Museo De La Revolucion

The museum itself was nothing impressive so this review goes for the excellent work that Felipe did answering our questions, and explaining the intricacies of the conflict. Otherwise, I place to reflect and ponder more than to enjoy as tourist attraction. The entry fee is $2, accessing the bathroom is $0.25. There were private individuals selling food and souvenirs which we did not purchase. Across the road, there is a private property that offers hiking. However, we went on a Saturday and it was closed down.

I went to this museum back in 2011. It was great and very informative. Lots to look and the museum workers were all veterans of the war. There is a little section where you could run through the jungle like a guerrilla which is pretty cool too.

Great to learn about our civil war!

Despite there being very limited signage in English, and not knowing very much Spanish, I still throughly enjoyed the museum. Talking to some locals in town it seems like they haven't done all that much to improve the museum over the years, which the museum shows in some areas, and that's really a shame. I recommend checking out the guerilla camp ($1 extra) as well as climbing the hill across the street from the museum for a great view of Perquin and the surrounding areas ($1).

No bad 'very nice place beautiful view