Cuba Travel Guide
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Cuba
Timeworn but magnificent, dilapidated but dignified, fun yet maddeningly frustrating Cuba is a country of indefinable magic.
Cuba is like a prince in a poor mans coat: behind the sometimes shabby facades, gold dust lingers. Its these rich dichotomies that make travel here the exciting, exhilarating roller-coaster ride it is. Trapped in a time warp and reeling from an economic embargo that has grated for more than half a century, this is a country where you can wave goodbye to Western certainties and expect the unexpected. If Cuba were a book, it would be James Joyce's Ulysses: layered, hard to grasp, serially misunderstood, but above all a classic.
Meticulously preserved, Cubas colonial cities havent changed much since musket-toting pirates stalked the Caribbean. The atmosphere and architecture is particularly stirring in the Unesco-listed cities Havana, Trinidad, Cienfuegos and Camagey where grandiose squares and cobbled streets tell erstwhile tales of opulence and intrigue. Elsewhere many buildings lie ruined and tattered like aging dowagers waiting for a face-lift. With more funds, these heirlooms may yet emulate the colonial treasures in Havana and Trinidad, further proof that the safeguarding of Cubas historical legacy has been one of the revolutions greatest achievements.
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