
Catetinho
Park Way, Brazil
Édifice public. It lies in southeastern Brazil, most comfortable in the dry winter months from June to August.
Why visit: MASP's floating glass easels, Inhotim's open-air art in botanical gardens, and Rio's Museum of Tomorrow.
- ›Check the closing day — most Brazilian museums shut on Mondays
- ›Look for the free-entry day; many have one each week
- ›Allow a full day for Inhotim, which is a landscape as much as a gallery
- ›Book ahead for the big São Paulo shows
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Best time
Year-round; weekday mornings are quietest
Weather
Tropical with a wet summer and dry winter, reversed from the northern hemisphere: hot, stormy afternoons of 28–35°C from December to March, and mild, dry, clear winters of 15–25°C from June to August that are the best time to travel.
Entry fee
Ticketed (~₹300 – 1,200); many free one day a week
Hours
Typically 10 AM – 6 PM; most closed Mondays
Est. budget
₹500 – ₹2,500
Duration
2 – 4 hours
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