Evita Museum Tickets + Audioguide

Eva Perón, an Argentine Icon

María Eva Duarte de Perón, known as Evita, was born on May 7, 1919, in Los Toldos, in the province of Buenos Aires.

As a young woman, she pursued a career as an actress until 1944, when she met General Juan Domingo Perón, whom she would later marry. When the general won the 1946 elections, Evita became First Lady of the Argentine Republic.

Throughout her life, Eva Perón was a passionate advocate for workers' rights and the poor. She also championed women's suffrage, which was approved in Argentina in 1947.

Another of her great achievements was the creation of the Eva Perón Foundation, which funded the construction of hospitals and schools and provided aid to those in need.

Eva Perón died in 1952 at just 33 years old, but her legacy lives on to this day.

Museo Evita Buenos Aires

Located in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Palermo, the Museo Evita occupies a building dating from 1923, which housed a transitional home for vulnerable women created by the Eva Perón Foundation in 1948.

With your ticket to the Museo Evita, you'll explore the permanent exhibition at your own pace with an English audioguide. The visit is estimated to last around 2 hours.

Throughout the exhibition, you'll discover the life and work of Eva Perón. The displays are divided into the following thematic areas:

Biographical Journey

• Childhood and youth: tracing her humble origins in Los Toldos and her arrival in Buenos Aires
• The actress: her career in radio, theater, and cinema before meeting Juan Domingo Perón
• The First Lady: her political role and rise as "the standard-bearer of the humble"
• Her legacy and death: the impact of her passing in 1952 and the enduring myth she left behind

Iconic Objects and Heritage

• Haute couture wardrobe: original dresses, hats, and accessories, many designed by famous designers such as Christian Dior
• Historical documentation: letters, passports, membership cards, and original photographs from the era
• Audiovisual material: excerpts from her most famous speeches and scenes from her films

The Eva Perón Foundation

• Toys and trousseau items were distributed to children and families in need
• Propaganda from the era and details about the construction of hospitals, schools, and homes

Breakfast or Afternoon Snack at the Museum

Your ticket also includes a breakfast or afternoon snack at the museum restaurant. Regardless of the time slot you book, you can choose from the following options:

• A hot drink (tea or coffee) with 2 medialunas
• A cold drink (water, lemonade, or soft drink) with a ham and cheese medialuna

Opening Hours

The Museo Evita Buenos Aires is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 11 am to 7 pm. Please note that your ticket is only valid for the time slot selected at the time of booking.