A guide to Cuba
A guide to Cuba There are plenty of things to do in Cuba, with its cobbled city streets, verdant mountains and a local rhythm that can’t
Read moreTrinidad was founded in 1518 by Diego Velazquez as a base for expeditions into the New World and it was from here that Hernan Cortes set out to conquer Mexico. The city became rich due to sugar exportation, however after the sugar price crashed in the 19th century many wealthy families left and the town fell in to decline. The city is a Unesco World Heritage Site and an excellent example of the early days of the Spanish colonisation, with preserved buildings, cobbled streets and hardly a trace of modern architecture. The centre is only accessible by foot, which makes it a great city to walk around.
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A guide to Cuba There are plenty of things to do in Cuba, with its cobbled city streets, verdant mountains and a local rhythm that can’t
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Cox & Kings’ team of travel experts pick their favourite soundscapes, from calving glaciers to Cuban music.
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Whether it be the colossal mausoleums and elaborate graves of the great and the good or eerie cemeteries and labyrinthine catacombs holding
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Eleni Oraia writes about her trip to Cuba, an adventure she had dreamed of since the 1960's.
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