romance museum

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    • Pit53_13 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      Lovely small museum which felt more like a rather grand home. The furniture, porcelain and glass were all interesting and gave a real feel as to how the more affluent in Trinidad used to live. The staff didn't appear to speak much English, so our guide was extremely useful.
    • Linnbada 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      Very nice collection of artifacts left behind from another generation of local families. We had an English speaking guide that made it interesting to learn about each of the pieces and the history of Trinidad.
    • Martin1024 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      It's really nice colonial house. The whole tout take 20-30 minutes. We've liked the kitchen. You should take a tour guide for a little tip.
    • r_lake_rider 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      Romance Museum was interesting to walk through, although it would have been more interesting had we arranged a tour guide (which some groups had) to give us better insight into the history of the place. At face value, it was worthwhile just seeing the decor and old-timey luxury of the place. Overall, a nice way to spend 20 minutes.
    • citycat66 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      This gracious home on the Plaza Mayor has many lovely things such as crystal, porcelain, furniture, embroidery, and art on view. The views from the rooms provide photo opportunities as one looks out over the red tile roofs of the town to the mountains in the distance. It also gives one an insight into how the 1% lived. The guides do not speak English, but 'baccarat" and "marble" do not need translation. We gave the guide a tip of 2cucs at the end of our tour as she spent a long time with us, and gave us much personal attention. I don`t know if this was the correct thing to do, but we felt it was appropriate. This is the only decorative arts museum we had time to visit on our tour, and we were very pleased we did so. It certainly is a big contrast to how mostpeople in Cuba lived at the time.
    • juliaahoad 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      This museum was full of some very interesting exhibits. It made one realise what connections ( and wealth) some of the people in Cuba once had.
    • Lonelobster 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      This is an old colonial mansion situated right on the Plaza mayor. There is a 2 CUC entry and another 1 CUC for photos. I wasn't sure if I was going to take photos so arranged to pay as I left if I did take any. The case is filled with furnishings of a (several) wealthy families. Very interesting to see how the other half lived. Guides are waiting just inside the door to take you though and explain things. It seems that most are Spanish speaking only. The upper balconies provide great spots for photos of the Plaza mayor and town.
    • 959billm 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      Great place with a .variety of interesting exhibits depicting the highs and lows of Cuban heritage and post revolution memoribilia
    • Superkatt 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      This museum is situated by the central square in Trinidad. Museum is placed in the mansion of a wealthy family of Trinidad and tells about the atmosphere of a rich plantation-owning family living, showing furniture, porcelain, portraits etc etc. Not every exhibit was belonging to just this family, and museum is a sort of collection from whole the colonial Trinidad. Beautiful pictures can be taken from the upper floor balcony towards the well-known photogenic Tower of Trinidad, in a way a symbol of the city.Ticket for using a camera/taking photos costs 1 CUC/camera. Plan to have at least half an hour for a visit.
    • BerylM80 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      Liked everything. Well maintained furniture, glass and china.Room layout well planned, and lovely courtyard.
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