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Havana

The best thing about Havana is the city itself - its architecture, streets and famous promenades. Especially famed is the historical centre of the city that was declared part of the world's cultural heritage. This vibrant city is a scientific and cultural centre. Within its 47 km of coastline, you will find 20 km of beaches as well as places to go diving and deep-sea fishing.

Viñales

This internationally known region lies 180 km west from Havana in Sierra de los Organos, in Pinar del Rio province. It has stunning scenery, rich flora and fauna and interesting cave systems, the largest on Cuba and Antilles. One of its attractions are mogotes, the lime stone peaks with steep sides and partly rounded crests. Their height can reach up to 400 meters. The tobacco plantations make this region even more attractive and interesting. Rural Viñales, a place in country style, is located between mountains. It is very picturesque and rich in traditions and customs. A typical feature of Viñales is the combination of colonial and classical style elements, pillars, red roofs and the colourful windows in the houses, most of which were built at the end of 18th/ beginning of the 19th century.

Cienfuegos
The city of Cienfuegos lies on Cienfuegos bay, at the entrance to the Caribbean sea. Over a long period of time it was used by pirates as a strategically favorable place for attacking Spanish ships. In the mid 18th century the Spanish built a fortress there, and only then did they manage to gain control over the area. The sugar industry used to be the main source of wealth in Cienfuegos. You can still admire these buildings, for example Palacio del Valle, from which you can enjoy breathtaking view of Jagua bay. Cienfuegos is also an ideal starting point for excursions to numerous interesting sites - Hanabanilla reservoir in the Escambray mountain range or the Jardín Botánico Soledad botanical garden, which is situated on 90 ha of land, 25 km away from the city.

Trinidad
This city is considered to be one of Cuba’s main attractions. The traffic free, colonial district with its colourful houses and old, massive cobblestone crowns the rest of the city as its highest point. You can admire interesting details of colonial architecture when walking through the streets around Plaza Mayor. Especially famous are the high windows with their skilfully carved wooden bars that were replaced last century by iron bars. These so-called rejas invite the energetic street life into the house, rather than excluding it.

Santa Clara

Santa Clara is the capital city of the Cuban province of Villa Clara located in the most central region of the province and almost in the most central region of the country. Santa Clara was founded in 1689 from the village Cubanacan, of ancient Indian. With the population about 260.000, Santa Clara is a pleasant university city in the center of the island, an important commercial center for minerals, sugarcane, and livestock from the surrounding region. Industries include sugar and cigar factories. The city offer visitors very pleasant, easy-relaxing atmosphere.