Trinidad in My Heart - Free walking tour

Walking through the streets of colonial Trinidad, the first visit is to the History Museum, Palazzo Cantero, which houses a great variety of works of art and objects of high historical value. Inside it has a tower from which you can enjoy a panoramic view of the city a few meters from the Plaza Mayor. Visit the Municipal Art Gallery to see a large selection of contemporary art by local artists. Right in front of Plaza Mayor, the second most preserved place in Cuba, the emblematic place of the city, protected by the cast iron greyhounds and their famous street lamps. Visit the Museum of Colonial Architecture, where you can see the colonial houses of Trinidad. The visit to the Greater Parish Church, Catholic, The Holy Trinity, which enjoys greater prestige for the richness of its architecture and art inside, also preserves the Christ of La Vera Cruz, protector of the city. Visit the Romantic Museum, formerly the Palazzo del Conte Brunet, which houses a precious collection of art from the early nineteenth century and the architectural features of this property distinguish it for its unique beauty, revealed as a symbol of the city. Visit to the Museum of the fight against the bandits, former convent of San Francisco de Asís, which has the highest tower in the city where you can see the cultural and historical heritage of the third city founded in Cuba. Visit to Plaza el Jigue, where it was founded the Villa della Santissima Trinità, where the first Catholic mass was celebrated. Visit the La Canchánchara tavern, to enjoy the typical drink of the city, optional not included, or a sugar cane juice. After a walk through the stone streets, enjoying the unique beauty of the city, you will visit the House of Music cultural landmark and return to Céspedez Park