Museum of Image and Sound

The Museum of Image and Sound in São Paulo is the Brazilian State Museum of Audio and Video Files. It was created at the end of the last century – in 1970 on the initiative of Paulo Emilio Gomez Salles and Ricardo Cravo Albina. The total area of the museum is more than five thousand square meters.

The museum’s collection includes more than three hundred and fifty thousand different audio and video recordings. There are also short and documentaries, historically significant photographs, as well as graphic design items. The museum has a research and production center, which employs professional artists and announcers. The center has a unique program of transcription and translation of documents.

Entrance to the museum is free for all groups of visitors. If desired, you can order guide services here.