Trinidad – the most famous colonial city in Cuba.

A typical colonial Spanish city with Catholic churches, numerous palaces, and a cobblestone pavement preserved in its original form. Because of its historical relics, it is also called the museum city of the Caribbean Sea.

Its unpaved streets and houses, built in the 18th and 19th centuries, still serve the inhabitants of this ancient city. It is located

between the Guamuhaya mountain range and the Caribbean Sea. The main square of the city, «Mayor» (plaza Mayor), with its architectural ensemble, is unforgettable. It makes a very pleasant impression – lace-like benches, lanterns and fences painted white, palm greenery, light-yellow parapets, colorful elegant houses...

A walk through the city streets, souvenir markets, and artisans’ crafts will become a wonderful memory for the tourist. Everywhere you hear lively Cuban music. And in the evening, Trinidad is simply an eternal celebration.

The museum city of Trinidad proudly bears two noble titles: National Monument, granted by the Cuban state, and World Heritage, awarded by UNESCO to it and the neighboring Valle de los Ingenios. In the surroundings of the city, you can see the Sugar Valley and its famous Manaca Iznaga Tower.

Palaces and residences, churches, as well as small residential houses of Trinidad allow you to see the past from the present in a magical contemplation of two eras.

Right in the Caribbean Sea, 12 km southwest of Trinidad, begins the Ancon Peninsula (6 km long), where cozy hotels are located along a beautiful beach.