"CITY TOUR TRINIDAD, HISTORIC CENTER" Tour
Trinidad – Cuba's colonial jewel. Founded in 1514 by Spanish colonizer Diego Velázquez, Trinidad was the island's third settlement and became one of Cuba's wealthiest cities thanks to the sugar trade and slave labor in the sugar mills of the nearby Valle de los Ingenios (Sugar Mill Valley). Hernán Cortés even set sail from here for Mexico, marking the beginning of new expeditions. This wealth translated into colonial palaces, cobblestone plazas, and colorful cobblestone streets, which remain almost intact today, making Trinidad the best-preserved colonial city in Cuba and one of the most authentic in the entire Caribbean. In 1988, the city and the Valle de los Ingenios (Sugar Mill Valley) were recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, becoming the second Cuban site on the list, after Old Havana. Located on Cuba's southwest coast, in the province of Sancti Spíritus, Trinidad is a destination that combines history, culture, and tradition, inviting you to lose yourself among its museums, churches, and colonial houses, or simply enjoy its unique atmosphere amid the music that fills its squares.
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