The Oscar Niemeyer Museum in Curitiba, is a site dedicated to visual arts exhibition, architecture, town planning and design. With more than 17.000 meters square of exhibition área, the Museum was designed by Oscar Niemeyer, a worldwide known modernist architecture. He has designed many buildings in Brasília – the capital of Brasil.
Inaugurated in 2002, the site mix straight with curved lines, concrete with green areas, neutral with collour. Its colection is displayed in 12 exhibition halls and the Museum has approximately 4,000 pieces, for instance Tarsila do Amaral, Di Cavalcanti, Tomie Ohtake, Andy Warhol, Cândido Portinari, Francisco Brennand, Caribé, Theodoro De Bona, Oscar Niemeyer among other artists works.
With the goal to provide a great visual art experience to the visitor, the Museum has a multidisciplinar team. Called Educational Action, it is a department responsible for providing courses and workshops open to the public.
The ground floor hosts most of the exhibitions and can be accessed by ramp or elevator, facilitating the transit of people with disabilities
Accessible for wheelchair users, seniors and pregnant women. Check the site for more information.
Wi-fi is available for visitors
Military police: 190
Liquids and food are not allowed inside the Museum
Full priced ticket: R$ 12.00
Half-priced ticket: R$ 6.00
Free admission: Wednesdays: 10am – 6pm, with special programming
Address
Rua Marechal Hermes, 999, Centro Cívico – Curitiba, Paraná
You can go to the Museum by taxi. Check fares and look for a service provider.
You can rent a car in Curitiba and drive to the Museu Oscar Niemeyer.
Bus routes to the Museum: Assembléia, Palácio Iguaçu, Oscar Niemeyer or Marechal Hermes. If you prefer, check the information of each route.