Booking a visit to: Parque Ignacio Agramonte in Camaguey

Parque Ignacio Agramonte in Camaguey

Parque Ignacio Agramonte

Parque Ignacio Agramonte

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Park agramonte old main square dating back of the year 1528. in one of his side is the old Church, today Metropolitan Cathedral, dedicated to our Lady of the Candelaria, patron Saint of the city. the Temple was built in the same place a sanctuary previous served of closure to locals captives pirate Welsh Henry Morgan, during his attack Villa in 1668. in Central Park stands the iconic equestrian statue of the more general Ignacio agramonte (1912). is one of the centers meeting preferred by the population.

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Camaguey

A cradle of Cuban culture, Camaguey—the “City of Tinajones”—lies in the heart of cattle country and was laid out with irregular streets designed as a convoluted maze to thwart pirates. The historic centre is full of well-preserved colonial plazas and cobbled streets featuring antique churches and convents, and by colourful 17th- and 18th-century domestic buildings featuring red-tile roofs, lathe-turned wooden window grills, and spacious interior courtyards adorned with the city’s trademark oversized jars called tinajones. Camagüey is the third largest city in Cuba and a unique example of the colonial times in the country due to its maze-like street layout with many narrow and irregular streets, complicated junctions, and multiple squares. The best way to experience Camagüey is to get lost walking around the vast historical center without a pre-defined plan while admiring the interesting buildings of this colonial town, including many churches and colorful houses. Highlights include Plaza de los Trabajadores, Catedral de Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria on Parque Ignacio Agramonte, and Plaza San Juan de Dios.