House of Ecuadorian Culture

Appropriate, engaging, well-designed displays. We love this museum and recommend it for children and adults. More pre-Columbian art make it even better.

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.

Although to a big museum in today's standards, it is magnificently curated. It reflects and respects the cultural, racial, and sexual diversity of Ecuador.

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.

Must visit to see all the art, unbelievable figurines really well conserved

I'm not sure what part of the building I was in but I saw Steve Vai. The acoustics were great! I bought the cheapest ticket for 40 but I was not disappointed by the seats at all. Seems like there wasn't a bad seat in the house. Overall a great place to see a show.

Nice exhibicion. Takes 1 to 2 hours. Nice interactive activities for children and adults. Cost - free!

A very well designed space, full of fascinating artifacts, yet perfectly uncluttered. An eye-opening view of Ecuadorian and Andean culture.

Better than nothing.
Not much going on mostly empty

The best concerts, art music of the best of our Country Ecuador

This is a nice place to visit when you have time. It seems that the museum and everything is connected in one place. You can see anthropological things, art, and cool artifacts. You can also see interesting antiques. The best thing is that it is free.

The newly renovated National Museum is well worth a visit. We only toured the main floor. We were very impressed with the newly presentation of pieces. Art, history, and culture interweave time and place in ways that honor Ecuador's diversity of peoples.

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.

Beautiful place. Comfy sits and big enough to enjoy a concert or any other event.

This place is great. The museum has been completly renovated and there are more exihibits. Its mainly about Ecuador history and how the country came to be. Also the descriptions in each exihibit are in English and Spanish. Good place for students, families, and tourists.

Casa de la Cultura is a great place full of energetic artists who are willing to do their best to entertain you with their excellent performance. The play I attended was Locos de Amor, in El triciclo theater, which I must say it was fantastic because of its displaying of romance, anger, and comedy. The acting 🎭 , as well as the plot, was captivating.

Beautiful museum with a great collection of Ecuadorian crafts and art since the pre Columbian times till modern artists. The precise and interesting division of the museum into sections really caught my attention.

Almost all events I've attended there have been amazing, it's a nice place where sometimes it's free to enter!

You find the most beautiful cultural events there. You will love them.

Well worth the visit, lots of artifacts, videos, and history. And it's free. Bring your passport, they need it to record your visit. Donations accepted.