Very nice museum. No fee. They have lockers for your needs. The casa is on two floors.

Very pretty and peaceful old house. A bit hard to find. I liked it better than the nearby Rivera house

Disappointing for us. This museum has been recommended on the internet, Google maps and lonely planet. When we were there, only 1 room of Lavalleja's birthplace was accessible. For the rest it was a gaucho museum.

Very nice architecture and exhibit of Uruguayan history. All in Spanish.

Excellent place to research Uruguay'history, based on unique documentation.

Lavalleja House Museum. A highly recommended place to travel back in time. An internal patio with some spectacular banana trees. In the background a museum of weapons, kitchen items, entertainment and a spectacular library. At the top you can find perfectly preserved rooms with galleries that overlook the internal party that make you want to spend the afternoon in that place.

Friendly, helpful staff. Nice historic collection.

Very beautiful old house, full of greenery and interesting exhibitions.

It is worth visiting, plus it is free. The house is very well maintained and so are the exhibitions. It's a shame that there aren't more rooms available (the owners' rooms). The staff is very friendly and although the objects are not very interesting, the simple fact of seeing the house is worth it. Special mention to the living room on the upper floor, which is very well maintained and still has the original painted walls (with maintenance, of course)

Bellisimo

Una hermosa casa, de tipo colonial, con doble patio. Estupenda colección de Roberto Bouton. Salones en muy buen estado y decoración. Muy recomendable.

(Translated by Google) It is a very nice museum, where you can visit and get to know the house of Juan Antonio Lavalleja. The museum is free to enter and does not have public toilets (Original) Es muy lindo museo, donde podes recorer y conocer la casa de Juan Antonio Lavalleja. El museo es de entrada libre y no cuenta con sanitarios públicos

Uma ótima experiência que permite conhecer mais sobre história do Uruguai. Entrada franca e atendimento super cordial.