Best Large Art Galleries In Arequipa Near Me

Ricardo Rimache Condori: A very cozy place.... And a lot of variety in crafts

Miguel Manchego: Visited on WeekendMore

Rodrigo Astorga: A wonderful place full of unique works of art and with a feeling of peace that is difficult to match

Joanna B: A very interesting museum, at the beginning they explain the different techniques that were used to make the different pieces. You can walk alone or ask for a guide, I would recommend that it be with a guide.

paola vera: Excellent Museum, very good presentation of the museum. Adorable.

Marite Zeballos: A quiet, cozy place from the moment you enter, interesting stories, amazing paintings, recommended! 💯

Miguel Guinto: If you into arts, history, and architecture. You will surely loved this place and your eyes are blessed to see those smallest details carved by famous masters hundred years ago. That dedicate their time and blood to impress our eyes ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Visited on Weekday Reservation recommended Yes …More

Ivonne Bastidas Eguia: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended YesMore

yanis yoplinful: Very interesting, but closing time very early. In addition to the candy store

pedro luis valencia obando: Its conservation is spectacularsuper recommended

Enrique Caceres: Visited on Weekday Wait time 1 hr+ Reservation recommended NoMore

Yhoselyn Briyhit Terrones Barrantes: Closed 4pm try to go earlier

Milagros Morachimo: An enchanting place full of mystery and beautiful things worth visiting

Ayman: Came on a Monday at midday. Despite their website indicating that they are open, it was closed.Visited on Weekday …More

jlpjon: are wrong. It was closed when I visited today (approx 2pm on a Monday

Amanda: Excellent stay, you feel one foot in the past and the other in the now.

Ed LaraLara: Closed until they say its open

Alex Ibars: Great experience!

Eduardo Jesús Rolando Macedo Salcedo: Well

Mario Antonio Rodríguez Castro: It was closed. I did not visit

Luis Angel Guardia: Good

Toon Peters: Best place to go outlet shopping for wool at discounted prices (from 40 to 70 sol per kg). Ask where the outlet is because it's hidden. They also have the factory shop for 1kg cones.This place is the biggest of cusco, Lima and arequipa.

Jonathan alfredo Cisneros navas: Excellent

Jesus Velasquez: Alpaca wool fabricsFrom Arequipa to the world

Isabel Rojas: Very nice attention in Sales and Tours. Excellent

Mel Bernal: Nice alpaca clothes also you can see the alpacas and lamas in the garden.

Yair Tintaya: Very nice and cozy place, but you have to be lucky to find the color of yarn that you want

Charles Alan Apaza Paricahua: We went to try to buy wool but there is no adequate stock and they do not give us information on when they will have it

Julieanna Rodríguez: Very interesting, only that when we went the girls who weave were not there, they should take turns but very interesting

MGabriela Fort: Excellent company and products

eduardo flores: good place, interesting for the place and for the museum

Jose Corrales: Excellent store to buy everything you want in alpaca garments.

Luis Vilca: cute alpacas and llamas

André López: Excellent, you can come and take pictures with the animals, see the process of the fabric, texture, colors and history

Hubert Bejar Vilca: YOU CAN VISIT MUNDO ALPACA WHICH IS A BEAUTIFUL PLACE TO VISIT WORKS FROM MONDAY TO SUNDAY FROM 9 AM TO 5 PM, ENTRY IS FREE

Jose Luis Patiño Soto: It was ok

Sumit Shrestha: Part of alpaca mundo. Alpacas were cute to watch

Diego Schultz: Good quality wool and at a good price. The attention was regular.

Ernesto Calmet: Excellent.

Zulma Haydee Paz Amable: Very good work, and very good prices

Roberto Masè: Interessante mundo alpaca

Ornella: Museo interattivo. Interamente in spagnolo, ma si capisce.

Cecilia Quiroz Dueñas: The house is beautiful, there are spaces that need maintenance, a paint touch-up. The visit is quite enjoyable with the videos and holograms. The free visit that I attended, poorly organized, they called us at 10 and it started almost at 11.One of the ladies in charge, I think she is regional government staff, complained about the number of people making us feel uncomfortable. These types of actions are out of place, if there is a problem and attention must be drawn, it must be done internally and not involve visitors or tourists.

María Belén Chipana: Very nice, they don't work weekends.Visited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended No …More

Raul Angel: Visited on Public holiday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended YesMore

Karen Velásquez Rodríguez: Visited on Weekday Wait time 1 hr+ Reservation recommended YesMore

Camila Calcina Lopez: Excellent serviceWait time Up to 10 min …More

Guilherme R: There is very little information online, only that it closes at 4 pm. We arrived at 3.01 pm. The gates were locked. They accepted our entrance as they saw we were foreigners. It all seemed very improvised. They dont provide change. Do not waste your time.

Manuel Felipe Diaz Sandoval: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended NoMore

Jose Corrales: 100% recommended 👍🏽

Victor Rivas: oh nice I recommend it, it is an inevitable place on your visit to Arequipa.

Miguel Pacheco: We went with my family to see the museum, when we arrived the doorman asked us where do they come from? I replied: from Lima, and he replied: oh then there is no service. we couldn't get in

Jorge Alberto Ocaña Diaz: A museum that I recommend.

Fanny Yuliana Chuquilin Castañeda: Awesome themed and interactive place with interesting and nostalgic information.

Mimi Amaru Illari: A museum that interacts with you. It is divided into several rooms that represent stages of the writer's life. The funny thing is that MVLL was born and lived in this house for only one year. In each room there is an audiovisual presentation accompanied by the interpretation of the guide, which was great. He explained everything to us in detail and clarity and with a lot of enthusiasm, which makes the visit even more pleasant. He took photos of us and encouraged us to interact with the space. The entrance costs 20 soles per person and from my own experience I can say that it is worth it. There you live a unique experience. I recommend it to each individual interested in the author, his life and work, but also to each one who wants to know more about Arequipa's history.

Pixelsoft José Montoya: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sureMore

Flavio Andre Garces Heredia: I would like to write a fuller review of the experience of going to the museum, but the terrible attitude of the reception of the museum was enough to convince me not to invest my time in learning more about one of my favorite authors.

Erita Mostacero: Excellent representation of the life of Mario Vargas Llosa.

Mildred Gallegos: Interactive museum, the setting and the stories transport you to each of the stages of Mario Vargas Llosa's life... the entire tour with the explanations lasts a little over an hour... I loved being able to take time to visit it . Entry costs/20

Lucina Váquez Miranda: It's wonderful ooooo I wish I had more support from the government. It is unmissable.

PATTY CH.A.: It is a mystical and very beautiful place. Our Peru 100pre has something that surprises us.I recommend that you go and remember that every day we learn something 100pre.

Ornella: Da vedere assolutamente. Oltre alla Vergine, molti manufatti perfettamente conservati.Ottima guida.

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Neshama Rakofsky: Definitely recommend this tour. We did the tour in English with a fantastic guide named Maria. Super interesting artifacts and the stories are just incredible. Maria was so knowledgeable and welcoming of questions, she is so passionate about the information it's more like listening to a story than to a guided museum tour. The whole thing only takes about 45 mins. I'm not generally a tour OR museum person, but I actually enjoyed this. Great experience

María Luz Marín: I loved the detailed and precise information from the guide. We learned a lot about child sacrifice in ancient Peru and the circumstances in which Juanita was found. A recommendation, the place is kept cold to preserve the archaeological remains and even more so in the section where Juanita is. Bring something to cover yourself with. It is forbidden to take photos or record videos inside the exhibition halls.

Gomez Addams: Only let you enter if you sign up for a guided tour which I was uninterested in. For such a small museum it hardly seems necessary. So, no, I’ll pass.

María Belén Chipana: Excellent! 5 national soles, over five years old pay 3 soles for the entrance and voluntary tip to the guide. Everything on display is original and we were lucky to see the Juanita mummy. Can't take photos

mahdy faiz: The museum is small but have one mummy and only few things worth seeing. However, you can only visit with a guide (additional fee on top of the 25 sol entrance). The guided tour feels rushed and you cannot always hear the guide well enough. Not worth the time nor money

Luke Costa: A lot of negative reviews on here regarding the cost etc which almost made us not go. However, we are glad we did.Firstly, the reason it's cheaper for Peruvians is because it's their heritage, and its only right that its cheaper for them.Secondly, we were sceptical about the guide, however it really enhanced the experience. They covered all the areas of information that were written around artefacts and also gave additional info. The tip is at your discretion as well.Would 100% recommend, incredibly interesting and informative.

Pascal Burgard: Expensive relative to the wealth of information provided. I really expected to learn much more in this museum.

Hassina Cherchour: Surtout, ne pas y aller!!Dans un premier temps, nous a imposé un guide alors que nous n’en voulions pas (ils ont précisé pour ce genre de musée, il faut avoir un guide et après vous donner un pourboire) il nous a même pas répondu à l’accueil il s’est retourné vers les clients à côté et a commencé à leur parler en espagnol.. derant la visite, le guide parle super vite et alors qu’on avait même pas fini de regarder les vitrines et de lire qu’il passer dans la pièce à côté et on devait le suivre. À noter que tout est expliqué en anglais ou en espagnol sur les murs donc il n’y a clairement aucune nécessité d’avoir un guide.Il y avait une vidéo explicative datant de plus de 15 ans c’était en anglais, et même moi qui suis bilingue. La qualité était tellement horrible qu’il était impossible de comprendre.Ensuite il faisait vraiment sombre, et encore une fois on a pas pu apprécier correctement et faire des allé retour dans les salles comme on fait dans les musées normalement car le guide nous a pressé. Sans compter que le musée est sponsorisé par l’université catholique. Il y a donc un courant catholique en explication de la culture, des incas et des quechua.Internet sera votre meilleur ami. Si vous avez besoin de vous informer, il n’y a rien de particulier. Dans ce musée. Ce n’est que la momie et toutes les informations nécessaires sont sur Internet.Bref c’est pas une question d’argent entre la culture biaisé est le nom professionnalisme des employés ça n’en vaut pas la peine.

Mark Webster: Really disappointing. As mentioned in other reviews it’s compulsory to have a guided tour. When we arrived and were told this we politely asked if we could go around without a guide. The man in the desk immediately ignored us and started talking to another couple behind us. Incredibly rude. Half the tour is a 20min video with terrible sound quality. The guided tour was rushed and ruined the experience.Note that the museum is sponsored by the Catholic university and is therefore biased. We recommend doing some Quechua guided tours to get the real local history before attending.

Randall Marx: Great place to visit if you have interest in archaeology or Incan culture. They offer tours in English and SpanishVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

Edwin Aparicio: Visit the mummy Juanita

Juan Carlos Medina: Nice museum of the Santa María Catholic University, small but very interesting, the museum staff is super attentive and helpful, the guide is very charismatic and knowledgeable about the subject. Seeing the lady of Ampato is an incredible experience, it is worth the trip! The entrance for nationals is 5 soles. One block from the main square of Arequipa. Go on your visit to this beautiful city. Highly recommended!

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Katherine Espinel Smith: Visited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended Not sureMore

Belissa Salinas Najarro: Highly recommended, the place is adapted in a very suitable way so that optimal conservation is achieved.

Mario Pérez Consuelo: Visited on Weekend Wait time 10–30 min Reservation recommended NoMore

Sour: Good place and the guide is very friendly, only he asks you for a tip, instead of being something voluntary.

Carmen Alvarez: Visited on Weekend Wait time 1 hr+ Reservation recommended YesMore

Carlos Eduardo Mendoza Olivera: A beautiful and historical place in Arequipa

Lucio Ernesto Velarde Robles: Visited on Weekend Reservation recommended NoMore

Keen Torres Gallardo: Very attractive historical placeVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

Elaine Rodrigues: Sensacional a história deste lugar, uma cidade dentro de outra, uma vida de clausura, somente visitando para conseguir entender.

Miguel Angel Alvarez: The Monastery keeps a part of the history of Arequipa from the viceregal era until the previous century, you can appreciate what the life of the religious women of that time was like. The buildings, paintings and objects are of high historical value, pride for the Arequipeños and Peruvians who have visited

Andrew Betts: Superbly preserved, and well explained in Spanish and English throughout. Took us 90 minutes, self guided. Huge.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

Philip Attukadavil: A wonderful must see place in Arequipa. An ancient but elegant monument, worth visiting. One of my favorite places in Arequipa

Manuel Martin: Must visit if you are in Arequipa

Warthongful: It was going back in time with spectacular views

German Jesus Zapata: If or if take some time to visit this place.

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Piero Alarcon: Spectacular!! As everyone says, if you go to Arequipa this is a point that you should go to anyway!

Ornella: Molto suggestivo. Un tuffo nel passato. Le guide sono dolcissime e vale assolutamente la pena fare un giro con loro.

Daniela Diazgranados Ortiz: Beautiful place full of stories and culture, the only bad thing was that a guide was not very friendly, so we decided to do the tour without a guide

Senna: A great way to spend a few hours of your day, and an absolute recommendation for Antigua. The monastery is very big, and there are signs in almost every room explaining the significance of certain tools/spaces in English and Spanish. I would say you won't necessarily need a tour if you search for the info signs.The colours are lovely, and it's just beautiful all around. Perfect place to learn some history.Only downside were the prices, they are quite high at 45PEN for an adult.

María Daniela Cano: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended NoMore

Rafael Nuñez: It is an old colonial house, full of history and very well preserved. A BBVA bank office operates in this place, with availability of Automatic Teller Machines (ATM}

Nathalie Raetzo: Beautiful house with several inner courtyards, converted into a bank. They usually have free exhibitions, which are currently closed due to COVID restrictions.

Mauricio Rodriguez: a work of art

Marcela Morales: Beautiful architecture.

Jesus Angulo: "BBVA and Culture"Beautiful house declared Cultural Patrimony of the Nation, with an original ashlar façade, it is located on the first block of San Francisco street, which receives its name from one of its owners, General Domingo Carlos Tristán del Pozo. Currently this house is the headquarters of the BBVA, which in addition to being a bank agency fulfills the purpose of being a cultural center, where in the first courtyard there are three permanent exhibition rooms, presenting works by Arequipa authors belonging to the Bank's collection, another room dedicated to Arequipa watercolors. Works by Jorge Vinatea Reinoso and Teodoro Núñez Ureta among others are exhibited.

Jan Svartberg: Beautiful Casona Arequipeña. The history of the house dates back to the 18th century when it was built by Domingo Carlos Tristán del Pozo and his wife Ana María Carazas in 1738.

Jose Ignacio Terán: This mansion is pure Arequipeño style. Located next to the Basilica Cathedral and the Plaza de Armas, it is open during the hours that the financial institution inside it does.It also houses a museum with a profusion of works of art that are owned by the BBVA Continental art gallery, which deserves to be visited.

Ilario Bonomi: Ha una storia molto lunga questa casa, che risale al 1738, e presenta bellissime decorazioni dei portali (quelli interni si possono vedere accedendo alle mostre che il palazzo ospita o sbirciando dal cancello nei momenti di chiusura). Da non perdere anche i doccioni.

Evelyn Morales: No hay guía, pero el lugar es hermoso.

Fernando Cerna Muñante: Parte del centro histórico de Arequipa. Hermoso predio.

Georges Donnay: Très joli bâtiment, désormais transformé en banque, mais joli tout de même !

Gabriela Filgueira: Convertida hoy en un banco, esta bella casona de sillar se puede visitar en horario bancario. Tiene además salas museo con muy hermosas obras de arte.

Jordan Huayhua Morales: Si bien es una casa al estilo virreinal, lo que resalta en su interior son las hermosas pinturas en acuarela de inicio y mediados del siglo pasado.

Mayra Soria: Tiene un patio empedrado y es bella la infraestructura

Milenka Valencia: Agency of a bank, has an exhibition hall

Heverd Baleriano Torres: jewelry

Roxana Nizama: beautiful inside view

Kratos Jose: Lindoo lugar turistico