Museo Pedro de Osma

The Pedro de Osma Museum is a cultural institution located in the Barranco district of Lima, Peru. It occupies a refined historic mansion that serves as both architectural heritage site and exhibition space. The museum takes its name from Pedro de Osma, whose collection forms its foundation. The building itself represents an important example of Lima's late 19th and early 20th century residential architecture, situated in Barranco, a district known for its bohemian character and cultural institutions along the Pacific coast. Monday. Ramps, lifts and accessible toilets connect the mansion's principal galleries and garden route. Monday. PEN 30. About 30 minutes before closing. Yes. Peruvian viceregal art and decorative arts. Barranco. Open Tuesday-Sunday 10:00-18:00; closed Monday. Last admission is normally 30 minutes before closing. Adult admission is PEN 30; students, seniors and children receive published concessions. Ramps, lifts and accessible toilets connect the mansion's principal galleries and garden route. The museum is on Avenida Pedro de Osma 421 in Barranco; Metropolitano Bulevar station is about a 20-minute walk or short taxi ride. Monday. PEN 30. About 30 minutes before closing. Yes. Peruvian viceregal art and decorative arts. Barranco. Open Tuesday-Sunday 10:00-18:00; closed Monday. Last admission is normally 30 minutes before closing. Adult admission is PEN 30; students, seniors and children receive published concessions. Ramps, lifts and accessible toilets connect the mansion's principal galleries and garden route. The museum is on Avenida Pedro de Osma 421 in Barranco; Metropolitano Bulevar station is about a 20-minute walk or short taxi ride. Monday. PEN 30. About 30 minutes before closing. Yes. Peruvian viceregal art and decorative arts. Barranco. Open Tuesday-Sunday 10:00-18:00; closed Monday. Last admission is normally 30 minutes before closing. Adult admission is PEN 30; students, seniors

The museum houses one of Lima's strongest collections of viceregal art, spanning the colonial period when Peru was governed by Spanish viceroys. This encompasses paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts from the 16th through 18th centuries. The collection includes works from the Cuzco School of painting, notable for its distinctive fusion of European religious iconography with Andean artistic traditions. Furniture, silverwork, and textiles complement the visual arts holdings. The mansion's original rooms provide period-appropriate settings for displaying these objects, creating an integrated experience of art and architectural context. PEN 30. The museum is on Avenida Pedro de Osma 421 in Barranco; Metropolitano Bulevar station is about a 20-minute walk or short taxi ride.

Visitors should allocate sufficient time to appreciate both the viceregal art collection and the historic mansion's architectural features. A thorough visit would include examining the paintings, sculptures, decorative arts, and the building's interior details such as furnishings and room configurations. The museum's relatively contained scale compared to major national institutions suggests a visit can be completed in a focused half-day or less, though art historians and enthusiasts may prefer extended examination. The combination of permanent collection and historic house museum qualities rewards unhurried exploration. About 30 minutes before closing.

Open Tuesday-Sunday 10:00-18:00; closed Monday. Last admission is normally 30 minutes before closing. The museum is on Avenida Pedro de Osma 421 in Barranco; Metropolitano Bulevar station is about a 20-minute walk or short taxi ride. Ramps, lifts and accessible toilets connect the mansion's principal galleries and garden route.

Adult admission is PEN 30; students, seniors and children receive published concessions. Open Tuesday-Sunday 10:00-18:00; closed Monday. Last admission is normally 30 minutes before closing. Ramps, lifts and accessible toilets connect the mansion's principal galleries and garden route. The museum is on Avenida Pedro de Osma 421 in Barranco; Metropolitano Bulevar station is about a 20-minute walk or short taxi ride.

The museum is on Avenida Pedro de Osma 421 in Barranco; Metropolitano Bulevar station is about a 20-minute walk or short taxi ride. Ramps, lifts and accessible toilets connect the mansion's principal galleries and garden route. Open Tuesday-Sunday 10:00-18:00; closed Monday. Last admission is normally 30 minutes before closing.

Ramps, lifts and accessible toilets connect the mansion's principal galleries and garden route. Monday. PEN 30. About 30 minutes before closing. Historic surfaces, crowds and security remain relevant. Open Tuesday-Sunday 10:00-18:00; closed Monday. Last admission is normally 30 minutes before closing.

Visitors should inquire about permitted uses upon arrival or contact the museum in advance through https://museopedrodeosma.org/. Many museums restrict flash photography to protect light-sensitive artworks, particularly the textiles and paintings characteristic of viceregal collections. Some institutions prohibit photography entirely in certain galleries or require special permits for professional equipment. Smartphone photography may be treated differently from camera use. Visitors intending to publish images or use them for commercial purposes should seek explicit permission, respecting both institutional policies and copyright considerations for displayed artworks. Adult admission is PEN 30; students, seniors and children receive published concessions.