Buenos Aires – Home to spectacular Puppet Museum

Puppets have since time immemorial been used to communicate and animate the emotions, needs and ideas of human beings through theatre and street performances. The ancient art of puppetry has been cited in the works of Xenophon and Herodotus dating 5th century BC, and was being practiced in Ancient Greece.

The puppetry art form has been appropriately reflected in the Argentinian Puppet Museum in Buenos Aires. The museum has been established to pay a tribute to the ancient tradition. So, why not book cheap flights to Buenos Aires and discover this spectacular museum yourself!

The Argentinian Puppet Museum was founded in 1983. Mane Bernardo dedicated her old home to establish this museum along with Sara Bianchi. Puppets of all types are currently showcased from various parts of the world at this museum. The visitors at this museum can also learn new things and keep themselves informed at the library here.

Each puppet at the museum tells a story – those of skeletons, wizard, marionettes, tango singers, heroes, dolls, animals, and several others. The Argentinian Puppet Museum also has an in-house theater where puppet shows are produced every Saturday and Sunday of the week. The museum is open from 10 am to 12.30 pm and 3 pm to 6 pm on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays.

The founders of the Argentinian Puppet Museum have kept their dream alive for providing their own house for displaying puppets from worldwide. The specialized library here is major resource for researchers and all the people keenly interested in the art of puppetry. This is simply an amazing place to visit along with your kids and entertain.