I love Museum! Ok, now that I have that little school girl crush blurt off my chest, I can breathe normally.
Museum is such the epitamy of Buenos Aires nightlife and culture ; old and young, silicone-enhanced and goth grunge all mingle between three floors. If you don’t find someone of your liking to speak with here, you should probably just stay home in pajamas as you probably won’t find it anywhere else.
Museum is comprised of three floors; one main dance floor with two bars, and second and third stories wrapping around the main floor as a balcony. Each of these upper levels has its own bar, and are filled with lounge like couches and tables. These upper levels are exclusive for the VIP crowd. The VIP’s consist of the lovely, well-dressed, well-off, “friend of someone”, who sip on wine and champagne. the ambience is a little bit more refined, and a little bit more intimate. Make it up here if mingling is more of a priority than dancing (there is dancing up here, but it is a slightly more limited).
Downstairs the dancefloor is filled with everyone from Bachelorette parties, highlighted metro men, grunge rockers, and the more chill tee-shirt wearing crowd. This massive dancefloor is dominated by dancing, with the outskirts being filled with hanger-outers, bar huggers, and chatting groups. In the far end of the groundfloor there is a catwalk which many nights will feature scantily clad hotties of both sexes strutting their stuff, much to the appreciation of the tipsy crowd. Hangout downstairs if you want a more rowdy, varied ambience.
We usually visit Museum on Wednesdays and Fridays. Wednesdays are pretty cool for “after-office” parties, which start a bit earlier than the typical Argentine night and allow you to get up for work the next day. Fridays are a whole other story- daylight usually has hit by the time we can pull ourselves out of Museum. There is nothing better than a drunken breakfast of pastries. I would consider this the “Churro Walk of Shame”.
Entrance to Museum is currently $35 pesos for guys and girls. The line can get long. Luckily we don’t worry about either of these thanks to our good friends at Musuem. Come join us to rock it like a VIP!
I Go Buenos Aires leads pub crawls which end in Musuem Wednesdays and Fridays. You can add in if the group maximum has not yet been reached.
Contact Info@IGoBuenosAires.com for details.
Cheers,
Kate
