Located in the old Fort Matachín , this museum provides the ideal opportunity to learn more about Baracoa. Among other topics, it traces the history of the Taïnos Indians , a pre-Columbian people who settled here two centuries before the Spanish. I..

The little triangular square of Parque Central is dominated by this cathedral. Entirely rebuilt in the early 19C, its main point of interest is the Cruz de la Parra . This 15C cross is the only survivor of 29 crosses erected by Christopher Columbus ..

2km out of Baracoa, a track heads off from the main road beyond the sign for Finca Duaba. After 400m, the left fork leads to the foot of El Yunque, the flat-topped mountain which dominates the town. After a pleasant walk through its luxuriant natural..