Had a tour of the museum and learned the history of sugar cane. Museum was in the process of preparing for an international meeting and thus housekeeping was in process. After touring the small museum and hearing the history. I had an opportunity to ride...More

nice visit, interesting facts, fun train ride, guide was very knowledgeable, wish we could see it function !

Enjoyed my time exploring and learning the history, was cool seeing the old trains and seeing how they make the sugar cane, the sugar cane was very sweet when we were allowed to taste it. Had a great time taking a ride on the steam...More

Unfortunately the hurricane destroyed all the interpretive signs around this old sugar factory and steam engine graveyard. SO you need a guide (or a mechanical engineer) to help you understand the machinery. Definitely worth a visit though.

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!

Not worth the time for the sugar cane trip. It is not even a farm, just a museum with some abandoned machines, and the clerk spend time explaining how things work. No hands on demonstration.

The museum had it's entire roof ripped off from Irma on Sept 9, 2017. There is extensive damage. They are obviously trying to get it fixed up but it looks like it's not such a priority as some of the hotels and government buildings. It...More