Person & artist museums in Bolivia

The former home of don Pedro Domingo Murillo, who led the La Paz Revolution of 1809, displays collections of colonial art, furniture, etc.

The Bolivian Coast Museum is a historical institution dedicated to the War of the Pacific that took place in 1879. This war resulted in Bolivia losing its coastal territories on the Pacific Ocean. The museum also pays tribute to the hero of that war, Colonel Eduardo Abaroa. Visitors can learn about the historical context of the war, its impact on Bolivia, and the heroic deeds of Colonel Eduardo Abaroa.

The Museo de la Revolución Democrática y Cultural, colloquially known as the Museo de Evo Morales Ayma or Museo de Orinoca, is situated in the small town of Orinoca. This town is part of the municipality of Santiago de Andamarca in the Sud Carangas Province, within the Department of Oruro. This location provides a unique cultural and historical context for the museum's exhibits.

The Casa museo Solón is a cultural institution situated in La Paz. It is managed by the Solón Foundation and is dedicated to showcasing the work of the renowned Bolivian painter and muralist, Walter Solón. The museum provides a unique opportunity to delve into the artistic legacy of this influential figure.