Jose Raul Capablanca Chess House, nestled in Santiago de Cuba’s central Cespedes Park, is always crowded by enthusiasts of the “science sport”, and it stands out as a colonial building from late 18th century.
Reed Travel Exhibitions’ (RTE) has confirmed that has been appointed a new Show Director ICOMEX and Event Production Forum for the Reed Exhibitions Mexico Portfolio.
On July 14-15, at Pabellon Cuba’s May Pavilion where the 16th edition of Arte en La Rampa Fair will be taking place through September 13, Artex screened three out of the five audiovisual material included in volume 2 of its Artex Video audiovisual project.
Some people have heard of Elvira Cape Lombard because of her contribution during the pro-independence war; other people have her as the myth of the woman of lineage that crowned the life of Santiago de Cuba, her hometown.
Globus and Cosmos have announced six new Cuba itineraries for 2016, including an opportunity to cruise to the country.
When Governor Diego Velazquez de Cuellar founded it as a village in 1515 and established it as the first capital of the Island of Cuba, the conqueror never imagined the historic, social and cultural structure that would be developed in the territory that was born with the protection of Santiago Apostol, its patron saint.