This is a list of the most visited museums in each region in 2023, based upon the annual reports of museum attendance from the Art Newspaper Review, and from official national sources. If 2023 figures are not available, earlier figures are shown, with the year indicated.
Name | City | Visitors per year | Country | Year reported |
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Art Gallery of New South Wales | Sydney | 1,692,028 | ![]() | 2023 [29] |
National Gallery of Victoria | Melbourne | 1,580,303 | 2022 [30] | |
Australian National Maritime Museum | Sydney | 1,093,072 | 2023 [31] | |
National Gallery of Australia | Canberra | 1,021,983 | 2022 [32] | |
Australian Museum | Sydney | 950,000 | 2023 [33] | |
Museum of New Zealand | Wellington | 863,129 | ![]() | 2022 [32] |
Powerhouse Museum (Ultimo) | Sydney | 583,757 | ![]() | 2023 [34] |
Queensland Gallery of Modern Art | Brisbane | 271,030 | 2020 [35] | |
Australian Centre for the Moving Image | Melbourne | 1,316,000 | 2016 [36] | |
Museum of Contemporary Art Australia | Sydney | 1,206,000 | 2017 [37] |
South America | ||||
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Name | City | Visitors per year | Country | Year reported |
Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil | Belo Horizonte | 1,474,825 | ![]() | 2023 [38] |
Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil | Rio de Janeiro | 1,323,034 | 2023 [38] | |
Museu Nacional da Republica | Brasília | 935,168 | 2017 [37] | |
Instituto Tomie Othake | São Paulo | 895,769 | 2017 [37] | |
Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo | 880,000 | 2023 [39] | ||
Museu do Ipiranga | 655,759 | 2023 [40] | ||
São Paulo Museum of Art | 530,235 | 2023 [41] | ||
Latin American Art Museum of Buenos Aires | Buenos Aires | 515,000 | ![]() | 2023 [42] |