Museo de Arte de Coro
About This Museum
Believe it or not, this museum is housed in a building that once served as the city's prison. Today, its thick colonial-era walls and grand, heavy wooden doors hold something far more beautiful: a vibrant collection of Venezuelan creativity. Stepping inside feels like discovering a secret, where the past and present of Falcón state's art scene unfold around you. It’s a small but mighty institution that captures the soul of Coro.
Collection Highlights
You'll find everything from delicate religious figures carved from wood to bold, modern paintings that seem to pulse with Caribbean color. Don't miss the fascinating collection of 'muñecas de trapo,' traditional cloth dolls that are unique to the region.
Visitor Information
It's right on the Talavera promenade in the historic center, making it an easy stop while exploring Coro's UNESCO World Heritage sites. Just check locally for opening hours, as they can be charmingly flexible.
Architecture & Building
A classic example of Spanish colonial architecture, characterized by its sturdy, whitewashed walls, a central courtyard, and an imposing facade that speaks to its former life as a public jail.
Contact & Location
Address: Falcón, Venezuela
Phone: +58 268-2511919
