Museo de la Uva y el Vino

The Museo de la Uva y el Vino is a museum in La Unión dedicated to how grapes are grown and wine is made in this region. Its collection displays tools, equipment, and objects that show how people here have cultivated grapes and produced wine for generations.

The museum documents how winemaking in this area developed over time and what methods were used then and now. This evolution shows how traditional practices and local conditions shaped wine production in this area.

The museum reveals how wine production shaped local identity and how visitors can see traditional winemaking techniques still valued in the region. Generations of farmers passed these skills forward, and they remain part of how people connect to the land today.

The museum is located within a park and is accessible for visitors who want to explore the collection at their own pace. Many people visit in the morning when light is best and crowds are smaller.

The museum has its own wine cellar where visitors can see how wine is made and stored as practiced in this region. Right next to the museum is also a wildlife area where visitors can see many native animals during their visit.