Fantastic place to get to know Ecuadorian history and lots of cultural insights. A must seen with great location. Offers, with FREE entrance, among others: NOMA, Museum of Music, Theater, Movie theatre, a library and constant performances for adults and children. It offers parking for a small charge.
I assisted to a dance and a performance of the Ecuadorian history. The dancer and the actors were students of a colleague and showed amazing skills, the play has superb, and the acting cautivaiting, I really liked it and highly recommend it. However, the audience behavior was really annoying, people walking during the play, people making jokes, I even had to tell to some teenagers by my side to shut up for a while; I didn't feel in the position to make a complain because it was a free show (as most of the shows are), but overall it was really good, I will definitely go again, and find best sits the next time.
Organized and clean. Good place for events, great concert I had the chance to attend
Just went today and the guard said that it's closed due to covid. It won't be reopening until the government lifts the national emergency.
Nice exhibicion. Takes 1 to 2 hours. Nice interactive activities for children and adults. Cost - free!
Only the second floor was open when we visited, but I really liked the modern art collection. There was a guy playing one of the pianos which have it a nice atmosphere, even though he was clearly just practicing playing the same song over and over.
I'm very impressed with this modern museum. It has a large display of Ecuadorian/Indian art and relics. Some fun interactive displays. You should plan for a good 2 hours for a quick overview. Be sure to walk around the complex to see if any other cultural events are planned during your visit-- they often have free concerts and video presentations.
A nice assortment of historical and more modern things. One large collection wasn't open, even though the posted hours indicated it should be.
The best concerts, art music of the best of our Country Ecuador
This newly opened national Museum of Cultural is very well organized and laid out a real pleasure to visit. It takes you through pre Columbus to colonial and into modern but in history and art. It is beautiful organized with objects display as art vs archeology.
