A walk up the hill to Plaza Mayor through cobble stoned streets was a delight. We couldn't see inside the cathedral at the top but we enjoyed the various music venues around it such as Canchanchara and Casa de las Trova. and many others. There was also a band playing near the steps at the side of the Cathedral and... More

Good climb to Plaza. Cobblestone streets in Trinidad. Good photos. flea markets, lady hand making cigars in shop nearby. So worth the trip to see. Bronson/Lila

there are some benches you can seat on and rest, looking at the beautiful restored bildings of the old city.

What the local government and the Ministry of Cultural are cooking for the 500 anniversary of Trinidad (Cuba) is still a mistery, but anyways this is the place to celebrate this birthday. This is the best preserved colonial Plaza in Cuba. It's realy a must for those interested in history and architecture.

Nice to explore during every hour of the day ,at night around the Plaza one can enjoy excelnt cuban music at the casa de musica

Plaza Mayor is a step back into the past, with its cobblestone streets, beautifully restored 18th and early 19th century buildings, an austere but impressive church and a grassed and tree filled central area. A must see when visiting Cuba

The real Colonial square! Very little but georgeous city and this is the most central part. If you visit Cuba this is a MUST!

Wide range of attractions including the Museo de la Revolucion-great value at one Peso including a great view over Trinidad from the tower.

Very pretty centre of a beautiful small town. Blue and yellow painted houses, particularly attractive in the late afternoon sunlight. Palm trees and painted ceramic vases. A good and unusual viewpoint is from the viewing tower of the Palacio Cantero, an interesting old house near the square (this closes at 5 p.m. so it's best to be at the top... More