Museo de Arquitectura Colonial

As a museum, Museo de Arquitectura Colonial is opened in 1979. The institution shows the artistic and craft Creole anonymous work and enables the visitor to appreciate the elements that characterize the local architecture and make of Trinidad the City Museum of the Caribbean. In its eight permanent exhibition halls are exhibited objects of exceptional value among can find a carved poly-chrome wood ceiling that mimics a Satyr; a fabulous collection of doors which includes paneled; a fragment originating daub wall of a disappeared building in the last century; and even a lithograph by Eduardo Laplante recreating a panoramic view of the trinitarian villa.