Trinidad Walking Tour 4 hours

Travel back in time to the stunning city of Trinidad, a UNESCO heritage site, and one of the most beautiful places in Cuba. The tour begins in the Plaza Santa Ana, located at the eastern end of the historic centre and was the main access point to the valley of the mills. Here you will see the main parish church which was initially constructed in the first quarter of the eighteenth century and the Royal prison a fine example of colonial military architecture. Wandering through the streets you will see beautifully preserved houses painted in a range of colours that help give Trinidad its unique atmosphere. The tour will then visit the hermitage of the stern, which from its height in the far north, dominates the city, and was built between 1710 and 1725, and the hospital that is attached to it. You will then visit The Plaza
de las Tres Cruces, located at the northwest end of the historic centre, in the neighbourhood known as El Calvario where three crosses of wood are erected, installed circa 1826 and were the point of arrival of the Catholic processions during the Holy Week and the Corpus. You will also visit to the House museum where you can see an ancient buildings and artefacts of the eighteenth century, and where you can taste the typical drink of the time. Free time to explore by yourself is also included.

Guide Service + tickets + canchanchara cocktail

DEPARTURES Daily

Duration: 4 hours