The house of cultural diversity of Camagüey, belonging to the Office of the Historian (OHCC, by its acronym in Spanish), promotes the knowledge and visibility of the various artistic and
The Ignacio Agramonte Loynaz Park has become symbolic since Camagüey was called Puerto Príncipe, as a public space to which at the time its inhabitants visited to talk and have
The Interpretation Center “Camagüey, World Heritage City”, a place belonging to the Office of the Historian, is the site where the Model of the Historic Center is located. This place
The General Cemetery of Camagüey has elements that distinguish it from other necropolises. Among the oldest, it is the only one that still remains in use, and like none in
If you walk frequently through the Historic Center of Camagüey you have surely listened to Radio Príncipe, a radio project of the Office of the Historian that, through the speakers
By: Marianne Portuondo and Elena Rosales Caballero (journalism students) After 506 years of his foundation, Camagüey city, previously known as Santa María del Puerto del Príncipe, looks renewed, from a
A regular urban layout and the uniqueness of its architecture characterize Batey Jaronú, a historic site declared a National Monument since 2008. This batey is considered a successful example of
