Named for a Luján-born artist who displayed works worldwide, Luján's museum of art showcases the works of local, regional, and national artists in Argentina as part of the project of creating a national identity. The impressive collection of modern art varies in style and subject, but is consistently worth viewing. Just across the plaza from the Complejo Museogràfico Enrique Udaondo (Museum Complex), Bellas Artes makes a great addition to the colonial and gaucho history to be found within the colonial buildings of the complex.

Location:
9 de Julio 863
Luján, Argentina

Museum

Getting There
The museum is right on Plaza Belgrano, but its entrance is on Av. 9 de Julio, on the outside of the plaza.

Price Description: free

Relative price: Free

Open Hours from:12 noon

Open Hours to:6 p.m.

Travel Skills: None

Along Plaza Belgrano is the Museum Complex, with museums showcasing artifacts from colonial history to gaucho culture.

Contact Information:
Zip: 6700
Phone: (02323) 420755

By Suzanne Russo

Suzanne's childhood travel experiences were limited to road trip forays with her parents, and the thrill that came with crossing the state line,...

Created: 27 Jan 2008

Updated: 13 Mar 2008

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