Museo Andes 1972 / Crash Memorial Adgangsbillet
Beskrivelse
Museet hæder minder om de 29 uruguayere, der omkom i Andes i 1972, da deres fly styrtede på vej fra Montevideo til Santiago de Chile. Denne udstilling er også dedikeret til 16-stipendiaten, som "vendte tilbage til livet" efter at have udholdt 72 infernalske dage under de værste tænkelige forhold. (se film og / eller bog: "Alive") Udstillingen omfatter billeder, dokumenter, personlige ejendele og flyaffald, blandt andet relevante ting. En tidslinje giver en daglig redegørelse for de begivenheder, der fandt sted i "Valley of Tears", i de uendelige 72 dage.
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Rejseplan
Museet ligger i en bygning fra det 19. århundrede i det historiske centrum af Montevideo, der blev erklæret som national arv. Udstillingen inkluderer billeder, dokumenter, personlige ejendele og flyaffald, blandt andre relevante genstande. En tidslinje giver en daglig redegørelse for begivenhederne, der fandt sted i "Valley of Tears", såvel som af vigtige begivenheder, der fandt sted på samme tid i andre dele af verden under de uendelige 72 dage. 400 kvadratmeter, 40 tosprogede paneler, 30 skabe, flere skærme og originale debries, viser dig alle de relevante fakta om denne unikke historie om overlevelse. Vores aktiviteter (kunstkonkurrencer, konferencer osv. Relateret til flere emner i forbindelse med historien) kan følges via vores webside.
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Anmeldelser(398)
So powerful. The story is old, but the courage is current
Congratulations to the Museum! Sensational team! And ready!! Extremely informative museum. And true
Divine, I loved the tour and the information.
I remember it happening. I remember reading the book. I remember seeing the film. Powerful and touching.
The story of bravery of the survivors. Powerful. The story of world paying attention and celebrating the survivors
Beautiful experience. I went to spend my birthday in Montevideo and chose this city mainly to go and see the Museum. It's very complete and exciting to be there.
The exhibition is impacting. You can feel the suffering, despair and the terrible cold that the survivors faced. But with their strength, unity, and courage they went in search of a miracle! I cried a lot reading the letters to the family, makes us reflect a lot, how fragile life is!
It is a museum that explains in great detail what the survivors and the deceased experienced in the tragedy of the Andes. The stories, the wreckage of the plane, the personal belongings... everything that's on site is really moving. Also everything dedicated to the Chilean muleteer who was the first to find them. Rarely when you go to a museum do you experience so many emotions.
Even if you are not familiar with this incredible story of the 1972 plane crash & survival in the Andes this museum is well worth a visit. I read 'Alive' by Piers Paul Read in my early twenties so I knew a lot of what transpired. The exhibits are excellent & there are so many personal items belonging to the crash survivors as well. In the basement there is a chamber that re-creates the temperatures the crash victims experienced during their enforced stay on the mountain. Well worth a visit
It is an amazing place, where you can experience many sensations in the open. Must-see... anyone visiting Montevideo has to stop by.
