Museo Luis Alberto Solari

The museum occupies a nineteenth-century building with a Greek-Roman facade, featuring four Corinthian columns and black and white checkered flooring at the main atrium.

The building, constructed in 1887 following architect L. Bottani's plans, served as headquarters for the Cosmopolitan Society of Mutual Aid before becoming a museum in 1989.

The main exhibition hall displays permanent works by Luis Alberto Solari, while side rooms rotate every fifteen days to showcase national and international artists.

Located at 33 Orientales 3233 between Rincon and 18 de Julio streets, the museum offers free admission and guided tours with audiovisual materials about Solari.

The entrance features hand-carved Masonic symbols, including wheat spikes, representing brotherhood and mutual assistance from its original institutional purpose.

Location: Río Negro Department

Inception: August 17, 1989

Official opening: August 17, 1989

Address: Treinta y Tres entre 18 de Julio y Rincón

Phone: +59845621057

Email: museoluisasolari@gmail.com

GPS coordinates: -33.11614,-58.31361

Latest update: March 3, 2025 05:42