CASA MUSEO DE LA RESISTENCIA CULTURAL ANDINA
About This Museum
People don't just wander in here by accident; they come seeking the real story of the Ancash region, the one written not by conquerors but by its people. You'll find yourself in a modest, unassuming house that hums with the spirit of generations who refused to let their culture fade. It’s less a museum and more a quiet conversation with the past, filled with everyday objects that hold extraordinary tales of resilience. Stepping back outside into the Huaraz sun, you carry with you a profound sense of a living, enduring identity.
Collection Highlights
Look for the vibrant, hand-woven textiles where patterns are a secret language mapping community and resistance. Don't miss the simple farming tools; they're not just relics but symbols of a deep, unbroken connection to the Pachamama that sustained people through hardship.
Visitor Information
You'll find us tucked away on Atusparia street, number 205—it feels more like visiting someone's home than a formal institution. Just ring the bell and be ready for a story.
Architecture & Building
It's a traditional Huaraz home, built from adobe and stone to withstand the mountains, with a rustic wooden door that feels like it has welcomed generations.
Contact & Location
Address: Pasaje P. Atusparia, Antonio Raimondi, Huaraz, Ancash, 02000, Perú
Phone: +51 940 092 807
Website: Visit Website
