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- The finest european art collection in Southern Hemisphere. Raphael, Rubens, Goya, Van Gogh, Monet, Cézanne, Matisse, Degas, Modigliani, Renoir, Picasso... And my personal favorite, Toulouse-Lautrec.Upvoted Mar 24
- SAADDecember 14, 2018If you reach this museum, most likely you'll find so many activities, art collections, and dancing groups at the street! 🎻🎭💃🏻
- AFAR MediaApril 8, 2015Check out the impressive selection of antiques at the Sunday market. After, you can cross the street and visit the handicrafts market and stop for some good street food sold among the artisan booths. Read more
- Free on tuesday! Incredible paintings of Picasso, Van Gogh, Degas, Portinari, Toulouse-Lautrec, Gaugin, Modigliani, Rafaello, Tiziano, Renoir, Matisse, etc.
- Ricardo GAugust 28, 2017The top floor has an interesting display of the museum's collection. It's counter intuitive to have to walk around the paintings to read their info, though.
- Diego SartoriJanuary 9, 2014Small museum with interesting pieces. Works from many Dutch artists from Van Gogh, Frans Post, Salomon van Ruysdael to a self-portrait of Rembrandt! It's like a compact Rijksmuseum.
- Agatha KorbusAugust 27, 2013Contextually great Romanticism exhibition on the second floor featuring Van Gogh, Gauguin, Renoir, El Greco, Toulouse-Lautrec, Vuillard, Delacroix, Manet, Monet, Cezanne, Degas and much more.
- NathanJune 6, 2022Worth checking out if you’re visiting the city. An eclectic mix of styles and mediums presented side by side.
- Otel.comSeptember 29, 2011Also known as MASP, this art museum is home to Latin American, Western, and the best Brazilian art. Also find some Degas, Delacroix, Tintoretto, and Van Gogh in here. Museum closed on Mondays.
- IDOETA ArquiteturaJanuary 31, 2012It was built in 1968. Designed by the Italian modernist architect Lina Bo Bardi. His famous columns, however, were painted red just in 1990 in a partnership with the Suvinil paint company.
- John KaweskeMay 24, 2018After living in Brazil for ten plus years. I would frequent this museum. Excellent collections.
- Travel + LeisureAugust 30, 2012This 1968 Modernist building houses one of the most comprehensive Western art collections (ranging from Botticelli to Diego Rivera) in the Southern Hemisphere.
- Emilio CMay 11, 2015This is the most important museum in Sao Paulo. It's pretty small, though, if you're used to museums in the USA.
- Kate FurmanMay 31, 2016There are two sub-basements that are part of the museum. Don't miss that part.
- Luma GuarçoniJuly 15, 2014Great minimalist and conceptual artworks in display. From Richard Serra, to Carl Andre, to Vitto Acconci. First floor
- Antonio I FlorezAugust 27, 2014There is only one floor, but the visit can take at least two hours. Better to go on Tuesdays, it's free.
- Juan MarcDecember 5, 2017Modern art Expositions seem a bit dated. Have seen much more impacting stuff elsewhere in SP
- Billy ComfortDecember 22, 2011Always interesting international and Brazilian exhibitions and well-worth checking back regularly for new stuff!
- Humberto GarciaDecember 11, 2019Just one big exposition, the first floor was closed, but still pretty good
- AndréMay 19, 2012Excelent restaurant, but no options for a quick snack. The small coffee shop downstairs only serves coffee and cookies, but no savory goods.
- Beto CardosoMay 25, 2013The Triumph of Detail: Portraits • Goya's “Retrato da Condessa de Casa das Flores” (1790–1797) is one of the masterpieces • until June 9th, 2013
- George John PalisocAugust 28, 2010You would not expect that they got a huge collection from Van Gogh & Rodin. This place is not to be missed.
- MariaFebruary 2, 2020Probably the worst art museum ever. Skip it and go to Itau Cultural instead. Way better!Upvoted 6 days ago
- Abby ToomeyMarch 16, 2013For some idiotic reason they make you wear your backpack backwards here. #lostintranslation
- Elena CresciaFebruary 25, 2010Marc Chagall exhibit until March 28th, Romantism exhibit till May 8th. Both of them amazing! (free on Tuesdays) Read more
- Visit BrasilMay 14, 2010Every Sunday morning there is an antique fair underneath the museum. Check it out!