Mining History Museum in Santa Rosalía

Mining History Museum in Santa Rosalía

• Culture Tourism Traditions
• 10 June, 2021

If your destination is in Baja California Sur, you cannot leave without first visiting the Mining History Museum or also known as the Mining Museum and the El Boleo Mining Museum. Venture out on a spectacular tour in the company of your friends and find out why it is so important to the inhabitants of this colorful city.

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Santa Rosalía was declared a historical monument in 1984 by the Congress of Baja California Sur, and is consolidated as a very valuable mining town for Mexico since due to its high production of gypsum and sulfuric acid, the state has been located in the first national place in production, dispatching approximately twelve boats a month, so they offer for the curious, some tours of their museum, where you will learn about the history of Sana Rosalía and discover interesting facts, in addition to being able to appreciate artifacts, furniture and machinery very well Conserved to date back to the 19th and 20th centuries, the locomotive used in the mines is one of the most loved attractions by visitors, “the little train” is a fundamental piece for the museum, full of stories that you will surely like, contemplate its setting related to the flourishing stage of the town.

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You can go during the week and take your family, the museum is located in Jean Mitchell Cousteau No. 1, come and learn more about its history, discover the wonders of Santa Rosalía and its surroundings; appreciate the French dyes of the city, and enrich your knowledge in a pleasant and entertaining way for young and old.

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After your tour, nothing better than a pleasant rest at the Seven Crown hotel, we have the necessary hygiene and safety measures so that you and your family do not have to worry, because the most important thing for us is that you have an excellent stay in the company of those you love the most.

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