Modern and Vibrant Plaza de la Cultura With Tickets Included

Description

They were noble, trustworthy people, sailors and lovers of casabe; They knew this pristine land before anyone else. They were called Taínos. They lived with Europeans and Africans. They met through signs to live together in the wild America of the cinquecento. Today its vestiges are beloved guests in the Museum of Dominican Man. The Dominican, the servant of God, barefoot independent, forged by the fire of his own nineteenth-century history, who freed himself from oppressors with ardor or democratic patience in the twentieth at the Museum of History and Geography. Ah warlike and prayerful people of the past! The young and old, the artists and friends from abroad and here, each with their artistic interpretations of the Caribbean facets in the spacious Museum of Modern Art. The art in the cultural green lung of the big city is always marvelous. So much to admire in this cultural square. So much to tell later when you return home.