Cuba

The vibrant capital city of Cuba is renowned for its well-preserved Spanish colonial architecture and classic cars.

A famous resort town known for its expansive stretch of white sandy beaches and turquoise waters.

A beautifully preserved colonial town designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site for its cobblestone streets and pastel-colored houses.

A breathtaking karst landscape featuring unique limestone hills called mogotes and traditional tobacco plantations.

The country's second-largest city, deeply rooted in Afro-Cuban culture and known as the birthplace of son music.

Often called the Pearl of the South, this city is celebrated for its French-influenced architecture and scenic bay.

An impressive 17th-century fortress located at the entrance to Santiago de Cuba's bay designed to protect the port from pirates.

A historically significant city famously known as the site of the final battle of the Cuban Revolution and the resting place of Che Guevara.

An idyllic tropical island known for its secluded beaches, coral reefs, and thriving population of pink flamingos.

A city famous for its complex labyrinth of winding streets and numerous historic plazas.