchi (05.10.2017 03:58)
Histórico lugar con una gran biblioteca. Se puede conocer, a través de las distintas habitaciones, la historia de Mendoza.
Histórico lugar con una gran biblioteca. Se puede conocer, a través de las distintas habitaciones, la historia de Mendoza.
Katherine Punaro (02.08.2017 21:18)
Este museo es realmente hermoso. Sugiero recorrerlo con la compañía del guía que te va contando los acontecimientos históricos importantes, le puedes hacer preguntas sobre los objetos que ves, su uso, etc.
Un lugar que hay que visitar en Mendoza!
Este museo es realmente hermoso. Sugiero recorrerlo con la compañía del guía que te va contando los acontecimientos históricos importantes, le puedes hacer preguntas sobre los objetos que ves, su uso, etc.
Un lugar que hay que visitar en Mendoza!
David Robison (27.06.2017 20:12)
If you love history, this place has a lot to offer. Guided tours are included in the ARS$50 admission price, which is good because very little is labeled--making a self-guided tour fairly uninteresting. You also need to make sure that you or someone in your group is fluent in Spanish because, although the museum staff is extremely knowledgeable about their subject material, they speak little to no English and exhibit signage is also only available in Spanish.
If you love history, this place has a lot to offer. Guided tours are included in the ARS$50 admission price, which is good because very little is labeled--making a self-guided tour fairly uninteresting. You also need to make sure that you or someone in your group is fluent in Spanish because, although the museum staff is extremely knowledgeable about their subject material, they speak little to no English and exhibit signage is also only available in Spanish.
