This cementery houses tombs for such historic notables as José Marti and Emilio Bacardi including graves from those who fought for revolution.

Casa del Caribe is a cultural research institution located in Santiago de Cuba. The institution has two buildings, actually former mansions, in the charming Vista Alegre neighborhood a few blocks from

The remains of the 19th-century coffee plantations.

Built between 1817 and 1892 and now being restored, it is the largest church in Cuba.

This pilgrimage site, strewn with gifts, from tokens of miracle cures to baseballs, has stood the test of time and of the anti-religious fervor of the ruling Communists.

This island paradise off the mainland coast is ideal for divers.

Find the Hotel Colony, as well as good diving opportunities, at this bay.

A favorite bird to watch in this reserve is the fartbird, known for the unmistakable sound it makes while flying.

Cuba’s largest ecosystem encompasses both swamp and beach.

A dive site with excellent visibility.

The largest fortress in Cuba. Built by Spanish explorers.

This popular tourist spot offers public and guided tours.

A run-down Havana street not without its charms.