The Preindustrial Museum Sugarcane in Granada offers a rich collection and exhibitions focused on the history of sugarcane production before industrialisation. Visitors can explore detailed displays of historical artefacts and machinery used in traditional sugarcane processing, providing a unique insight into the region’s agricultural heritage.
The museum also provides educational tours and guided visits, enhancing the learning experience with expert commentary. It actively engages in cultural and heritage preservation, making it a valuable destination for those interested in history and traditional industries.
Nearby Suggestions
- Culture, Museo Preindustrial de la Caña de Azúcar (Ingenio de La Palma) [0 min walk] Explore the old sugar-mill spaces and machinery that tell Motril’s sugarcane story.
- Culture, Casa de la Palma (UNED / library & cultural centre) [1 min walk] Pop into the wider Casa de la Palma building for a quick extra dose of local culture.
- Walk, Parque de los Pueblos de América [7 min walk] Shady paths, plants and ponds—perfect for a relaxed break between sights.
- Sightseeing, Santuario de Nuestra Señora de la Cabeza (viewpoint) [9 min walk] Climb up for one of the best open views over Motril and the coast.
- Culture, Parroquia de la Divina Pastora [10 min walk] A calm, historic church stop that’s easy to add while you’re nearby.
- Culture, Teatro Calderón de la Barca [12 min walk] Motril’s iconic theatre—great façade, and ideal if there’s something on.
- Sightseeing, Centro histórico (Plaza/streets around the centre) [13 min walk] Do a gentle “paseo” loop for classic town atmosphere and photo corners.
- Food&Drink, Zarcillo Restaurante [13 min walk] A strong sit-down choice with a more modern, polished local menu.
- Food&Drink, La Espicha Restaurante [15 min walk] Great if you fancy seafood-style plates and a longer, relaxed meal.
- Shopping, Mercado / Plaza de Abastos area [15 min walk] Browse fresh local produce and pick up picnic bits or sweet treats.