5 must-visit colonial towns in Cuba

5 must-visit colonial towns in cuba

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  1. erikastravels

    I’d really love to go to Cuba and wish there weren’t so many hurdles for Americans. I’d only really heard of Trinidad as “the colonial town” though, so it is nice to see that you can find beautiful colonial architecture in so many other places too. The color scheme in your photos is beautiful!

    1. Breathe With Us

      It’s slowly improving. Maybe in a couple of years, it will be as easier as traveling to somewhere else. It’s changing rapidly.

      Trinidad is the most popular one, but there are plenty colonial towns in Cuba!

  2. Kerri

    Love this article – could just scroll up and down for hours looking at the beautiful buildings and the colours. I loved being in Cuba and was so glad I got to see it before it changes with increased tourism down the track. Great wrap up of some great towns.

  3. TheBohoChica

    Cuba has been on my bucket list for the longest time. I am most interested in Santiago de Cuba because of the culture of music and salsa there- I am a salsa dancer (as a hobby) and I think I would really enjoy it.

  4. traveling9to5er

    This is great! I’m trying to work in a trip to Cuba before the end of the year and it’s great to learn more about the country, especially other than Havana. Santiago de Cuba looks beautiful between the architecture and the coast.

  5. anto

    Super welcoming and charming. In Holland we just have the super dull grey and brown houses, this definitely cheers me up, especially on a Monday morning 🙂

  6. best

    Could just scroll up and down for hours looking at the beautiful buildings and the colours. I loved being in Cuba and was so glad I got to see it before it changes with increased tourism down the track. Great wrap up of some great towns.

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