Art, archaeology and ethnography of the province in a republican-era building on the Central Park.
On the south side of the Central Park, in a republican-era building that once belonged to the Central Bank, the Museum of Loja Culture brings together art, archaeology and ethnography from the province in seven rooms.
It has been run by the Ministry of Culture since 2010. It is a good starting point for understanding Loja’s history before exploring the centre.
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The museum of Ecuador’s “music capital”, in the old Bernardo Valdivieso school: scores, instruments and the memory of its composers.
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Religious art from the 16th to 18th centuries in the convent of the Conceptionist Sisters, half a block from the Central Park.
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Loja’s great theatre, opened in 2016: concerts, theatre and dance.
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