Visitor Guide
Useful information for your visit
We want you to fully enjoy your experience at the Puerto Rico Museum of Art.
These recommendations help us protect the artworks and ensure that everyone
so that visitors can tour the museum comfortably, safely, and respectfully.
During your visit
- Bags and umbrellas Leave the large backpacks, the bundles, and the
Non-folding umbrellas at the Ticket Office. - Artworks Unless otherwise indicated, do not touch the
don't lean on the walls. - Photography and video You can take photos and videos for use
personal and non-commercial use. Flash, tripods, or
selfie sticks, unless otherwise stated. - Food and Drinks No food or drinks are allowed.
chewing gum inside the galleries. - Room environment: Keep your phone on silent and try to
speak softly so everyone can enjoy the visit. - Smoke-free space The museum is a smoke-free space. No
Smoking and the use of e-cigarettes are not permitted in any of our
facilities. - Boys and girls: Minors must remain accompanied and
supervised by an adult at all times. - Strollers: To move between the museum's floors,
Use the elevators.
Service and emotional support animals
- Service dogs are welcome in all public areas.
- Emotional support animals are only permitted in the Grand Triple-S Hall.,
the central atrium and the Sculpture Garden, in accordance with museum policy. - All animals must be leashed and under the control of their handler
at all times.
In accordance with the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act), the MAPR will be able
ask the questions permitted by law to determine whether a service dog may be brought into
service and request the removal of any animal that represents a risk or causes disturbance
the experiences of other visitors.
Security
- The facilities have security cameras to protect our
visitors, the collection, and the museum spaces. - It is not permitted to enter with weapons, sharp objects, or other items.
may pose a security risk. - The Puerto Rico Museum of Art reserves the right of admission.
Do you need help during your visit?
Our team will be happy to assist you. If you have questions about accessibility, services, or any aspect of your visit, please don't hesitate to approach museum staff.