The museum is set in a restored 18th century sugarcane plantation and is very educational and powerful. The guides are knowledgeable and passionate. Their enthusiasm makes you want to learn more.

A great slice of history at this historical location. Tour guides in both French or English available. A descriptive explanation of the history of Haiti with rooms and rooms items to see and touch! Have gone multiple times and learned something new each time.

Great grounds, gardens and peacocks. English speaking visitors seemed like an unexpected surprise, but still very worth the experience and important lesson in haitian history and culture. Cool peacocks!More

We found the museum tour very informative, and the guide explained the history of Haiti. The restaurant was close to the museum, so we ate a good lunch there. The conch was good.

This place is so breathtaking when you onto the property! So much history! The guide Lindsey was extremely knowledgeable and very pleasant. They provide you with shot of Barbancourt before the tour and parting gifts after the tour. Lindsey - if you're reading this Nose...More

This was one of the highlights of our stay in Haiti. We were picked up from our hotel in a tap-tap owned by the museum. Upon arrival, we were greeted by very warm and welcoming staff, who offered us fresh rum punch. The entire museum...More

We really enjoyed our tour of the museum which had both Haitian history going back to Christopher Columbus and then the revolution. And of the sugar industry. Would also recommend visiting the gift shop (which is air conditioned:)