The Athens of Carribean as a local said once.

Definitivno najljepse mjesto na Kubi i zasluzuje da tamo provedete barem nekoliko dana...uzivajte u setnjama gradom koji je pod zastitom UNESCA i cjenkajte se sa lokalcima na velikoj trznici prepunoj rucno izradjenih suvenira.Nemojte propustiti ni shuttlle mini bus koji svako malo vozi do preljepe plaze izvan grada.Navecer casa de la trova je mjesto gdje ne mozete pogrijesiti...I ako odlucite spavati u privatnom smjestaju potrazite Casa Felix Mercedes jer su to bili najljubazniji ljudi na Kubi

if you want to have fun, go to "the stairs" next to the church.
every evening music and dance outside for free must do!

Visit the square, but also the railroad and train che blew up in order to get ammo for the revolution.
visit che's funerarium!

very windy island, bus nice with all in hotels to relax from the trip a couple of days

Visit the museum of the attack by the american on the bay of piggs!
left of the museum is a GREAT hotel!!!!!!! with nice beach

Mausoleum Ernesto Che Guevara

Trinidad, in Cuba that is, is a great little place to catch Cuban life in slow motion... climb up its rooftops for aerial views of lazy life below, check out groups of men whiling away time on street corners over board games, watch older folk sitting along edges of walls smoking cigars, or women weaving handmade stuff and men carting merchandise on horsecarts, browse through small shops selling handicraft knick-knacks, or take one of those cute-looking yellow mini coco-taxis for a ride through the city...eat at the Plaza Mayor (a bit used to tourists but still ok)...see Trinidad's art museum ... and walk on its pebbled slanting streets...

This is an authentic experience of small town Cuba...like Matanzas a bit, but on a smaller scale... take a ride through the city on a horse-driven carriage, mix and interact with the locals, check out the quaint cars parked here and there, the cigar-chomping men and soccer-playing kids amidst them, and walk around the city to know what Cuba is outside of Havana and the tourist cities...

There is plenty of greenery in and around Cienfuegos ... something reflected in its central square ... lined by majestic looking buildings in pastel shades of blue, pink, green and cream... Cienfuegos is not Havana in terms of things to do, but it offers a few things to explore around the central square... and some pleasant strolls around the city ... once you have eaten at the touristy but ok Palatino, where your coach is likely to take you if you are part of a traditional tour group for your sightseeing...