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Arte Moris
Set in the vast remains of an Indonesian-era museum, Arte Moris encompasses everything weird and wonderful about Dili. Art students live here while they train in a variety of media; some of best results grace a funky sculpture garden or are on display in a gallery. Although at times whimsical, many of the works address the ongoing tragedy of life in East Timor. Many local artists are in residence, including Bibi Bulak, an inventive acting troupe that performs on stage and screen.
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Resistance Museum
The 24-year struggle against the Indonesians is commemorated in the impressive new There's a good timeline in English, plus photos and exhibits of the gear used by Falintil while they hid in the hills (satellite phones are the tools of the modern revolution). The catalogue is impressive.
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Xanana Gusmão Reading Room
Part museum, part library, part cultural centre, the Reading Room is a must-visit. The foyer of this old colonial building displays photos and information dedicated to President Xanana Gusmão. A selection of books is held in various fan-cooled rooms. Make time to watch a video from the Reading Room's comprehensive collection - videos include gripping coverage of the Santa Cruz Cemetery massacre.
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