The foundation was established in 1998 based on Antonio Pérez's personal collection. Located in the former Carmelite Convent, it showcases a wide range of contemporary art works. The viewing route is carefully planned. Since its establishment, it has become an important institution contributing to the cultural and artistic development of Cuenca.
Stephen K
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Stunning museum. The building is a maze of rooms that have incredible views over the valley and other areas of Cuenca. Winding staircases lead up and down the space to small alcoves with fascinating modern art installations. We only had a little over half an hour to enjoy it due to arriving later but it was a highlight of our visit to Cuenca. I enjoyed this museum more than the Spanish Abstract Art Muesum (but which I would still recommend).
Bruce Taylor
Google
22 rooms of challenging creative modern art and installations in an impressive historic building in the old town creating an interesting contrast. The museum is free and well worth a visit. On the weekday morning we went, we had it to ourselves although on a weekend it's probably a very different story.
Manuel Chavarri
Google
Amazing museum. You can enjoy the pictures, the light (Cuenca "City of Light") and the views.
Roos
Google
I think this is the best museum of the city, much better and bigger than the museum of abstract art in the hanging houses. I also loved the building. You need at least an hour to see everything.
Rich Lang
Google
An absolute must see in Cuenca. A unique and incredible collection, vision and space. This museum alone would be reason enough for me to come here.
Sarah G
Google
Thoroughly enjoyed the collection, the space and the setting. Spent a couple of hours exploring. A highlight of my time in Cuenca and I will be recommending it to others. Thank you!
Victoria Zhang
Google
Such an interesting, multi-level, and diversely themed little museum/ gallery. Can recommend!
