Museo Historico Jose Evaristo Uriburu
Museo Historico Jose Evaristo Uriburu
Museo Historico Jose Evaristo Uriburu
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This 1810 adobe house, containing furniture and costumes of the period, was the home of the Uriburu family, which produced two of Argentina's presidents.
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Roberto Alfredo F
Buenos Aires, Argentina153 contributions
Aug 2016 • Couples
We visit most of the museums of salta, and this house is quite well restored and show furniture, paintings of the people of salta at the 19 century. entrance is just 20 pesos
Written September 13, 2016
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Karen2921952
Israel47 contributions
Sept 2015 • Couples
Interesting collections tracing three periods of Salta's history. The indigenous peoples, the Spanish period and the fight for independence are housed in a historical building, displayed well. No English translations except for a short film in the first room, but the exhibits speak for themselves.
Written September 16, 2015
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JAEMH
Europe425 contributions
Dec 2011
It took us about five minutes to visit this museum located in a nice, old building. Did we miss anything?
Written December 10, 2011
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Horatio Tremoine
Doha, Qatar43 contributions
Jun 2017 • Family
There are several museums in Salta that really arent museums but houses donated to the community or once lived in by local colourful characters: very limited content of a completely arbitrary nature of very limited interest
Written June 11, 2017
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C-Z-1982
Reno, NV735 contributions
Nov 2017 • Couples
Free of charge, donations encouraged. Given its historic perspective of a family that produced 2 presidents, worth our while. Enjoyed a 30 minute stroll.
Written November 24, 2017
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Charlotte R
Brisbane, Australia90 contributions
Jan 2015 • Solo
The museum is housed in a nice building. There are a lot of artefacts however very few English signs, so I don't feel that I got as much out of it as I could have. If you have time to spare, it's a fine place to visit, but it's not an issue if you miss it.
Written January 27, 2015
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Kanan A
Australia8,678 contributions
Jan 2014 • Couples
Very rude security here, chastised us heavily for taking some photos. There is not much to see here anyway. Judging by previous photos showing pot plants and gardens, it seems they have let the place run down. Perhaps that is why they don’t want you to take photos… lol.
The entry fee was 15 pesos.
The entry fee was 15 pesos.
Written January 15, 2014
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Andrea G
Lomas de Zamora, Argentina1,133 contributions
Feb 2024 • Couples
It is a must visit to learn about part of the history of Salta and Argentina. Admission is free. The museum is not very big but it is worth visiting. Very well cared for and very good attention!
Written March 6, 2024
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