Musicians play in one of the squares. You can hear a bit of it below The atmosphere in Trinidad was decidedly different. It was very friendly and relaxed, prices were reasonable and not a single person hustled me or ripped me off. The scale was more human too, with most places within walking distance. Realising that I would lose at least one day, usually two every time I travelled by bus, I decided that it would be better to spend my limited time in Cuba visiting one or two places, rather than trying to cover a lot of ground. This UNESCO recognised World Heritage site was definitely worth a visit. Main square in Trinidad Horses and carts still ply the cobbled streets and they are still used for deliveries, not just for ferrying tourists. Typical street but behind those modest facades are elegant courtyards Moorish Influences Luckily there was an Australian girl who spoke excel...
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