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Ancón
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Hotel Ancón, Trinidad

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Casa Fisher
Lino Pérez between José Martí and Francisco Codatia
Trinidad

Casa de la Música
Calle Francisco Javier Zerquera #406
Trinidad
Tel: (419) 3414

CanalCubano: Located in a big and charming building adapted from an old and ruined one, this Casa de la Música -in English, The Music House- was inaugurated in 2000 by Egrem. It was a success from the very beginning, offering varied musical performances as well as sevices of bar, cafetería and a restaurant of light kind of food. Trinidad´s nights have here a must.

Frommers: The dance floor is usually a good mix of polished, semi-professional locals and foreigners whose hips are somewhat less smoothly oiled. The steps are often overflowing with people checking out some free music under the stars. Inside the Casa de la Música, a more raucous environment prevails until the wee hours ($2 cover). Just around the corner on Fernando H. Echerri

Casa de la Trova
Fernando Hernandez Echerri #29
Trinidad

CanalCubano: The most successful place in the Trinidad nights. Many groups and soloists of traditional music perform tirelessly for the cheering tourists. There are some who say it lacks authenticity, but we have another opinion.

Frommers: The Casa de la Trova, Fernando H. Echerri 29, a block east of the Plaza Mayor, is the traditional spot to listen to Cuban bands and try out a few dance steps; it's open daily from 11am to 2pm and 10pm to 2am, and there's a $1 cover charge during the day, $2 at night.

La Canchánchara
Rubén Martínez Villena at Pablo P. Girón
Trinidad

Frommers: Sometimes has a few musicians assembled, but it's mostly just a little open-air courtyard bar in an atmospheric colonial house, a good place to kick back in old wooden chairs and have a mojito or the eponymous house drink, made with aguardiente, lime, and honey. It's open daily from 10am to 9pm (but no food is served).

CanalCubano: This is one of the most famous bars in Cuba. The name comes from a traditional drink you get there (bebida de los mambises) made out of honey and liquor. It´s rustic leather armchairs are always occupied with people that most of the time enter like troops

Colonial
Bar
Calle Maceo #402
Trinidad

CanalCubano: It is located within the establishment of restaurant Trinidad Colonial. This Bar Colonial is a place where to have a "mojito" or a coffee while resting after walking by the historical centre of the city of Trinidad and has a charming and long wooden bar.

Costasur
Centro nocturno
Hotel Costasur
Trinidad

La Cremería
Calle Antonio Maceo esquina a Fidel Claro
Trinidad

CanalCubano: Stop here and have a tasteful ice-cream while visiting Trinidad. In this place, the ice-creams are made and it is also an ideal place to rest in its charming patio.

Cueva Ayala
Discoteca
Hotel Las Cuevas
Tel: 419/6133
Trinidad

CanalCubano: This is a nice disco, located in one of the natural caves of Motel Las Cuevas, one of the most frequented and lively places in the nights of Trinidad. Here, it is possible to dance with disco music and "salsa".

Frommers: One of the most unusual nightspots in Cuba has to be the disco carved out of a deep two-level cave. Though it can be deadly hot, and the kitsch factor is undeniable, it's still pretty cool to dance to blasting disco-salsa tunes as colored lights bounce off stalactites. The crowd on weekends is largely Cuban. Now if they could only install air-conditioning to go with the lights and sound system, nocturnal spelunking would be even more appetizing. To get there, you can either walk up a path leading directly behind the cathedral, off Juan Manuel Márquez, or take the longer route from Hotel Las Cuevas (it's not actually on the premises of the hotel, though it's under the same management). Open nightly until 3am (later Fri-Sat); admission $10 including open bar.

Daiquirí
Bar
Calle General Lino Pérez
Trinidad

CanalCubano: This bar and its terrace is a meeting point in Trinidad. Having a lovely ambience, it is a favourite place for many people.

Finca Ma Dolores
Carretera Circuito Sur
Trinidad
Tel: (419)3581

CanalCubano: It is a nice ranch where there are frequently parties with singers and musical groups of local music. It is advisable to phone before going because performances are not programmed every day.

Bar Mesón del Regidor
Hostal Mesón del Regidor
Trinidad
Tel: (419) 6572

CanalCubano: Ideal for a break while you are walking around in the colonial part of Trinidad. There is no better place to have a drink in the very centre of the city, surrounded by a funny decoration. It is part of a little hotel with the same name which four rooms are always occupied by lucky travellers.

Palenque de los Congos Reales
Calle del Cristo #35
Trinidad

CanalCubano: A very nice terrace especialized in performances of Afro-cuban dance and music, like Santería, Palo Monte and Abakuá, something spectacular performed by a big company daily.

Frommers: Palenque de los Congos Reales has an open-air stage where you can sometimes catch Grupo Folclórico performing Afro-Cuban music and dance (performances aren't regularly scheduled).

Ruinas del Teatro Brunet
Centro Histórico
Trinidad

CanalCubano: This is a charming open-air terrace located inside the ruins of the historical theatre Brunet. There are nights with a great kind of ambience.

Frommers: nightly shows

Taberna La Canchánchara
Bar
Del Real, e/. Boca y San José,
Trinidad

CanalCubano: Its namesake is a drink of the region made from lemon juice, honey and aged Havana Club brand rum served in glazed pottery. This concoction mixes with the magic of a place frozen in time, charming those who have been coming here for decades. This was the drink of the Mambises (name given the Liberating Army). The tavern is part of one of the city's most ancient and interesting buildings dating from the late 18th century---a period of economic growth in the region due to European contraband, which spurred on the city's architectural transformation.

Sancti Spiritus

Amézaga y Chicote
Bar
Quinta Santa Elena
Sancti Spíritus

CanalCubano: This bar of Quinta Santa Elena is one of the most beautiful and charming places where to take something at any time of the day. There is quietness, making easy to talk, and it is located at the foot of the bridge over river Yayabo.

Arcada
Café Bar
Independencia nº 1
Sancti Spiritus

CanalCubano: This Café belongs to Hotel Plaza of Sancti Spiritus. A charming place where to have a drink or a coffee. There are works of different local artists as part of the decoration of the bar and the lovely patio of this establishment.

Casa del Joven Creador

CanalCubano: Here it takes place the most cultural nights of Sancti Spiritus. There is a programme of poetry reading or recitations of tales, by "trovadores".

Casa de las Promociones Musicales
Calle San Miguel
Sancti Spíritus

CanalCubano: This is one of the liveliest places in the town. It has a splendid patio where there are frequently performances of musical groups of traditional style. The best singers and bands of Havana have been here. The establishment has a balcony overlooking river Yayabo, a wonderful view at nights.

Casa de la Musica
Padre Quintero 32
Sancti Spiitus
Tel: 41/2-4963

Frommers: a good-looking place with an open-air sitting area and stage, and a terrace that overlooks the Río Yayabo. The stage area has been embellished by a fancy neo-baroque mural/relief, which sports Carnival costumes and Sancti Spíritus personalities and literary figures. The place has a pretty good light and sound system and has shows Friday through Sunday (groups can arrange for music Tues-Thurs by speaking with the Cubatur agency); the cover charge is $1.

Casa de la Trova

CanalCubano: A great variety of local musical groups act in this Casa de la Trova. In the evenings and at nights, this is the most interesting and funniest of the places in the city to have some drinks

Disco Rumbos Yayabo

CanalCubano: In this disco, there is a really lively and funny ambience, especially at weekends. It has an open-air terrace

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