Trinidad

Near the coasts of the Caribbean Sea, in the central region of Cuba is located a city with a magnificent architecture and a large number of museums. Trinidad is full of beautiful beaches and other natural attractions, and it is considered by many as an open-air museum. If you happen to be in this city, you will involuntarily immerse yourself in the past. In 1988 the city was listed as World Heritage Site by UNESCO since it is considered as a monument of global significance.

Trinidad is the second most important Cuban city after Havana in historic terms. It's located south of the province of Sancti Spiritus in the central region of Cuba. Trinidad is one of the oldest cities in the country. The city has managed to preserve the atmosphere and marks of Colonial times: the large number of colonial buildings in excellent condition is a clear evidence of this fact. Palaces, mansions, churches, little houses, cobbled streets and more have survived to this day and the city maintains its original appearance. If you walk down the cobbled streets, you will see the greatness of this city and also you will be able to imagine what daily life was like in Trinidad in colonial times.