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On the Plaza Mayor of Trinidad, the former Casa Brunet houses a collection of decorative arts that captures the lifestyle of Cuban sugar elites in the 19th century.
Housed in the Palacio Cantero near Plaza Mayor in Trinidad, this municipal museum traces the city's history and offers a 360° view from its tower.
Former sugar plantation in the Valley of the Sugar Mills, 16 km from Trinidad. Watchtower, hacienda and slavery remnants, UNESCO-listed.
Vallée de Los Ingenios
Located 12 km from Trinidad, the Valley of Los Ingenios preserves the legacy of the Cuban colonial sugar industry, inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list since 1988.
Just 20 km from Trinidad, the Manaca Iznaga Tower dominates the Valle de los Ingenios, the former sugar-growing heart of Cuba and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Seven stories, two centuries of history.
A former 18th-century sugar estate transformed into a Sugar Museum, Guaimaro preserves European frescoes, a private chapel, and the remains of slave barracks.
Cuba's second mountain range, Escambray unfolds waterfalls, trails and revolutionary heritage just 30 minutes from Trinidad.
Housed in the 18th-century Casa Azul on Trinidad's Plaza Mayor, this museum traces the evolution of Cuban colonial architecture across eight rooms.
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