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Museo de Arte de Ponce, Ponce

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Survey more than 4,000 European and Latin American art pieces at Museo de Arte de Ponce, the largest art museum in the Caribbean. Puerto Rican industrialist Luis A. Ferre opened the museum in 1965, incorporating his own massive collection of European art. Admire an array of notable pre-Raphaelite paintings, Italian and Spanish collections, and works by distinguished local artists. See pieces by famous painters such as Rubens, Murillo, and Delacroix, and check out the temporary exhibits often hosted here. By using our Ponce tour planner, you can arrange your visit to Museo de Arte de Ponce and other attractions in Ponce.

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Museo de Arte de Ponce Reviews

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• By kittykat8831

  This is my second trip here. We had the great opportunity to take the tour. The guide did the tour mostly in Spanish but translated a few summaries for me when I looked confused. She was great and gav...  more »

• By AnatomydocPonce

  The best art museum in the Caribbean. Holds an impressive religious art collection, and the original Flaming June.  more »

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• By Pauline Schmitt

  Lots of classics and always a fresh exhibit. The best part is that it isn't too big a place that you can't see it all in a few hours. Oh, and bring a sweater. It's very cool in there.

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• By Gregorii T.

  Solid art museum. I see why it's so renowned. Surprisingly not very busy either. It's not super extensive, but for the size of the island it is very impressive. Don't miss the parking lot. It's tiny and right before the museum. Also bags need to be checked at the main desk but it's free so not a big deal. They have staff to let you know what can be photographed and what can't be. Make sure you go to their outside exhibits as well. Not many but worth your time.

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