Museu do Amanhã
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Museu do Amanhã


The Museum of Tomorrow is a science museum on Pier Mauá designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, opened December 17, 2015 with President Dilma Rousseff in attendance.

Built with support from the Roberto Marinho Foundation at a cost of roughly 230 million reais, it was conceived as an icon of the port district's redevelopment, exploring ideas about climate change, environmental degradation, and social collapse through a mostly digital exhibition.

In 2015 the museum received the sculpture Puffed Star II, a twenty-pointed, six-meter star by American artist Frank Stella, installed in the reflecting pool facing Guanabara Bay.

How to go

It is a transit ride from the studio; the route is on this page.

Visit info

Address
Saúde, Rio de Janeiro
Website
museudoamanha.org.br

Transit directions

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Stay nearby

Stay at Mural da Lapa and take transit down to the Calatrava-designed museum on Rio's waterfront.

Frequently asked questions

How far is Museu do Amanhã from Mural da Lapa?

This is not a walking errand from the studio. Use the transit directions above (VLT, metro, or bus) or a ride-hail app.

How can I contact Museu do Amanhã or check for updates?

Yes, through the official site (museudoamanha.org.br).

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