Museo de Arte Decorativo Firma y Odilo Estévez
Museo Estévez
A museum in a wealthy merchant’s mansion beside the cathedral, preserving European furniture, silverware, porcelain and paintings by Goya and other masters in their original setting.
The museum was the home of tobacco merchant Estévez and his wife. It opened to the public in 1968 in accordance with their will. The interior keeps the look of an early 20th-century wealthy household, with a collection of European antique furniture, Eastern porcelain, silverware, glassware, and works from the schools of Goya and El Greco. The museum is small but refined, and admission is inexpensive. Allow about an hour, and combine it with a visit to the cathedral and the Monument to the Flag.
Opening hours
Approx. Wed–Sun 15:00–19:00
Nearby sights
- Rosario Cathedral
- Che Guevara's Birthplace
- National Flag Memorial
- Teatro El Círculo
- Peatonal Córdoba & Paseo del Siglo
- Costanera of Rosario
- Parque de España
- Museo de la Memoria