The ³Ò³Üá¾±³¾²¹°ù´Ç Assembly of April 1869, which approved the first Cuban constitution and called for the emancipation of slaves, was held here. The events are commemorated by a large monument in this central park honoring the stars of Cuban independence.
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Nestled in grassy uplands, this handsome country ranch was built by a Peruvian architect during WWII. It is now run as a nature reserve by Ecotur. It's…
Museo Memorial Mártires de Barbados
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The bamboo woods around Motel El Cornito, about 6km outside town, offer a welcome, shady diversion from the scorching city bustle. You'll find ranchón…
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This work, first unveiled in 1977, was elemental in reviving Cuba’s sculpturing traditions and making Las Tunas its HQ. The sculpture comprises a huge…
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In the central hub of Plaza Martà an inventive bronze statue of the 'apostle of Cuban independence' by Rita Longa doubles as a solar clock. It was opened…
Museo Provincial General Vicente GarcÃa
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Housed in the royal blue town hall with a clock mounted on the front facade, the provincial museum documents local tunero history. A member of staff will…
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Nestled in grassy uplands, this handsome country ranch was built by a Peruvian architect during WWII. It is now run as a nature reserve by Ecotur. It's…
23.36 MILES
The bamboo woods around Motel El Cornito, about 6km outside town, offer a welcome, shady diversion from the scorching city bustle. You'll find ranchón…
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A two-headed TaÃno chief looking in opposite directions. It dominates the surroundings at the rustic Motel El Cornito 3km west of town.
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The 8m-high abstract Monumento Al Trabajo by José Peláez pays cubist homage to Cuban workers.
6. Museo Memorial Mártires de Barbados
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A colonial-era structure near the eponymous park that commemorates Las Tunas' great War of Independence hero who captured the town from the Spanish in…