Trinidad is since Sunday the venue of the Trinidad de Cuba First National Festival, the XV Trinifolk Dance Festival, and the first Theoretical Event Heritage and Identity, the three of which will run until next November 28th.»
Trinidad’s Benito Ortiz Borrell Gallery hosts these days the XXI Rafael Zerquera Rodríguez Salon, with works of more than fifty local artisans who may be members or not of the Cuban Association of Artisans and Artists (Acaa).»
Personal items of fighters who took part in the War against the Bandits (LCB, in Spanish), which was fought in Sancti Spiritus, central Cuba, were handed over to the LCB National Museum, in Trinidad.»
The beaches in the south of Sancti Spiritus constitute an attractive offer this summer, when the lack of rainfall has hindered the use of other traditional swimming areas.»
The constant inflow of travelers from all over the world and their predilection for places of nature and history, are significant elements that make Cuba be trendy within the travel industry.»
The National Museum of the Struggle against Bandits (MLCB), was born as an executor of an unforgettable war. The building is placed in Trinidad city’s historic area.»
Despite its over 600-meters above sea level location, the dizziness provoked by the curve of Juana, and the defiance of the laws of gravity at Loma del Mirador, Topes de Collantes is not the end of the world. »
The Valley of the Sugar Mills is found in central Cuba, on the way to Trinidad, the third village founded in Cuba, and one of the best preserved cities of Latin America.»
From January to March, this year, 1 136 948 tourists and hikers arrived in the island. Never before had so many foreigners come to Cuba in a similar period of time.»
After having been displayed in galleries of Sancti Spiritus and Havana, Raul Abreu’s Cerca del mar y del monte (Near the sea and the woods) photographic exhibition has finally settled in the Museum of Colonial Architecture of Trinidad.»
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