Camagüey is a city and municipality in central Cuba and is the nation’s third largest city with more than 321,000 inhabitants. It is the capital of the Camagüey Province. Central Camaguey is a World Heritage Site. One of the first seven villages founded by the Spaniards in Cuba, Camagüey played a prominent role as the urban centre of an inland territory dedicated to cattle breeding and the sugar industry. Settled in its current location in 1528, the town developed on the basis of an irregular urban pattern that contains a system of large and minor squares, serpentine streets, alleys and irregular urban blocks, highly exceptional for Latin American colonial towns located in plain territories. The Historic Centre of Camagüey constitutes an exceptional example of a traditional urban settlement relatively isolated from main trade routes. Check out this video of our Casa Particular in Camaguey owned by Chris — with a great view of the city from its roof: Old Colonial Town
Busy Pedestrian Promenade
Horse drawn Carriages are Common
3 Parking Spaces Available for the Restaurant
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Rooftop View from Chris’ Casa