Audio Guide of the Rubén Darío House

The Rubén Darío House is open from Wednesday to Sunday, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. It is located in Danlí's historic center, just a few blocks from the central park. To confirm updated hours, you can contact the Municipal Mayor's Office at +504 2764-2388.

Admission has a symbolic cost of approximately $1 USD (25 lempiras), which helps with the museum's maintenance. Children under 12 and older adults usually enter free of charge.

It is recommended to allow between 45 minutes and 1 hour to appreciate the 5 exhibition rooms containing manuscripts, personal objects, and furniture from the poet's golden era.

It was the temporary residence of Rubén Darío (1915), the father of literary modernism in Spanish. Here he wrote part of his work, and today it stands as testimony to Central American cultural influence. More information at Visit Honduras.

The dry months (November to April) are ideal, especially Wednesday and Thursday mornings when there are fewer visitors. Avoid local holidays due to possible crowds.

The main floor is accessible, but the stairs to the second floor do not have a ramp. We recommend contacting +504 8940-8104 in advance for specific assistance.

Less than 1 km away you will find: Saint Bonaventure Cathedral, the Tobacco Museum (info here), and natural reserves such as La Muralla. Complete your route with the Honduran Coffee Route.

Wear comfortable shoes for the cobblestone streets, bring water because of the warm climate, and carry cash in lempiras. Photos without flash are allowed. Bilingual staff are available in the mornings depending on availability.