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Corpus Christi in Cuenca
Corpus Christi is undoubtedly one of the most important and ancient religious events celebrated in the city of Cuenca! Every year, precisely after the festivity of the Holy Trinity or
Cuenca’s Surroundings
Beyond Cuenca and its cultural and architectonic charms, there are many places to visit nearby. Wonderful nature as well as small towns and parishes that seem stuck in time, reminding
Fiestas de Cuenca: ¡Descubre qué hacer este feriado!
Este 3 de noviembre la ciudad de Cuenca celebra su independencia. Las plazas, los barrios y los parques se llenan de eventos para celebrar.
Cuenca: Explore a cultural treasure in the Andes
Cuenca is the capital of Azuay province and the third largest city in Ecuador. Located in a peaceful and relaxed setting, the city of Cuenca has a distinguished skyline marked
Corpus Christi en Cuenca
¡El Corpus Christi es indudablemente una de las más importantes y antiguas manifestaciones religiosas en Cuenca! A pesar de que sus orígenes un poco inciertas, se cree que estas manifestaciones
The Untranslatable language of stamps
Text: The Pre-Columbian Art Museum Casa del Alabado Perceiving a pre Columbian art piece requires facing a completely unknown language for our time. The material, technique, and physical qualities of a work
13 de septiembre: Una fecha para volver a relatar la historia del chocolate
Cada 13 de septiembre se celebra el Día Internacional del Chocolate; esta fecha es la oportunidad para conocer una historia pendiente de ser contada, la del chocolate ecuatoriano. Ecuador, un territorio de
Temporary Exhibition: Cabinet Pre-Columbian Humboldt
The Pre-Columbian Art Museum Casa del Alabado is pleased to invite you to “Cabinet: Pre-Columbian Humboldt” which will open on August 9 and remain open to the public until December 5, 2019. As part of
Casa del Alabado: Animals and The Pre-Columbian World
Temporary exhibition: “Animals and The Pre-Columbian World” The Pre-Columbian Art Museum Casa del Alabado is pleased to invite you to the temporary exhibition “Animals and the Pre-Columbian World”, which will remain open to the public until
