アンデス博物館 1972 / 墜落記念碑入場券

Very nice and interesting. We went with my family on a cloudy day and we loved it. We left impressed by the information and the facts we learned.

A nice experience to learn more about the accident that occurred. Furthermore, the experience helps to raise awareness about what happened.

Excellent experience. Important symbol to represent the memories of a very tragic event, but that teaches us a lot about how to coexist in harmony with others. And how we're all equal to each other.

Wow Thanks to the people who took the time to gather every detail to tell us what happened The chamber that emulates the temperature, wind, and darkness they were in after the avalanche, wow again

Worth a visit, tell the story in an exciting way

One of the best museums in the world! It's not just about the accident, but about the human relationships arising out of the accident and the lessons we bring to future humanity. Lessons we bring that are important qualities that we should never forget: Empathy, solidarity, compassion, resilience, determination, creativity, religiousness, humor and love. This museum brings all this and an infinity of stories and materials that makes the visit a milestone for your life. Best place to visit in Uruguay, shot! Don't stop going! I will not post photos to avoid spoilers and in respect of the museum curator.

The museum of the Andes tells the story of one of the most iconic tragedies of Latin America, rich in detail and material, still offers the experience of experiencing for 73 seconds 1/3 of the cold that the survivors lived in those days. This visit is worth it.

I really liked that there is so much interactivity and it captures your attention completely. It would be good if the room where the summary is shown on the television were quieter and there were no noises to distract you.

Excellent experience, I'm leaving very happy!

Fantastic experience, very rich in detail, brings a lot of information, even so that you already knew the story through the movies. The highlight of the visit is being able to experience for 72 seconds the intense cold that the survivors faced up there. This Museo is a must stop for those passing through Montevideo.