Museo Regional de la Araucanía

Museums

Av. Alemania 84, Temuco, IX Región, Chile

The Araucanía Regional Museum, located in Temuco, is an important cultural center that highlights the history and traditions of the Araucanía region of southern Chile. The museum is housed in a building that was originally the Casa de la Gobernación de la Araucanía, built in 1885, giving it a unique historical and architectural touch.

Inside, the museum houses a rich collection of objects and exhibits that narrate the history of the Mapuche people, colonization, and the development of the region. Its exhibits include archaeological artifacts, textiles, ceramics, and a valuable collection of contemporary art and photography illustrating the life and culture of the region.

In addition to its permanent exhibitions, the Regional Museum of Araucanía organizes educational activities, workshops, and cultural events that seek to promote knowledge and appreciation of local history, with a special focus on the Mapuche worldview and its influence on regional identity. It is an ideal space for those who want to delve into the cultural and historical richness of Temuco and the region in general.