Reviews
Rating by month
| Month | Reviews | Average | Owner replies |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-11 | 3 | 4.67 | 0 |
| 2026-10 | 22 | 4.86 | 0 |
| 2026-09 | 20 | 4.85 | 0 |
| 2026-08 | 15 | 4.67 | 0 |
Latest reviews
I enjoyed it on a sunny Saturday, but we had to park on the street. The parking lot was very small, with few spaces. The place has a cafeteria, restrooms, and a nice outdoor area. It's worth it.
Very friendly! Perfect for a rainy day. It's far from everything, but you can get there easily by car. I recommend it, and admission is free!
Pleasant place, easy access and parking. Good for family activities.
I really enjoyed it, the employee who helped us was a sweetheart and super enthusiastic!!! Incredible exhibits, I highly recommend it.
Largest collection of Brazilian popular culture. A must-see.
Good space and exhibits. Easy parking.
Very beautiful, and on weekends it has indoor attractions for children aged 0 to 3. Worth a visit.
Beautiful place.
The Pontal Museum was a wonderful discovery!<br><br>Exploring the personal collection of a French collector who fell in love with Brazil, married here, and started a family, having children and grandchildren, was touching. Through his collection, we learned a lot about the various Brazils that make up our country, its cultural diversity, its traditions, and the creativity of its people.<br><br>Entry is free, with an invitation to make a voluntary contribution, in whatever amount each visitor wishes. The space also has free parking, a charming café, a pleasant green area for children, and a small theater that makes the visit even more interesting for the little ones.<br><br>Unfortunately, there is one point that deserves attention: the welcoming atmosphere. Both at the reception and among the monitors circulating through the exhibitions, we felt a lack of friendliness, smiles, and enthusiasm. It's a shame that a place so rich in history, beauty, and artistic expression doesn't have a team that transmits some of that same enchantment to the visitor.<br><br>Brazilian folk art is vibrant, warm, and full of humanity. A more welcoming atmosphere and people truly engaged with what they do would make the experience even more special.<br><br>The Museum deserves to be known and appreciated. I hope this observation is received as constructive criticism, as the space has everything to provide an unforgettable cultural experience.