After a 2-year hiatus, visitors can now discover hundreds of objects exhibited such as finds from the wreck of historical ships off Boa Vista, pieces from the period of the pirate attacks to Cape Verde or from the sending of slaves to the Americas as well as local art.
2022/05/03/cape-verde-the-castaway-museum-welcomes-visitors-again
2022/05/03/cape-verde-the-castaway-museum-welcomes-visitors-again
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