MUSEO DE LA TRADICIÓN FAMILIAR - CASA DE LAS VENTANAS DE HIERRO

This singular and very explicit name stems from the fact that its wrought iron bars imported from Seville first made great sense in Coro, before becoming very widespread throughout the country. The Dutch influence - due to trade with Curaçao - can be seen in the great baroque spirals that adorn the facade. The inner columns supporting the roof are also reminiscent of the Maastricht palace. You are in the family house of Des, owners of great haciendas of cocoa, coffee and tobacco. In this beautiful building, 1754 of the original books of the th century, family photos, some mirrors and mahogany mahogany furniture of Curaçao like the very sensual red bed of the already married girl. Of the 80 wooden boxes, decorated with leather and metal, there are now 12 presentations. And on the patio, a 250 spring olive tree looks after a huge breakthrough column that feeds the central well into rainwater.