The city of Trinidad was the third town founded by the Spanish Crown in Cuba in early 1514. The village was founded with the presence of the Governor Diego Velázquez de Cuéllar, the city is changed rapidly, thanks to the entrepreneurial attitude of its inhabitants, which enabled him to be one of the most prosperous of the Greater Antilles.

The conservation and restoration work undertaken by specialists in this area of south central Cuba, and who profess to love their city inhabitants,...

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...

San Carlos and San Severino of Matanzas is a city in Cuba, was founded in October 1693 in a privileged place in the geography of northern Cuba between the river Yumurí, San Juan and Canimar. Located on the north coast of Cuba, Matanzas is the capital of the province of the same name. For his literary and cultural development, Matanzas is also known as "The Athens of Cuba." This development starts from 1813, when the city received yumurina benefits of the introduction of printing. It is believed that this year begins...

The city of Morón is located north of the province of Ciego de Avila, a few miles from Cayo Coco, is the second largest city in the region Avileña, and was founded 460 years ago. Also appointed as the City of the Rooster in honor of the Cuban sculptor Rita Longa who created a monument to the Gallo of exceptional value and historical-cultural heritage, protected as a symbol of the town.

Among the attractions to visit in the city you can explore the...

Baracoa was the first town founded by Spanish conquistadors in Cuba (1512), therefore he is known as the First City of Cuba. It offers visitors the chance to admire one of the most attractive landscapes and best preserved in the West geography. You can also enjoy local customs and traditions of its hospitable people.

In Baracoa, the existence of sea, mountains covered with dense foliage and abundant river arteries converge and form an attractive...

Capital of the province of the same name, Pinar del Rio is one of the most picturesque cities of Cuba, known as the capital of the world's best tobacco. Is located just 174 km from Havana, cities that are linked by a magnificent highway.

Significantly by the late neo-classical architecture tropicalized, through its streets you can walk under the protection of kilometers wide portals.

Born in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, has come a long process...

Founded in 1514 under the name of Puerto Principe and with a capital of 480 years of history, Camagüey is also known as the city of the jars by the large presence of these huge containers of clay, which used to store rainwater and today ornamental gardens, doorways and parks.

Emerged as a top coastal town, its inhabitants decided the move inland to escape the constant threat of privateers and pirates, and proceed with its reconstruction in a vast plain, which quickly became a well-established settlement of families to their traditions.

Its...