Cuba Attraction, Landscape, Peaceful + Religious pictures

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Framed by architecturally impressive buildings, such as the beautiful 18th-century Havana Cathedral, this is one of Havana’s most atmospheric squares.

Decorated with exquisite frescoes, this 18th-century religious monument is one of several Baroque masterpieces that frame the resplendent Cathedral Square.

This sprawling cemetery is the final resting place of city residents and notable people from Cuban history, including the independence leader General Máximo Gómez.

Travel back to the time of Cuba’s important sugar trade in this valley where remains of 50 historic sugar mills still stand.

Fittingly known as the rainbow of Cuba, this lush mountain resort is known for its verdant flora and thundering waterfall.

Take a pleasant ride out to this beach on a south side peninsula and enjoy sunbathing, snorkeling and splashing about in the blue-green water.

Take a pleasant ride out to this beach on a south side peninsula and enjoy sunbathing, snorkeling and splashing about in the blue-green water.

Decorated with exquisite frescoes, this 18th-century religious monument is one of several Baroque masterpieces that frame the resplendent Cathedral Square.

This sprawling cemetery is the final resting place of city residents and notable people from Cuban history, including the independence leader General Máximo Gómez.

Decorated with exquisite frescoes, this 18th-century religious monument is one of several Baroque masterpieces that frame the resplendent Cathedral Square.

This vast 19th-century church towers over Trinidad’s main square and is a great starting point for exploring this UNESCO-protected city.

This sprawling cemetery is the final resting place of city residents and notable people from Cuban history, including the independence leader General Máximo Gómez.

View Cuba’s formal art collections at these two sites, one focused on international and the other on Cuban art.

This sprawling cemetery is the final resting place of city residents and notable people from Cuban history, including the independence leader General Máximo Gómez.

This bright yellow building near Plaza Mayor holds examples of some of the most impressive wealth from the city’s rich past.

Travel back to the time of Cuba’s important sugar trade in this valley where remains of 50 historic sugar mills still stand.

An eclectic mix of styles and colors in this century-old building presents a whimsically ornate structure overlooking the sea.

Travel back to the time of Cuba’s important sugar trade in this valley where remains of 50 historic sugar mills still stand.

This vast 19th-century church towers over Trinidad’s main square and is a great starting point for exploring this UNESCO-protected city.

Explore a flooded freshwater cave system and see a variety of marine life as well as strange underwater rock formations.

Plunge into the refreshing pool at the base of this 72-feet (22-meter) high waterfall in the heart of a tropical forest.

View Cuba’s formal art collections at these two sites, one focused on international and the other on Cuban art.