Museo de la Cana de Azucar

The Museo De La Caña is a beautifully preserved sugar plantation home set on an expansive estate filled with tropical gardens. I highly recommend visiting during the week, if possible, to avoid the crowds and have more freedom to explore the beautiful grounds. The gardens themselves are a stunning example of tropical flora and fauna, and they are extremely well-maintained. If you speak Spanish, definitely ask for a guide to accompany you! Our guide, Nelson, was fantastic, and we learned so much

Many picturesque plants hardens / ground ' ' s - photos of the real estate. All the symbols are in Spanish, but you; even if you don't speak, you will get a general idea; you can't speak the language. Unfortunately, we spent a lot of time filming the closure site, but there are still a lot of things to see from the outside, people let us take time to see. Plan at least half a day.

In the beautiful garden, there is a waterwheel to represent the natural scenery. The architecture itself is the style of the thatched hut, with many modern dramatic machines embellished in it. In a good natural environment, all kinds of flowers blossom in white walls, which is a good place to learn about sugar.