Cuenca museums are a treasure trove of artifacts and information about Ecuador's past.
Whether it's the culture of the aboriginal groups or the history of Ecuador itself, including its independence from Spain, you can spend days in these museums and still feel that you've missed something.
Below you'll find links to the various Cuenca museums. We think you'll find them a great way to experience Ecuador, even if you don't understand everything (since it's almost all in Spanish).
Enjoy!


Museo del Sombrero de Paja Toquilla, or the Panama Hat Museum
Casa de la Cultura, Salón del Pueblo, or The House of Culture, Village Room
Museo de las Conceptas, or the Museum of Religious Art
Museo de las Culturas Aborigenes, or The Museum of Aboriginal Cultures
Museo Municipal de Arte Moderno, or the Municipal Museum of Modern Art
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