The more I write here the less justice I will do to this place. What I can say is: after a pleasant, breathtaking trip (be sure to take the BR040 through Piedade do Paraopeba, see the map on Inhotim's web site), you arrive at this estate in the middle of nowhere in which, besides seeing top-notch, edgy, best-of-breed international contemporary... More

It was a lot of fun even on a rainy afternoon. I like contemporary art that is still beautiful for beauty's sake and/or does not try too hard to be cutting edge- there's a lot at Inhotim. Nothing offensive jsut to give offense and nothing too simpering. I went once with adults and once with a bunch of kids and... More

Very interesting museum with beautiful gardens and very organized spaces. It is a museum that you spend many hours to visit, but worth spend this time. This museum show pieces of many artists all of world. It near of Belo Horizonte city, Brazil. More

Guess all the previous reviews have provided sufficient tempt to visit this lovely attraction. I will just cover a little information which may be useful. 1. There is a daily bus from Belo Horizonte Rodavaria Bus Station operated by SARITUR departing platform F2 at 0915 sharp! Buy tickets (R$27.68 return) at ticket booth on Concourse level before boarding. the journey... More

Book a day or two for an unforgettable experience involving all the senses. In every walk you will discover something new. In each gallery will have a new feeling. More

Be prepared to spend 2 days at Inhotim. It will worth it! Don't be shy to take the golf cars. The museum attractions are really spread around the park. I recommend staying at Pousada Estalagem Do Mirante, in Brumadinho. More

This does not seem like Brazil! It is dificult to describe Inhotim. Besides being an amazing botanical garden it also has one of the most interesting art collections. You do need several hours. We were there for 5 hours and were not able to explore everyting. We stopped to eat at the Omelet restaurant, which was very unique but probably... More

Easy to reach from BH by bus, but there is only one bus per day at 9 in the morning, so don't miss it. Some of the installations are interesting, other are a bit strange, but mother nature carefully tended will make it up for you. A day well spent. More

A beautiful place, and many pavilions with modern art pieces, mostly from regional contemporary artists. The area is large and hilly, and cars must be left in the parking area, so it is better to buy a ticket for the little tram than to try walking by foot, unless you are athletic-minded. More