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Plaza Mayor is not only one of the most beautiful squares in Cuba, it is also the vibrant heart of the city. A detour to Plaza Mayor is like a journey back in time to a bygone era. Here, Trinidad's most beautiful colonial villas are lined up side by side. At its heart lies a small park with benches and wrought-iron lanterns from the 19th century. All of the museums are spread around the central square. Mighty royal palms grow amidst the green space surrounded by a white garden fence. Behind the green oasis rises the Iglesia Parroquial de la Santisima Trinidad. The church was built in 1892 in the neoclassical style. Among the most impressive buildings on Plaza Mayor is the Casa Cantero mansion, which was acquired in 1830 by a plantation owner of German descent named Kanter. According to legend, he illegally acquired vast sugarcane plantations by killing an old slave trader and marrying his widow. Source: https://kuba.de/

The Iglesia y Convento de San Francisco, a striking landmark in Trinidad with its handsome yellow and green bell tower, has a rich history. Built by the Franciscans in 1813, this former convent was converted into a parish church in the mid-19th century and later a prison before much of the building was demolished in the 1920s. Only some of the outbuildings and the bell tower remain. Today, this picturesque building houses the Museo Nacional de Lucha Contra Bandidos (National Museum of the Fight Against the Bandits). Lovers of Cuba's revolutionary history should take some time to explore the fascinating exhibits here. Photographs, documents, and equipment related to the counterrevolutionary forces, or "bandidos," of 1959 and the subsequent troubles and struggles are on display. After browsing the museum, tourists can lighten the mood atop the bell tower, which offers beautiful views of the city. Source: https://hostalcasaarianatrinidadcuba.com/

The Vegas Grande Waterfall is a waterfall in Cuba's Topes de Collantes National Park, accessible via a challenging jungle hike and ideal for swimming and exploring the Cuban wilderness.

This bat cave can be entered even if the previous days were dry. If it has been under water for too long, it will be impossible to pass through.

The Vegas Grandes Waterfall: stunning! And refreshing for a swim, too. However, the descent to the waterfall is extremely challenging. Be sure to wear hiking boots and walk slowly.

A private finca that provides drinks and small snacks to visitors of the waterfall.

Topes de Collantes Nature Park is home to untouched jungle. A guided hike is essential.

This elaborately decorated and hand-painted chest of drawers from the colonial period can be admired in the Museo Romántico de Trinidad.