Museo de Agroindustria Azucarera
Museo de Agroindustria Azucarera
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Alberta Traveller
Edmonton, Canada403 contributions
Jan 2019 • Couples
Interesting place to visit. You can see how they make sugars from the cane as well as the history of slavery. Must seen if you are going to county tour.
Written January 20, 2019
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gretchenp240
Spokane, WA23 contributions
Feb 2018 • Friends
Rode with the engineer Santiago in the locomotive with 5 others from my group. He let me pull the cord and toot the horn before crossings. What fun!
Written February 15, 2018
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Allan Montgomery
Melfort, Canada30 contributions
Mar 2017 • Couples
We spent a half day on this tour. it was interesting to see the country side and visit the sugar cane museum.
Written March 22, 2017
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Anatole101
Oakville, Canada24 contributions
Mar 2020
We stopped here on our tour of Santa Clara/Remedios. There is an old sugar mill you can see with its history on display as well as old steam trains. Upstairs you can buy cigars and drinks. Apparently on a different tour you can learn to roll cigars here too. Nice little spot with not much to see just in and out.
Written March 16, 2020
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186Steve
Epsom, UK354 contributions
Nov 2016 • Couples
We had a tour of the old sugar mill with a woman that used to work there. She was very good. She knew lots and answered loads of questions. Followed up by a pleasant steam train ride.
Written December 31, 2016
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marikaS
Montreal, Canada212 contributions
Jan 2020 • Couples
We learned all about the culture of sugar cane processing and transport, and history of production. Additionally, there was a display of steam engines. It was fun to take a ride on the train to neighboring Remedios!
Written January 31, 2020
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AK8397
Ontario, Canada1,045 contributions
Feb 2019 • Couples
This museum presents the history of Cuba's sugar industry. You learn about the origin and development of the sugar cane business, including the types of tools and processes that were used, the links to slavery, and the importance of sugar to the Cuban economy. With the tour, you walk around to see old equipment, scale models of worker scenes, etc.
Attached to this attraction is a steam engine museum where you can look at a variety of locomotives and take a ride on one of the original models on a short trip through the countryside. That was fun (but smelly).
Attached to this attraction is a steam engine museum where you can look at a variety of locomotives and take a ride on one of the original models on a short trip through the countryside. That was fun (but smelly).
Written February 27, 2019
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Nikola A
London, UK37 contributions
Mar 2017 • Friends
Everything is fine there, explanation is very interesting, but the problem is english of the employees, we didn´t understand almost nothing :)
Written April 13, 2017
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klmaestra
Silver Spring, MD1,018 contributions
Dec 2016 • Friends
Interesting stop on our tour of Cuba. This former working sugar refinery provides a comprehensive look at how sugar refining was done in Remedios. The best part of the tour was the steam engine museum that included so many steam engines to look at and enjoy. Train buffs will love it!
Written December 26, 2016
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Diver4ever97
Chatsworth, Canada61 contributions
Nov 2015 • Couples
A very interesting look at the sugar production at the sugar cane mill. The property is filled with artifact displays on the history of Cuba which is truly informative on the Cuban agriculture. Well worth a visit.
Written November 29, 2015
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Hi, A few questions - We are a party of 12 and wondering if it's possible to just turn up at the sugar plantation & have a ride on the steam train? Or, alternatively could we book our own private tour? We plan to have a leisurely walk around Caibarien & Remedious and don't want to be rushed on a tour. Do either town have a market day and is there a tobacco farm we could also visit in this area?
Written June 19, 2018
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