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Trinidad, Cuba's museum city, is a perfectly preserved colonial jewel where time seems to have stopped. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, its cobbled streets, pastel-coloured mansions and vibrant musical life create a magical atmosphere. Nestled between the green Escambray Mountains and the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea, Trinidad offers total immersion in the history, culture and natural beauty of Cuba.
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A vast nature reserve in the Escambray mountains. Ideal for hiking through coffee plantations and forests to reach spectacular waterfalls and pools such as Salto del Caburní and Vegas Grande.
The capital of the province and another of the seven original towns of Cuba. It is a charming colonial city less touristy than Trinidad, famous for its bridge over the Yayabo River.
Catamaran excursions that take you to small white sand cays off the coast of Playa Ancón, ideal for a day of snorkeling, relaxing and seafood lunch.
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An excellent scene of paladares offering delicious and authentic Creole food, often on charming patios or terraces.
Virtually non-existent for tourists. You can explore the city on foot, and taxis are used for excursions.
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View full guideFor the best sunset view, climb the hill where the radio tower is located behind the church. It offers a complete panoramic view of the city, the mountains and the sea.
Get lost in the less busy streets, away from the main square. There you will find local life, children playing soccer and scenes of daily Cuban life.
Spending at least one night on the steps of the House of Music is mandatory. Buy a mojito, sit back and enjoy the amazing music and dance atmosphere.
A little extra for the musicians, waiters or staff at your casa particular is very meaningful and a direct way to support local people.
Don't expect to be able to buy even the most basic medications. Bring a complete first aid kit with you.
Trinidad's cobblestone streets ('cobblestones') are beautiful but very uneven and slippery when wet. A good pair of closed-toe shoes is essential.
You can walk around the city at any time without worries. The people are friendly and the atmosphere is small town.
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