Solo Travel in Trinidad
Cuba
About Trinidad for Solo Travelers
Cuba's best-preserved colonial town — cobblestone streets, pastel colonial houses, the best casa particular scene, and the nightlife at Canchánchara bar that goes until sunrise.
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Casa Colonial 1830
Accommodation
A casa particular in a colonial house built in 1830 and remodelled in the early 20th century, in Trinidad's historic centre. Like many casas in the town, it has high ceilings, a courtyard and period details, and it's a short walk over the cobblestones to the Plaza Mayor, museums and the evening music at the Casa de la Música steps.
📍Historic centre, Trinidad, Sancti Spíritus, Cuba
Paladar Sol y Son
Food & Drink
A long-running paladar in a colonial house in Trinidad's old town, with tables in a leafy courtyard among antiques. It serves traditional Cuban dishes — slow-cooked pork, ropa vieja, fish and lobster — at fair prices, and it's a pleasant, unhurried place for dinner alone. Book in the busy winter season.
📍Historic centre, Trinidad, Sancti Spíritus, Cuba
Plaza Mayor
Culture
The heart of Trinidad, a UNESCO World Heritage Site together with the nearby Valle de los Ingenios sugar mills. The small, palm-dotted square is surrounded by pastel mansions housing museums, and the bell tower of the former convent of San Francisco gives the best view over the red-tiled roofs. Come early before the heat.
📍Plaza Mayor, Trinidad, Sancti Spíritus, Cuba
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