Santiago de Cuba, a World Heritage Site city, is without doubt the most Caribbean enclave on the island. Halfway between the beautiful bay and the mountains of the Sierra Maestra, the city is steeped in history and culture, dancing to the rhythms of son, which was born in its streets, and the flavour of the most authentic Cuban rums.
Discover in two days the city's key historical and cultural attractions, with its warm and friendly inhabitants, living to the beat of son and the finest Cuban rums.
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Visit the symbolic sites of architecture and history of Cuba's eastern region, or the iconic Sanctuary of La Virgen de la Caridad del Cobre, the Patron Saint of Cuba.
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On your visit to Santiago de Cuba you cannot afford to miss the experience of exploring its unique natural and cultural landscapes, many of which are inseparable from the history of the city and the region.
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A forum for debating and promoting documentaries by Cuban and international film makers.
A forum for debating and promoting documentaries by Cuban and international film makers.
An annual cultural event uniting trobadours and musicians from all over the country.
An annual cultural event uniting trobadours and musicians from all over the country.
Professional sculptors and ceramicists gather in Santiago de Cuba to display their work and interact with the public.
Professional sculptors and ceramicists gather in Santiago de Cuba to display their work and interact with the public.
The city is a venue every year for the largest Bolero event in Cuba.
The city is a venue every year for the largest Bolero event in Cuba.
