The Blanco Renaissance Museum is a lesser known attraction in Ubud, and is known for its collection of Don Antonio Blanco's artworks.
The Blanco Renaissance Museum is not as popular as other attractions in Ubud, so visit if you have extra days to spare. The crowds here are not as busy as with other attractions, but it still sees quite a few visitors. The crowds tend to get larger duing the peak travel season, too.
The Blanco Renaissance Museum is a unique art museum dedicated to the works of the Spanish artist Don Antonio Blanco, who made Bali his home. Located on a hilltop in Ubud, the museum is housed in Blanco's former residence, which itself is a work of art. The museum showcases a wide range of Blanco's paintings, collages, and illustrated poetry, reflecting his flamboyant style and deep connection to Balinese culture. Visitors can explore the beautifully landscaped gardens, studios, and galleries, gaining insight into Blanco's artistic journey and legacy.
Families with children will sometimes enjoy it, but it really depends on their level of interest. It's not particularly romantic for couples, but not bad either. Budget travelers and backpackers usually enjoy visiting the museum, too.
Entry to The Blanco Renaissance Museum costs 100,000 Rp (around USD $6) for international visitors.
You'll be on your own to explore the area.
No, you don't need to book in advance. Just arrive when ready. Entry tickets cost 100,000 Rp (around USD $6) for international visitors. You can book ahead here: Website.
You should probably expect to spend around 2 hours here. Expect to do plenty of walking during your visit, so wear comfortable shoes. You'll find areas of this museum both indoors and outdoors, so you might need to be prepared for the weather.
As for the time of year, The Blanco Renaissance Museum is equally busy year-round. To avoid the crowds, try to arrive early or later in the day. Visit on weekdays, and avoid the high season if possible. It's only possible to visit during the day.
The Blanco Renaissance Museum
Jl. Raya Campuhan, Sayan, Ubud, Gianyar, Bali, Indonesia
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