The Museum Ibere Camargo in Porto Alegre is a must go if you´re in the capital of Rio Grande. The building, by the portuguese architect Alvaro Siza is amazing and the exhibits of great quality. Usually one exhibit of the artist Ibere camargo and one invited. Short visits, about two hours and great fun.

Ibere was the one of the best artisit from Porto Alegre and this museum is dedicated to his memory, but also present the best exhibitions and have an wonderful setting in a very modern building

The view of the river alone is amazing but if you catch the sunset it will take your breath away. It is a must for those in love.

Fundação Iberê Camargo is a must in Porto Alegre, South of Brazil. Projected by the Portuguese star-architect Alvaro Siza, the museum is extremely beautiful. I went there many times, and it is always different. Besides the Iberê's collection, seasonal exhibits make the museum alive and vibrant. The best views you can have in the city are by the museum windows.... More

This building is by the Portuguese architect Alvaro Siza and reminded me a lot of his wonderful Museu Serralves in his home town of Porto in Portugal. Don't miss seeing this marvellous building and peeking out of every single window to see what little surprise he has in store for you. Oh yes, and the art exhibition was great, too.

It's a nice museum, not big, in a nice place outside the center of the city, by a river. But the thing that impressed me most is the architecture of the place, different of what you'll find in the rest of the city

Visited on June 9th, 2012. I was impressed with the quality of Siza's work, which is very classy yet simple. As another user has said, Siza's architecture makes it worth going there and that was my case, as only the 4th floor was opened on that day as they were still putting an exposition up for the remaining floors. I... More

beautiful sunset view!! must go also for a nice coffee!!!

Thats a very nice exemple of modern architecture in the city. Thats a new museum, in front of the Guaiba Lake, with the fantastic works of the local artist Ibere Camargo.