Blanco Renaissance Museum, Ubud: Museum in Bali

Wide view of Blanco Renaissance Museum building and grounds in Ubud, Bali

The Blanco Renaissance Museum house in Ubud, Bali

Exhibition hall of the Blanco Renaissance Museum in Ubud

Blanco Renaissance Museum exterior view in Ubud, Bali

Vertical view of the Blanco Renaissance Museum in Ubud, Bali

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Painter Antonio Blanco's Ubud home-studio: canvases, collages and a hilltop perch above the Campuhan river.

Set on a small hill above the Campuhan river, this was the home and studio of Antonio Blanco, the painter born in Manila to Spanish parents who settled in Ubud in the early 1950s. The building opened as a museum in 1998 and holds his canvases, collages and illustrated books, along with work by his son Mario. It's a compact, colourful visit of about an hour, and it pairs well with the Campuhan Ridge walk, which starts a few minutes away. Come in the morning before the tour groups. A café and a shop sit at the entrance.

Good to know

Opening hours: Every day · 09:00–17:00
What to wear: Anything goes
A visit takes: 60 min
Best time: In the morning

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