This bucolic finca (farm) has a bar-restaurant where you can sample guarapo (pressed cane juice) and order lunch. A steam train chugs in here from the Central Patria o Muerte sugar museum daily and deposits a carriage-full of tourists.
Rancho Palma
Ciego de Ávila Province
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7.87 MILES
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The once scrubby wasteland between Hotel Ciego de Ávila and the city center, on the northwestern edge of town, is now a vast park featuring an artificial…
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24.03 MILES
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Cuba's sugar industry is preserved at this huge, rusting ex-sugar mill founded in 1914 in the village of Patria, 3km south of Morón. Guides explain the…
4.15 MILES
Morón has long been central Cuba's main railway crossroads and exhibits the most elegant railway station outside Havana. Built in 1923, the building's…
4.2 MILES
In among the teeming sidewalks and peeling colonnades, this well-laid-out museum of history and archaeology is housed in Morón's former bank, an…
4.36 MILES
Small park in the northern part of Morón with a small church and an old theater. The access road to Laguna de la Leche branches north from here.
4.37 MILES
Morón is famous for its emblematic cockerel, which stands guard on a roundabout opposite the Hotel Morón on the southern edge of town. It's named after a …
6.48 MILES
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7.87 MILES
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8.08 MILES
This wild, foliage-covered loma (hill), the province's only real high ground, was turned into a flora-and-fauna reserve in 1985. With its fabulous coastal…