Amalia Lacroze de Fortabat Art Collection

The permanent collection is quite eclectic. Saw wonderful pieces that I didn’t expect by Turner and Chagall. There’s also a great survey of Argentinian art and challenging pieces of modern art that will make you smile.

She was the richest woman in Argentina. The collection from different years with different artists. So different from other museums as it's private collection.

Located in the neighborhood of Puerto Madero, the facility displays curated Artwork from the personal collection of Amalia de Fortabat. In a relaxed atmosphere you can enjoy some exquisite pieces of art and some interesting points on those provided by the local guide.

Wonderful. Some cool international artists but what a best is the paintings exampling Argentine art history. And beautifully located. 100% recommend going if in the neighborhood

This was a somewhat interesting museum in the Puerto Madero area of Buenos Aires. They have some QR codes scattered around the museum that will give an English explanation, but the gallery is below ground level so cell phone signals don't reach there and the Wi-Fi is password protected. I'm not sure why their Wi-Fi network is password protected considering that the signal can't escape the building anyway. If you would like to use the QR codes, ask if they will give you the Wi-Fi password when buying your ticket. If you happen to be in the area you could stop by and have a look. The admission fee is usually 2,000 pesos and it's half price on Thursdays.

I really liked the building near the waterfront and their art collection. I think the entrance fee is worth it. I was surprised that they didn't get more visitors. But I was happy to enjoy the gallery all to myself.

Very good collection over 3 floors. Elevator available. Some real stunners in the permanent collection including a Turner. Some sculpture including a Rodin. Dali sketches as well.

This museum holds the personal collection of Amalia Fortabat (cement heir) so you will find a mix of paintings, but her collection of Argentine painters is worth the visit. The museum also has a section of temporary exhibits.