Trinidad, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of Cuba's most captivating cities. Founded in 1514, this museum-city preserves its architectural, cultural, and human legacy intact: cobblestone streets, colorful houses with red-tiled roofs, colonial plazas, and a vibrant atmosphere that connects past and present.
In the heart of the city is the Plaza Mayor, surrounded by treasures such as the Romantic Museum, the Parish Church of the Holy Trinity, the Museum of Colonial Architecture, and the lively Casa de la Música, where trova, son, and salsa create an unforgettable atmosphere every night. In the historic center, you can enjoy guided tours, craft workshops, dance classes, food tastings, and unique experiences such as tasting canchánchara, an ancestral drink and symbol of Trinidad, prepared with sugarcane liquor, honey, and lemon, and served in clay pots accompanied by live traditional music.
Beyond its heritage value, Trinidad offers unparalleled natural wealth. Just a few kilometers away is the Topes de Collantes Natural Park, ideal for ecotourism, with trails such as Salto del Caburní, Vegas Grandes, and La Batata, which cross tropical forests, rivers, and waterfalls. Ideal for nature lovers, daily excursions are organized on foot, horseback, or by jeep, allowing visitors to discover viewpoints, crystal-clear pools, and rural communities in the Escambray Mountains.
For those who prefer the sea, Ancón Beach, just 12 km away, offers turquoise waters, white sands, and options for snorkeling, diving, fishing, and catamaran rides.
The Valle de los Ingenios (Valley of the Sugar Mills), a group of old sugar plantations, where the Manaca-Iznaga Tower offers spectacular views and a journey into the colonial past through sugar mills, ruins, and guarapo tastings.
With accommodation options, the city offers luxury hotels and private homes ideal for those seeking comfort, authenticity, and personalized service. Throughout the year, Trinidad hosts several events, including Trinitarian Culture Week, trova and folk art festivals, and traditional religious celebrations.
