This small museum is rich with artefacts from the indigenous populations of South America. The collector has built up her displays over a 30 year period and they depict masks, jewellery, art, vessels, instruments, ceremonial clothes and religious iconography spanning a few centuries. The curator...More

You need to go to this museum and have Diego give you a private tour. He will know your name right away and gives you a special tour. Really interesting place too, I learned a lot. You must go! Thanks Diego - Melissa

Very small and intimate with Diego ready to answer any question at any time. Give yourself at least an hour (and much more if you are interested in 19-20th century interpretation of indigenous art on the Incan road to Cuzco). Don't be intimidated by the...More

Fantastic, a house size Aladdin's cave of treasures complete with an interesting and knowledgeable guide. Best small museum I have ever seen.

If you are interested in learning about indigenous cultures, this is the right place to visit. It is a magical trip through different ancient and indigenous communities from South America. Not only is the material displayed of excellent quality and vey well preserved but also...More

This museum displays an interesting collection of South-American indigenous objects, like textiles, pottery and jewelry. The owner explains a lot (and speaks English), which is nice. It made me understand the South-American culture better. Entrance fee is 100 pesos, definitely worth it!

Make this a top in Salta. This is an eclectic but really interesting collection of ethnographical pieces, old and more recent which aims to put indigenous culture in context. The guide is enthusiastic and knowledgable