The vast majority of visitors to the province of Sancti Spíritus head directly for Trinidad, one of the island's foremost tourist attractions. While Trinidad draws more tourists than many of Cuba's larger cities, its status as a UNESCO-declared World Heritage Site has ensured that its marvellous architecture has remained unspoiled. Plenty of other Cuban towns evoke a similar sense of the past, but there is a completeness about central Trinidad's cobbled traffic-free streets, red-tiled rooftops and jumble of colonial mansions that sets it apart. Walking the streets of the colonial … more »
Trinidad is the Spanish colonization come alive. Small cobbled streets... more »
Founded in the early 16th century in honour of the Holy Trinity, the... more »
Trinidad was founded in 1514 by Diego Velazquez and got the name of Santisima Trinidad. And in... more »
The old sugar town Trinidad is on the UNESCOs list of world heritage. In the daytime many tourists... more »