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CUBA TRAVEL PICTURES
Cuba is a photographer's dream come true. The monuments, landscapes, and people of this largest Caribbean island offer picture-perfect images. Our gallery of travel pictures of Cuba introduces the city of Havana and 14 provinces shown on the map of Cuba. From Guantanamo Bay and Santiago de Cuba in the east to Havana and Varadero in the west, these travel pictures are intended to give you a taste of travel to Cuba, pearl of the Antilles.
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Camaguey
Colonial Camaguey contrasts with Playa Santa Lucia. |
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Isla de la Juventud
Place of exile for Fidel Castro and Jose Marti. |
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Ciego de Avila
Ciego de Avila is a local scene, Cayo Coco is for visitors. |
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Las Tunas
Cattle country where Cuban cowboys fought for freedom. |
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Cienfuegos
Stately neoclassical buildings mixed with music in the streets. |
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Matanzas
Resorts at Varadero Beach, quiet sands on the Bay of Pigs. |
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Granma
More than Granma International, the newspaper. |
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Pinar del Rio
Scenery at Vinales, diving at Maria La Gorda, and tobacco. |
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Guantanamo
Guantanamo Bay Naval Base and beautiful Baracoa. |
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Sancti Spiritus
Colonial Trinidad, santeria temples, lush sugarfields. |
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Havana City
From Havana cigars to night club dancing Havana has it all. |
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Santiago de Cuba
History, monuments, museums, culture, scenery, and more. |
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Havana Province
The other Havana, with a rum factory and small towns. |
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Villa Clara
Memories of Che Guevara in Santa Clara, ecotourism. |
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Holguin
From Guardalavaca and Holguin to the nickel mining at Moa. |
Cuba-Pictures.com
is a collection of photos by
David Stanley, original author of
Lonely Planet Cuba. |
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Cuba Photos by Subject
Cuba offers a wide choice of things to see. Beyond the museums, monuments, and colonial buildings, everyday life goes on.
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Architecture
Colonial architecture, neoclassical buildings, and a modern school. |
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Churches
From baroque colonial cathedrals to shrines and country churches. |
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Billboards
Revolutionary art on city streets and country roads. |
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Monuments
From classicism to freedom fighters and revolutionary icons. |
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Cars
Classical cars from the 1950s still rule the roads. |
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People
Artists, intellectuals, poets, priests, and workers in the field. |
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Castles
Fortresses and towers build by Spain to defend their colony. |
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Street Scenes
Glimpses of daily life as the Cubans go about their affairs. |
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