Camagüey: Living History and Colonial Charm in the Heart of Cuba
Welcome to Camagüey, one of the most enchanting and authentic cities in Cuba. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this colonial gem invites you to discover its soul through winding streets, historic squares, vibrant local culture, and living art.
What makes Camagüey unique?
Its urban layout is an adventure in itself—a maze of narrow alleys originally designed to confuse pirates, now perfect for wandering aimlessly and discovering beauty and history at every turn. You'll find treasures like Plaza del Carmen, adorned with lifelike sculptures; Plaza San Juan de Dios, one of the most picturesque squares in Cuba; and the majestic Camagüey Cathedral, where you can climb the bell tower for panoramic views of the historic center.
Camagüey is also a city of art and culture. Visit its many galleries—such as the one by artist Joel Jover—explore traditional pottery workshops, and enjoy performances at the Teatro Principal or live music at the Casa de la Trova. The experience wouldn't be complete without tasting the local cuisine at cozy privately-owned restaurants, many housed in beautifully restored colonial mansions. And for a unique souvenir, don’t miss the local craft markets, where handmade pieces reflect the true spirit of the city.
Aeropuerto Internacional Ignacio Agramonte (CMW)
Ubicado a solo 10 km del centro de la ciudad (aproximadamente 15 minutos en auto). Es la principal vía aérea de acceso a Camagüey, con vuelos nacionales e internacionales.
Aeropuerto Internacional Frank País (HOG) – Holguín
Situado a 200 km de Camagüey (alrededor de 3 horas en auto). Ofrece conexiones con varios destinos del Caribe y América Latina.
Aeropuerto Internacional Abel Santamaría (SNU) – Santa Clara
A 260 km de Camagüey (unas 4 horas en auto). Una opción ideal para quienes planean recorrer varios destinos del centro de Cuba.