Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Palmeral of Elche' has mentioned 'Museum' in the following places:
| Occurrence Sentence | Text Source |
|---|---|
| The Palmeral includes a National Artistic Garden, Palm Grove Museum, Route of El Palmeral, and Municipal Park. | WIKI |
| Contents 1 History 1.1 Roman Empire 1.2 Cxc3xb3rdoba Caliphate and Al-Andalus 1.2.1 Environmental Engineering 1.2.2 Canal System 1.3 Christian Kingdoms 1.3.1 Redistribution of the Canal System 1.3.2 Canal System Expansions 1.3.3 Industrialization 2 Protections and Threats 2.1 20th Century Protections 2.2 21st Century Protections 2.3 Threats 3 21st Century Palmeral 3.1 National Artistic Garden (Huerto del Cura Garden) 3.2 Palm Grove Museumxc2xa0 (El Palmeral Museum) 3.3 Route of El Palmeral (The Filet de Fora Palm Park) 3.4 Municipal Park 4 References 5 Bibliography | WIKI |
| [36] The Palm Grove of Elche comprises the National Artistic Garden, Palm Grove Museum, Route of El Palmeral, and Municipal Park. | WIKI |
| Palm Grove Museumxc2xa0 (El Palmeral Museum)[edit] | WIKI |
| The Palm Grove Museum, housed within two traditional 19th century houses connected by a skybridge, details the historical and cultural context of the Palm Grove and UNESCO World Heritage status. | WIKI |
| [39] The two-story museum also provides demonstrations by Palmereros (palm workers) that plait white palms. | WIKI |
| The Route of El Palmeral, which starts and finishes at the Palm Grove Museum, takes visitors across the Acequia Mayor del Pantano irrigation system to the Huerto del Cura and Filet de Fora Palm Trees Park. | WIKI |