Cuba

An unforgettable experience visiting the island of Cuba on a Road Scholar photographic tour with a people to people connection. Please feel free to comment on the photos and add place names if you have them!
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Plaza Mayor is the historic center of Trinidad. You'll see beautiful white wrought-iron fences and lamp posts, cobbled streets surrounding the square, statues of English greyhounds, and columns with large terra-cotta finials decorating the plaza. In the center of this photo is Iglesia y Convento de San Francisco. Built in 1813 by Franciscan monks, the building became a parish church in 1848, and in 1895 was converted into a garrison for Spanish troops. The church fell into disrepair, and in 1920 much of it was demolished, leaving only the bell tower and a few nearby buildings.
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Plaza Mayor is the historic center of Trinidad. You'll see beautiful white wrought-iron fences and lamp posts, cobbled streets surrounding the square, statues of English greyhounds, and columns with large terra-cotta finials decorating the plaza. In the center of this photo is Iglesia y Convento de San Francisco. Built in 1813 by Franciscan monks, the building became a parish church in 1848, and in 1895 was converted into a garrison for Spanish troops. The church fell into disrepair, and in 1920 much of it was demolished, leaving only the bell tower and a few nearby buildings.

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  • Looking up into the wind chimes of Azerial Santerer.
  • The back yard of potter Azariel Santander.
  • The backyard kiln of potter Azariel Santander.
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  • a very sweet coconut cream dessert!
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  • The street where I stayed in a Casa Particulares.
  • Enjoying the views from my seat in the pedicab. Trinidad is built on a hillside and the driver certainly works up a sweat on the uphill streets!
  • Chess club.
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  • The Plaza Mayor in Trinidad, Cuba, is the historic center of the town, declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1988.
  • Plaza Mayor is the historic center of Trinidad. You'll see beautiful white wrought-iron fences and lamp posts, cobbled streets surrounding the square, statues of English greyhounds, and columns with large terra-cotta finials decorating the plaza. In the center of this photo is Iglesia y Convento de San Francisco. Built in 1813 by Franciscan monks, the building became a parish church in 1848, and in 1895 was converted into a garrison for Spanish troops. The church fell into disrepair, and in 1920 much of it was demolished, leaving only the bell tower and a few nearby buildings.
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