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Feb 1, 2026

　　Houses a collection of masks, sculptures and other ritual objects collected by an Italian missionary

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Presidential Palace

　　The newly renovated presidential palace dominates Praça dos Heróis Nacionais at the northern end of Av Amílcar Cabral. Damaged during the civil war, its graceful, neoclassical facade now incorporates modern features. Security is suspicious of photographers aiming for a close-up. ...

Fortaleza d'Amura

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　　An inspiring community project that introduces visitors to the traditions of the Papel people. Pano de pente, symbolic weavings made by Papel men on large makeshift looms, are used in a variety of ceremonies and rituals. A visit to local workshops can be arranged. It's located at the entrance to...

Home Museum of Amílcar Cabral

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　　Houses a collection of masks, sculptures and other ritual objects collected by an Italian missionary ...

Pidjiguiti Monument

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