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Don’t feel rushed! Take your time to read about the murals and artists. I found little details within the art that you might miss if you hurry through it

I strongly suggest going early in the morning, around 9 AM, when it’s less crowded and the light is perfect for photos. You’ll almost have the place to yourself!

I suggest taking a break at one of the waterfront seating areas. Just chilling out and people-watching for a bit really elevated my experience.

I recommend bringing a light jacket if you're planning to sit outside. The breeze off the water can get chilly, especially around sunset.

My advice is to check out the happy hour deals at the restaurants. I snagged some great tapas and drinks for way less than I thought I'd spend

If you want to grab some unique souvenirs, head to the little market stalls on the north end. I found some awesome handmade crafts that you don't see in typical stores.

My tip is to take the self-guided audio tour. It gives you a lot of great info without having to stick to a guide's schedule. Just plug in and explore!

I think you should check out the museum's special events calendar before your visit. Sometimes there are free admission days or special exhibits that are pretty cool!

Grab a map at the entrance; it’s super helpful. I didn’t take one and wandered a bit aimlessly. The layout is nice, but having a map really helped me not miss any key exhibits next time!

Check out the museum's café for a light snack. The views from the terrace are stunning and really make for a nice break during your visit. I regret not grabbing a coffee to enjoy while taking in the scenery!

If you're into art, take your time with the installations in the outdoor areas. I rushed through them and later realized I missed some incredible pieces. Give yourself at least an extra hour to explore those outdoor displays.

Grab a snack at the café before you head in. The food is decent and gives you a nice break, especially if you're planning to spend a few hours exploring.

My advice is to bring water and wear comfy shoes. There's a lot to take in and you might want to stroll around the gardens afterwards.

Definitely check out the interactive exhibits; I found them really moving and informative. It made my experience so much richer than just walking around.

If you can, buy your tickets online ahead of time. I thought buying them at the door would be quicker, but there was a long line on weekends!

Check out the tiles with the artists' names – it's super cool to see who has made an impact in Latin music. I had a great time snapping pics for my friends. Don't rush it, take your time here.

I suggest grabbing a snack at one of the local cafes nearby, like La Carreta. The food is delicious, and it's a great way to take a break from walking around

I think you should check the museum’s calendar before you go. During my visit, there was a cool temporary exhibit, and I had no idea until I got there!