Founded 500 years ago by a Spanish conquistador, the old colonial town of Trinidad is one of the greatest attractions in Cuba and a declared UNESCO World Heritage site.
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Founded 500 years ago by a Spanish conquistador, the old colonial town of Trinidad is one of the greatest attractions in Cuba and a declared UNESCO World Heritage site.
Added: Nov 10, 2009
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