Some places try very hard to be charming. Trinidad doesn’t really have to try at all – and still somehow does. Here you’ll find cobblestone streets that test your balance, pastel-coloured houses in every...
Cienfuegos is dubbed La Perla del Sur (Pearl of the South), and no doubt, it has absolutely pearl quality. UNESCO inscribed the Urban historic centre og Cienfuegos on the World Heritage List, citing it as the best extant...
Camagüey is the third-largest city in Cuba, located in the central part of the island. It is famous for its maze-like streets meant to confuse. Camagüey is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The...
Santiago de Cuba boasts a rich, diverse culture heavily influenced by Spanish, African, and French-Haitian roots. It is also Cuba’s second city. Santiago was the capital of the island in the sixteenth century. On...
In the Viñales Valley and Las Terrazas, you can find your inner peace and feel as if you have been brought back in time entirely. After I arrived in Havana, I planned to have...
Cuba is not an easy country to understand – and right now, it may be even harder than usual. For years, much of Cuba’s fragile economy has depended on support from Venezuela. Cheap oil...
