Streets and squares in Trinidad

Q: What historic places in Trinidad should a lover of architecture visit?

The Cantero Palace, built in 1830, is an example of Cuban neoclassicism with Arab influences, where the municipal museum is now located. The mansion of Sanchez Isnaga stands out with unique wooden grilles 'rejas' and frescoes of the XIX century. In the former monastery of San Francisco, original frescoes of the colonial period and a carved Baroque altar are preserved.

Q: Where to go to Trinidad with children: interesting places for family holidays?

Cave Cueva del Almendres with pre-Hispanic petroglyphs Taino attracts young researchers. The Museum of Archaeology of Guamua presents artifacts of pre-Columbian cultures and the reconstruction of an Indian dwelling. Seville Park showcases the tropical flora and antique steam engine of the 1840s sugar factory.

Q: Where in Trinidad to take beautiful photos: the best photo zones?

La Placita staircase with colorful houses creates a spectacular shot with a perspective on the bay. The Manaki Isnaga Tower on the former sugar plantation of the XIX century is the only remaining observation tower of this type in the Caribbean. La Boca Quarter with bright fishing houses is reflected in the waters of the Caribbean Sea at sunset.

Q: What legends and legends are associated with the sights of Trinidad?

According to legend, the treasures of the conquistadors are hidden in the underground tunnels under Major Square. Locals believe that the ghost of the poet Hertrudis Gomez de Avellaneda still visits the theater in her name. Legend has it that the builders of the San Francisco church added egg whites to the solution for strength.

Q: What little-known sights of Trinidad are worth seeing?

The Benitez Gallery showcases the naive art of local artists in a former 1850 tobacco factory. The House-Museum of Music houses a collection of ancient instruments, including a violin of the XIX century by a Cuban master. The observation deck at the ruins of the Church of Santa Ana offers panoramas of the city without tourist crowds.

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