General information about Trinidad

One of the most complete and best preserved examples of colonial architecture. Its cobbled streets, wooden balustrades, long balconies, horse-drawn carriages and its friendly and simple people, are all distinguishing features of the World Heritage Site of Trinidad. A real treasure, a wealth of riches, of urban gems and historical architecture.

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HERITAGE JEWELS

Havana, Cienfuegos, Trinidad

Come and wander the streets of Havana, Wonder City of the Modern World; Cienfuegos, Pearl of the South; and Trinidad, the Museum City, to experience Cuba. And at the end of this intense experience, if tiredness overcomes you, Varadero, the bluest beach in the Caribbean, will leave you totally renewed.

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Colonial Jewels

Trinidad

Located in the center of the country, Trinidad preserves the traces of the colonial era like no other city in Cuba. Declared, together with the neighboring Valle de los Ingenios, a World Heritage Site for its traditions, architecture and history and an Artisan and Creative City of the World for its crafts and popular arts such as embroidery and pottery. Trinidad, an open-air museum nestled between the Escambray Mountains and the waters of the Caribbean Sea, promises one of Cuba's most authentic experiences.

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Attractions in Trinidad

Valle de los Ingenios

Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1988, the Valle de los Ingenios (Valley of the Sugar Mills) is a true museum of the Cuban sugar industry since the end of 18th Century, with 65 ruins corresponding to sugar mills, summer houses, barracks and other facilities related to the manufacture of sugar. Over the years, an extensive process of restoration and conservation of its architectural and natural riches has been carried out.

Plaza Mayor de Trinidad

Surrounded by remarkable residences, Plaza Mayor is considered the heart of the historic center of Trinidad City. The beautiful color of the facades that contrasts with the red of the roofs of the houses, distinguishes the city and reinforces its colonial style.

Iglesia Parroquial de la Santísima Trinidad

It is one of the largest temples in the country, with a very peculiar history of collapses and revivals. With its neoclassical architectural style, the church has a one-of-a-kind altar dedicated to the Virgen de la Misericordia and the famous original Cristo de la Vera Cruz.

Iznaga Tower

At 45 meters high, this architectural complex is located in the old Manaca-Iznaga sugar plantation, in the Valle de los Ingenios. It was built in the eighteenth century with the aim of guarding the sugar plantations, to prevent the flight of slaves. At present it serves as a viewpoint where visitors can see the extension of the farm.