Caraffa Museum of Fine Arts

The Caraffa Museum of Fine Arts is one of the most interesting sights of Cordoba. The unusual architecture of the building and interesting expositions constantly attract the attention of residents and guests of the city.

The building of the museum was erected in 1916 in the classical style, and originally served as a provincial museum. It was not until 1950 that the museum received the name of Argentine artist Emilio Caraffa, which it still bears today. Initially, the area of the institution was 1200 square meters, but the museum grew, was repeatedly reconstructed, and today its scale has grown to 4400 square meters.

In addition to the works of Caraffa, it houses the works of many other world-famous artists, including Pablo Picasso and Francisco Goya. The museum, in addition to the permanent exhibition, constantly organizes various exhibitions, there is also a concert hall.