Cienfuegos is one of the last cities built in Cuba. It was founded by French immigrants from the southern United States, and its rectilinear, airy architecture reflects these origins. Set at the far end of one of Cuba's largest bays, it has a coastal, port-town character. The Terry Theatre, the Prado promenade, and the terrace overlooking Punta Gorda at the magnificent Palacio del Valle all bear witness to a rich past.
Walk from Hotel La Unión to Muelle Real, following the old tramway line.
Walking visit to Parque Martí via Boulevard Santa Isabel de España.
Entry to the Tomás Terry Theatre.
Visit to Boulevard San Fernando (the main shopping street) up to the statue of Benny Moré.
Departure by local car. Transfer to Hotel Jagua. Walk to Punta Gorda to discover the modern part of the city.
On the way back, visit to the Palacio del Valle. Cocktail on the terrace.
Return to the town centre
