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Based on previous reviews, I had only allowed myself about 30 minutes to visit this museum. It is physically small but has a lot packed into that space, including an interactive video. If you want to learn about Amilcar Cabral and his significance I would suggest leaving a bit more time as there is plenty of text to read. There are also some very personal mementoes, including Cabral's famous hat and his suitcase. I learnt a lot and felt quite emotional reading the comments in the visitor book! If you don't have time to visit I would suggest taking a look at the building, as there is a powerful mural painted on the exterior.…
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Date of experience: October 2019
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In a region where there is so little information on history about the struggle for independence post colonization, this place shines a light especially focusing on the revolutionary himself through videos photos and his own personal possessions. Clean organized detailed and very professional!…
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Date of experience: September 2019
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Small and impressive museum and center of the movement of liberation of the african colonies. Friends of Cabral were in a meeting upstairs when we visited this house. In the cellar many books, photos, trunks and papers... everything will be carefully documented the next years. We had a good guide telling us the stories, showing us around.…
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Date of experience: March 2019
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Not a lot inside this museum & there is now an entrance fee of 200$. However the young museum guide was helpful & explained a few things. Worth about 15 minutes!
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Date of experience: January 2018
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Strolling in the town of Praia, where they were putting up christmaslights in the heat, I found a little museum. On the wall there was a nice and interesting tekst, about respect for everyone, The guide asked politly if maybe I had some time to visit this little museum. So , I did.It is really little : 3 rooms and a cellar full of books. Bur it is interesting. Amilcar Cabral wanted respect for the culture of his people, and he wanted that boys and girls could go to school.…
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Date of experience: November 2017
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