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Quinta Montes Molina

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This living history house gives you a sense of the splendor and grandeur of the 'Oro Verde' (Green Gold) ³ó±ð²Ô±ð±ç³Üé²Ô era. The only original house of its kind open to the public, it is accessed via guided tour from the in-house museum, the Casa Museo Montes Molina, by appointment only.


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