MUSEO GUÍDO BOGGIANI

This archaeological and ethnographic museum has a collection of more than 3,300 pieces, mainly presenting the way of life of the Indians of the Guaraní and Zamuko linguistic family, but also of the Aché, Toba and Maká. Ornaments, masks, sculptures, maracas, funeral urns... The name of the museum pays homage to the Italian Guido Boggiani (1861-1902), one of the first anthropologists to take an interest in the Indians of the Chaco. Sale of fine quality handicrafts. It is not appropriate to negotiate, knowing that the money goes directly to the communities without an intermediary.