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Introducing Las Tunas
Referred to alternatively as the 'city of sculptures' or El Balcón del Oriente (the Balcony of the Oriente), Las Tunas is devoid of any buildings of architectural note. The city remains a low-rise and unpretentious place that feels more like a sleepy suburb than a bustling business hub. Those on the rebound from Santiago or Camagüey will find the pace of life slower here, though the local people are colorful enough and the hustlers refreshingly low-key.
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Last updated: Mar 2, 2009
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