Caribbean - country style mansion, with two floors of characteristic green and white color, built in wood at the end of the XIX century. Its design is intended to promote air circulation and mitigate the heat of the region in the old fishing district of El Cabrero. Declared a national monument in 1950, it was the house where the four-time president of Colombia, Rafael Núñez, composer of the national anthem, lived. It is a two-story wooden construction with a characteristic white and green color.
The house is in an excellent state of preservation, a regular location for filming. As a museum, it exhibits objects and furniture that belonged to Rafael Núñez: chairs, stools, rocking chairs, dressing tables, showcases, piano, secretaire, desk, crockery, candlesticks, vases, carriage and bronze beds, among others).
Main entrance on Calle Real. The ocean is located behind the house, one block away.
- Open to the public: Tuesday to Sunday 9:00 am - 4 pm
- Located in front of Apolo Park (easy parking and loading/unloading).
- It is located 200 meters from the city walls
