I loved how informative the museum was. I could follow Evita's life from her birth to her tragical death. It took me a bit more than an hour to go through, listen to the audio guide and read everything. I loved to merchandise in the gift shop too! Overall, great experience! I definitely recommend it!!

I was keen to learn more about Eva Perón. The museum was excellent and well worth a visit. The ticket included use of an audio guide in English which you can use their WiFi and scan the QR code to listen to on your phone. I enjoyed the videos which had English subtitles and Eva’s dresses were beautiful.

Enjoyed the Evita Museum and learned a lot. The displays were informative. There was an interesting mix of displays. It’s relatively small so doesn’t take a big time commitment. Check it out. It is worthwhile.

We visited this museum as part of a tour, which was part of the problem. Our group was too big and they assigned 1 guide to lead us through. The museum isn't very big and the rooms aren't large so we were cramped and couldn't really hear. They provided a presentation but the speaker didn't speak English (note: this was an all English speaking group and was the tour was reserved ahead of time). I think this would be a better experience with a group of just a few people or on a self-guided tour.

Really interesting account of Evita’s life, and her short period as a very influential public figure in her own right. QR code provides in language audio commentary of the tour. A number of her dresses, shoes and hats on display, along with an actual broadcast of her speaking on the radio. The building has interesting historical value as well. Left wanting to know more about the influence she had on social and women’s rights issues at the time. Taken too soon from Argentina and the world.

Wow, what a beautiful place, home of an amazing woman. The museum was well set out, displaying her various dresses and belongings as you walk through her life history. You can see why Argentinians adored and missed her. All staff were nice and helpful, including the security guy who told me off for taking a photo of a dress (the only things you are not allowed to photograph). In my defence the sign saying not to was about a foot above me and I’m six foot two! Before or after your visit go and have a steak in the restaurant next door which is in fact the courtyard of the house.

This was high up on my list as an Evita fan and it did not disappoint. The fact it is housed in one of her former Fundacion houses, made it extra poignant. The museum was very clearly laid out, with all text available in English too. Staff are on hand to assist if necessary. Good timeline of her life, although going into the video of her funeral, without any mention of her decline/illness, seemed to jump a section. Gift shop at the end with reasonably priced merchandise.

Excellent and informative specialty museum about Evita Peron! I was with an organized tour group to Buenos Aires and they arranged a guided tour in English. Our guide was excellent and presented her information well. I highly suggest you read a little about Evita — Wikipedia is ok — before going to this museum. THEN go to the Recoleta Cementary. We actually had a lecture about Evita, before this tour. Evita was a facinating woman who did tons of charity work for the poor of Argentina. She did a lot during her few, short years here on Earth. It was refreshing to hear positive and well-documented things about Evita Peron. Get a tour if you can. The gift shop had lots of wonderful things! If you need quality presents for women, go there; I really recommend it. Afterwards sit out in the garden area with a warm drink and sweet snack. This museum is well worth the visit.

Fascinating history of Elvira Peron and her impact on Argentina and its people. Great display of artifacts, well done historical timelines, nice audio visuals. And it’s all in a beautiful and very relevant setting. Gift shop and cafe too! Well worth it.