Founded in 1604 by the Colegio de Cristo and built together with Hacienda Santa Rosa de Lima, Hacienda San Miguel 30 and the Templo de la Asunción in Temimilcingo.
In 1851 the hacienda was classified as third class, contributing a significant amount in taxes and ranking twelfth among the haciendas of the region.
The hacienda specialized in the harvest and processing of sugar cane, producing around 2,400 tons annually, equivalent to more than 480,000 liters. It was also recognized at the Universal Exhibition in Paris with an honorable mention for the quality of its baking sugar.
Hacienda San José Acamilpa is located in Tlaltizapán, Morelos, cradle of the Zapatista Revolution. After being looted and destroyed by the revolutionaries, many years later, in the 1960s, a businessman from the publishing industry turned it into a sanctuary away from politics and the bustle of Mexico City.
Today Hacienda Acamilpa is a true treasure, with spectacular gardens and an unforgettable experience. That is why Hacienda Acamilpa is the best kept secret.
