Museo Casa de Murillo

Quick Facts
- Location
- Bolivia, La Paz
- Category
- Museum
- Duration
- 1 hour
- Opening Hours
- Generally open daytime, Tuesday to Sunday; verify with neighborhood museum notices.
- Ticket Price
- Entry is very cheap, and street combo tickets or Sunday free days can cut costs further.
- Address
- Museo Casa de Murillo, La Paz, Bolivia
- Coordinates
- -16.4977, -68.1376
Introduction
The Museo Casa de Murillo stands on Calle Jaén, La Paz's best-preserved colonial cobblestone street, where several museums line up side by side. Pedro Domingo Murillo, a central figure of the 1809 La Paz revolution and a martyr of Bolivian independence, is traditionally associated with this house. Rooms recreate colonial-era domestic life with period furniture, religious paintings and household objects, while the courtyard and wooden galleries typify Andean colonial residences. Step outside and the rest of the Jaén museum quarter awaits in both directions.
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FAQ
What are the opening hours of Museo Casa de Murillo?
Generally open daytime, Tuesday to Sunday; verify with neighborhood museum notices.
How much is the admission for Museo Casa de Murillo?
Entry is very cheap, and street combo tickets or Sunday free days can cut costs further.
Any practical tips for visiting Museo Casa de Murillo?
Most state museums in La Paz are free on Sundays — the best day to museum-hop here. Jaén's cobblestones are uneven; wear grippy shoes and take it slow.
How long should I spend at Museo Casa de Murillo?
A typical visit takes 1 hour.

