The Museo Nacional de Artes Visuales is located in Montevideo, Uruguay, and is dedicated to showcasing the country's visual arts. Established in 1911, it houses an extensive collection of works by prominent Uruguayan artists, including Joaquín Torres García and Pedro Figari. The museum aims to promote and preserve the rich artistic heritage of Uruguay. The museum features a variety of exhibitions, including paintings, sculptures, and drawings. Its architecture is notable, with a design that complements the surrounding Parque Rodó. Visitors can explore both permanent and temporary exhibitions, making it a key cultural destination for art enthusiasts and tourists alike.