Trinidad is the highlight of Sancti Spiritus province and is Cuba's most colonial city. Cobblestone streets, churches, museums, beaches, diving on the Ancon peninsula, the Manaca-Iznaga tower overlooking the sugarcane fields, and the natural beauty of the mountains and the summit Topes de Collantes are just a few of the reasons people like to come and stay in this town overlooking the Caribbean. UNESCO declared Trinidad a World Heritage site in 1988.
Trinidad is the highlight of Sancti Spiritus province and is Cuba's most colonial city. Cobblestone streets, churches, museums, beaches, diving on the Ancon peninsula, the Manaca-Iznaga tower overlooking the sugarcane fields, and the natural beauty of the mountains and the summit Topes de Collantes are just a few of the reasons people like to come and stay in this town overlooking the Caribbean. UNESCO declared Trinidad a World Heritage site in 1988