Founded in 1819 under the name of Fernandina of Jagua by Don Luis De Clouet and popularly known as La Perla del Sur, Cienfuegos is the largest city was founded as in the nineteenth century.

The Cienfuegos Port Complex is the second in the country, after Havana, and the most important part of our long coastline south. Gives encouragement to one of the most modern and prosperous provinces of the nation, with a promising future thanks to its impressive industrial park, its natural excellence and the development of its productive forces.

Rich in palaces (White, Ferrer, Goitizolo ...), parks (José Martí, Villuendas, Pantheon ...), Gil theaters and churches and its Paseo del Prado, which extends to the sea, shows to the world the charms of the Tomás Terry Theater, reflecting the golden age of Cienfuegos, or the Palacio de Valle, exponent of architectural eclecticism prevailing in the city, where the Mudejar style harmonizes with the Byzantine and Venetian Gothic and Baroque.