The city of Santiago de Cuba is the capital of the province of Santiago de Cuba, located next to a bay that is framed by the majestic mountains of the Sierra Maestra.

It was one of the first towns founded by the Spanish in 1515, it was the capital of the island until 1589 and is currently the second most important city in Cuba.

Santiago de Cuba is one of the most distinctive and distinctive regions on the island, both because of its geography, because of the beauty of its capital city, its history, its culture and the hospitality of its inhabitants.

Santiago de Cuba is connected with Havana and the rest of the country by the Central Highway, by rail and through its airport to the main cities of Cuba.