Sunbury Plantation House

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Discover the allure of history at Sunbury Plantation House, an enchanting Barbadian estate nestled in the southern St. Philip parish. Sunbury Plantation House stands as a living museum, offering a glimpse into the past through its grand furnishings and captivating antiques, including a remarkable over 200-year-old mahogany dining table. Guided by the friendly staff, you'll journey through the house, gaining insights and answers to your queries before having the opportunity to wander at your leisure. Don't miss the cellar, a treasure trove of historical carts, carriages, and tools that unveil the plantation's storied past. Immerse yourself in history as you learn that during the late 1800s and early 1900s, the Barbados Railway made a stop at Sunbury Plantation, adding to its significance in the region. Beyond its historical allure, Sunbury offers delectable dining experiences, from delicious lunches and light snacks to the renowned rum punch, all available at the on-site restaurant. The estate's horse-drawn carriage collection awaits behind the house, offering an additional layer of history to explore. Engaging tours, steeped in local lore, are included in the admission, allowing you to delve deep into the heritage. The site is open Tuesday to Saturday, from 9AM to 4PM.