Granma Province
On the eastern side of Parque Céspedes, Manzanillo's Museo Histórico Municipal gives the usual local history lesson with a revolutionary twist.
Must-see attractions in Cuba
Museo de Arqueología Guamuhaya
Trinidad
On the northwestern side of Plaza Mayor is this odd mix of stuffed animals, native bones and vaguely incongruous 19th-century kitchen furniture.
Ciego de Ávila Province
A bronze map of the city in the late-19th century is stuck on the side of a building, and it marks the site of its founding on June 26, 1840.
Regla, Guanabacoa & the Forts
Havana's distinctive national observatory sits on a hill above the Casablanca neighborhood on the eastern side of the harbor.
Las Tunas
The pencil-like Monumento a Alfabetización marks the act passed in Las Tunas on November 16, 1961, to stamp out illiteracy.
Ciego de Ávila Province
Looking out over the main square, Parque Martí is Ciego's town hall dating from 1911. Visitors are not allowed inside.
Bayamo
In 1868 Céspedes proclaimed Cuba's independence for the first time in front of the columned Ayuntamiento.
Las Tunas
A multifaced representation of Cuba’s mixed races in the Parque de la India near the bus station.
Las Tunas
The 8m-high abstract Monumento Al Trabajo by José Peláez pays cubist homage to Cuban workers.
