Casa Museo Luis Alberto Acuña

Location:
Carrera 10 12-83
Villa de Leyva , Colombia

Museum Types:
Art

By Lorraine Caputo

Luis Alberto Acuña (1904-1993) is considered one of Colombia’s most important 20th century artists. In 1979 he established this museum to exhibit his own artwork as well as the art of others. There are also plenty of antiquities and decorations on display. The main gallery exhibits Acuña’s works in painting and ceramics. The Sala de Antigüidades presents antiques from all periods, especially that of Nueva Granada. The Tapestry Room also focuses on the Master’s work. In the patio are Acuña’s murals depicting indigenous legends, in addition to sculptures and masks.

Travel Tips: Although the building is presently under restoration, the museum is still open.

Price Description: Adults $1.60, children $0.80

Relative price: Budget

Open Hours from:Daily 9 a.m.

Open Hours to:Daily 6 p.m.

Travel Skills: None

You Need to Bring: Bring water, money enough for entry, hat, sunblock, camera.

The churches, colonial houses and other museums in Villa de Leyva; Monasterio Santo Ecce Homo, El Infiernito and other sights along the road to Santa Sofía; Ráquira and the monastery at La Candelaria; the waterfalls, caves and other natural sights past Santa Sofía and towards Gachantivá.

Currencies accepted
Colombian Peso

Contact Information:
Phone: 8-732-0422
URL: www.gratisweb.com/museoacuna