Ramón Cáceres Museum
About This Museum
Tucked away on a quiet street in Moca, the Ramón Cáceres Museum feels more like a preserved family home than a formal institution. You step directly into the world of a pivotal Dominican leader, surrounded by his personal artifacts and the very furniture he used. The atmosphere is intimate and surprisingly hushed, pulling you back to the early 20th century. It’s a place that tells a national story through deeply personal objects, from ceremonial swords to vintage family photographs.
Collection Highlights
The centerpiece is Cáceres's presidential desk, where you can almost picture him signing documents that shaped the nation's future. Don't miss his collection of ornate military uniforms and the evocative black-and-white portraits lining the walls, which capture the era's spirit far better than any textbook.
Visitor Information
You'll find it easily in central Moca at CF39+HW8; locals know it well if you need to ask for directions. Since hours can be flexible for smaller museums like this, it's a good idea to check for any local announcements before you head over.
Architecture & Building
The museum is housed in a classic Caribbean-era building with soft pastel-colored walls, tall shuttered windows, and a red-tiled roof that whispers of its historical significance.
Contact & Location
Address: Museo Ramón Cáceres, Avenida de los Presidentes, Puerto Rico Viejo, Milito, Moca, Espaillat, 55000, República Dominicana
Phone: +1 809-577-7478
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