museo del barro
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This was a highlight in Paraguay. A really great museum with so much different Paraguayan art and culture inside. And all for free. There was so much to see and a lot of it very interesting, including the building itself which is well designed. I definitely recommend it if you like checking out museums or galleries. Some very interesting sexual art as well.
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The museum holds a wealth of traditional Paraguayan culture. The clay sculptures are worthy watching. There are days in the week when entrance is free.
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Not too special and a bit out of the way, but also free and with a few decent enough exhibits. It's worth going on a lost morning or afternoon. But keep in mind the museum's erratic opening times. Currently only Tuesday afternoon, from 3:30 till 8, and from Wednesday to Saturday in the mornings until 12pm and then from 3:30 onwards.
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Art and relics from the past and present. Their rooms depicting the art work of the Guarani does a superb job of illuminating the difference between the strict, orthodox style of the Jesuits vs. the interpretive openness under the Franciscans.
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One of the best museums I've ever been to, fascinatingly laid out with art from the Jesuit period next to modern art, perfectly showing the links between ancient and modern Paraguayan culture and one of the few places in the country where you'll be able to appreciate those links.The only place I've been to like it was an exhibition at the British Museum curated by Grayson Perry. I don't see why museums are normally so afraid of jumbling up time periods.Has far better quality Jesuit art than any of the museums in Missiones and unlike them will actually give you a sense that the country has continued developing after the Jesuits were thrown out in the late-1700s.Really needs to do a better job of promoting itself, though, or at least get a sign on the nearby main road pointing out where it is.Will take about 45 minutes by bus from the old town and well worth it. Had a great shop of original art too and when I was there had a man selling some fantastic fruit juices and breads on site but don't know if they're permanent
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From the few things to do in this city this one was the most interesting and entertaining. Is kind of difficult to reach the place so always look for the Marlboro big and modern building nearby.
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The museum is very nice, well organized and interesting. It´s free! hard to find, Best way is to take a taxi.It´s a pity there is no book about the museum at the shop.
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It's a place very unique. When i was there, it's another world. It's very interesting to see different arts
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This is a good way to spend an afternoon. The kids were interested in much of the art and there is plenty to see. You might want to keep your eyes open for those pieces that are sexual in nature and steer your kids away from those unless you are looking for some interesting dinner conversation.
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This museum has a spectacular collection, whether you like indigenous or popular art, or modern art. It's free, and there was practically no one when I went, I had the place to myself. It's a bit difficult to find, out of town in a back road, but well worth it