Museo Casa Natal Jesus Montane

The Museum shows the house which served as a meeting place of secrecy and conspiracy of the movement on July 26th (M-26-7). A group of the Isle of Pines Movement led by Magalys Montane Oropesa was active there. Also the Committee for Amnesty in defense of political prisoners who were in the prison mode was created to assist the families of prisoners. The work done by the family Montane Oropesa and the revolutionary work of Jesus Montane well deserve a place and the recognition in the history of the Isle of Youth. This family home Oropesa was converted first into the Clandestine resistance Museum from 1984 to 1999, from May 7, 2000, its name was changed to Jesús Montané Oropesa museum. The museum has a valuable collection shown in the six permanent exhibition halls, and an area for temporary exhibitions. Its inventory is constantly enriched by the many donations received.