Centro Cultural Eduardo León Jimenes

The Eduardo León Jimenes Cultural Center, also known as Centro León, is a museum situated in Santiago de los Caballeros, Dominican Republic. This museum is named after Eduardo León Jimenes, the founder of La Aurora, a tobacco company that gave rise to the León Jiménes Group consortium.

Cultural and Educational Programs at Centro León

The Centro León develops cultural and educational programs aimed at promoting the appreciation of Dominican art and culture. These programs provide an opportunity for visitors to learn more about the rich cultural heritage of the Dominican Republic.

Exhibition Rooms at Centro León

The museum features three permanent exhibition rooms and one temporary exhibition room. This allows the museum to showcase a variety of art and cultural artifacts, providing a comprehensive view of Dominican culture and history.

Facilities at Centro León

The Centro León is equipped with an auditorium, activity room, multipurpose room, cafeteria, and a store selling works of art and crafts. These facilities provide a variety of options for visitors to engage with the museum and its offerings.