Trinitarian Architecture Museum

Discover the architectural wonders of the city of Trinidad in the Trinitarian Architecture Museum, Cuba

Trinitarian Architecture Museum
© Humberto Cardoso

The Trinitarian Architecture Museum is located at the Plaza Mayor Square, in Trinidad. It has unique Cuban architectural characteristics.

Known as “the blue house”, it consists of two different buildings, built in 1783 and in 1785, that were connected in 1819. It used to be home to the Sánchez Iznaga family. In 1979, the heirs sold this real estate and only a year later, it was inaugurated as a museum.

The Trinitarian Architecture Museum has eight different showrooms in where you can discover the local architecture and works by artists and artisans. You can also go all over the city’s streets accompanied by an expert guide who will tell you the story of the different houses and squares of Trinidad, an authentic museum city.

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Location:

83 Ripalda Street, Trinidad, Cuba

Admission fee:

1 CUC

Opening hours:

Saturday to Thursday from 9:00 to 17:00

Interactive map:

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Trip Cuba is an organization of Cuban agencies whose objectives are:

✓ To make Cuba, its culture and its heritage known.
✓ To promote sustainable tourism.
✓ To support the local economy, prioritizing direct contact with Cuban agencies.

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