Museo de la Ciudad
Neighborhood: San Telmo
Phone: 54 11 4343 2123
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The Museo de la Ciudad is a celebration of the architecture, history and culture of Buenos Aires. The museum shows a variety of permanent and temporary exhibits, including collections of antique technological devices, local memorabilia, and even toys. Check the website for more details. Admission: 3USD. Admission is free on Wednesdays.
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The Museo de la Ciudad collection showcases an astounding collection of items depicting the history of Buenos Aires. The exhibits include toys, piggy banks, photographs, radios, packaging and many other items related to health, food and school. The collection of doors, interior decor and gates symbolize the buildings of the city. Whereas a mind-blowing collection of 8000 photographs and 35,000 negatives, vividly portray the city and its residents. The credit for this huge collection goes to the residents of the city who have donated these items to the museum.
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Remembering Buenos Aires
Neighborhood: San Telmo
Phone: 54 11 4343 2123
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The Museo de la Ciudad is a celebration of the architecture, history and culture of Buenos Aires. The museum shows a variety of permanent and temporary exhibits, including collections of antique technological devices, local memorabilia, and even toys. Check the website for more details. Admission: 3USD. Admission is free on Wednesdays.
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Museo de la Ciudad CollectionJan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
The Museo de la Ciudad collection showcases an astounding collection of items depicting the history of Buenos Aires. The exhibits include toys, piggy banks, photographs, radios, packaging and many other items related to health, food and school. The collection of doors, interior decor and gates symbolize the buildings of the city. Whereas a mind-blowing collection of 8000 photographs and 35,000 negatives, vividly portray the city and its residents. The credit for this huge collection goes to the residents of the city who have donated these items to the museum.
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