The 18 best churches in Camaguey

Parque Ignacio Agramonte is a tremendous venue. You will feel the history as it is one of many that showcase the beauty of the country.

Very nice location with wifi access. Many locals are here calling with family living outside Cuba. A few nice pubs, especially El Cambio for perfect Mochito and the Colonial for a good coffee or other drink and food.

Lovely and well kept little park in the middle of Camagüey

Vivid center for wifi😂. Nice bars around.

Beautiful park right next to a cafe

centre of the city is quite interesting

Check out the view from atop the bell tower

You’ll see the nicest toilet in Cuba! I met locals enjoying rum and Cigars.

My favorite bar in all of Camaguey. Dalia, one of the bartenders speaks great English and has a gray story to tell. The drink menu really is just rum and coke, mojitos (if the mint man has come), and the two ever present Cuban beers, Bucenero and Crystal. On the most popular square of Cuba grab a beer from the bar and go stand out on the corner and enjoy the view.

The best Pina Colada in Cuba.

Great bar on the corner of the square, full of locals it is always lively.I have been going to camaguey for 10 years and el cambio is always my first stop

Good place,

(Translated by Google) I liked it. It's interesting to find Super Bock beer in Cuba. (Original) Gostei. Interessante encontrar cerveja Super Bock em Cuba.

(Translated by Google) A must-see place, friendly service, unfortunately no atmosphere when we passed. Maybe too soon 😁 (Original) Un lieu incontournable, service sympa, malheureusement pas d’ambiance à notre passage. Peut-être trop tôt 😁

Nice location in front of the plaza that makes you feel good. The food was okay the server was slow but it keeps happening in all the restaurants they’re going to with another speed. But Ari d is the best restaurants so if you’re going to spend more than a 5 days for sure you will stop by there.

If u are willing to wait more than 1.5h at least, even if the restaurant is almost empty, u are in the right place, I'm not sure how long will be the wait if it's at the fullest of their occupancies. In short words its the worst of the worst. Not sure why Google doesn't allow me to rate this restaurant with 0 🌟 they doesn't deserve even 1 🌟 . U were advised. 🤗

Tiny portion did not justify the 1.5 hours waiting time for the food plus 15 minutes time waiting for the bill.

(Translated by Google) Nothing on the map was possible. Very slow service . Finally the bill, we had no pesos. In euros or dollars they suddenly double it! Crooks! Not worth eating here. Search further (Original) Niets wat op de kaart was, was mogelijk. Zeer trage service . Uiteindelijk de rekening, we hadden geen pesos. In euro's of dollars maken ze opeens het dubbelen er van! Boeven! Niet waard om hier te eten. Zoek verder

(Translated by Google) 2024.2 Visited for group tour lunch We had soup, beef tomato stew, rice, bread, salad, and chocolate cream. Beer is Buckner is. The terrace was very pleasant, the service was good, and the food was delicious. (Original) 2024.2団体ツアーランチで訪問 スープ、牛肉トマト煮込み、ライス、パン、サラダ、チョコレートクリームを頂きました。 ビールはBuckner です。テラスはとても気持ちが良く、サービスも良く、美味しかったです

(Translated by Google) The dish of the day is not bad. The congri already has everything... no need to ask for much more. The lobster is not bad. The best the service (Original) El plato del día no está mal. El congri lleva ya de todo ... no hace falta pedir mucho más. La langosta no está mal. Lo mejor el servicio

(Translated by Google) Order the tarragonof (it's pronounced like this but written differently) you won't regret it. (Original) Pidan el estragonof (se pronuncia así pero se escribe de otra manera) no se van a arrepentir.

(Translated by Google) The Cathedral Church of Our Lady of Candelaria is a magnificent example of Cuban colonial architecture. Built in the 18th century, this cathedral is known for its impressive baroque façade and bell tower, which offers panoramic views of the city. Inside, visitors can see elaborate altars and rich religious ornamentation. The cathedral is not only a center of spiritual devotion, but also an important historical and cultural monument in the heart of Camagüey. (Original) La Iglesia Catedral de Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria es un magnífico ejemplo de la arquitectura colonial cubana. Construida en el siglo XVIII, esta catedral es conocida por su impresionante fachada barroca y su campanario, que ofrece vistas panorámicas de la ciudad. En su interior, los visitantes pueden apreciar altares elaborados y una rica ornamentación religiosa. La catedral no solo es un centro de devoción espiritual, sino también un importante monumento histórico y cultural en el corazón de Camagüey.

(Translated by Google) Climbing the tower is possible here for 1 CUC. There is a nice view of the city from above. (Original) Für 1 CUC ist hier die Turmbesteigung möglich. Von oben gibt es einen schönen Blick auf die Stadt.

(Translated by Google) The church is dedicated to the patron saint of the city. Its current appearance dates back to 1864. (Original) Die Kirche ist der Schutzpatronin der Stadt gewidmet. Ihr heutiges Aussehen geht auf das Jahr 1864 zurück.

(Translated by Google) Camaguey, formerly Santa Maria del Puerto del Príncipe, is well known for being the City of Churches, this being its cathedral, it is a must-see for everyone who goes there. (Original) Camaguey, anteriormente, Santa Maria del Puerto del Príncipe, es muy conocida por ser la Ciudad de las Iglecias, siendo esta su catedrál, es visita obligada de todos cuantos a ella van.

(Translated by Google) Cathedral of the City of Camagüey (Original) Catedral de la Ciudad de Camagüey

Plise it good

Place is good

Place is good

PLACE IS GOOD

(Translated by Google) The best food in the province and good customer service. (Original) La mejor comida de la provincia y buena atención al cliente.

(Translated by Google) Very good food and service. (Original) Muy buena la comida y el servicio.

(Translated by Google) Nice atmosphere and very good service! (Original) Ambiente agradable y muy buen servicio!

The image displays the Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de La Merced (Church of Our Lady of Mercy) in Camagüey, Cuba. Historical Significance: This massive 18th-century brick church is considered the most distinguished in Camagüey and was once the largest in Cuba. Architecture and Features: The church showcases an eclectic architectural mix, including surprising Art Nouveau murals added in the 20th century, a painted wood neo-Gothic altar, and the Santo Sepulcro, an elaborate 1762 casket made from 25,000 silver coins. Location: It is located on the Plaza de los Trabajadores in Camagüey. Crypt: Behind the main altar, down narrow stairs, lies a mysterious crypt, which is the remains of an extensive underground cemetery.

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(Translated by Google) The church of Our Lady of Mercy is located in the Workers' Square. Before entering we met a motorcyclist on a motorcycle with a sidecar, very old motorcycles and cars seen throughout Cuba. This building was used as a barracks, audience and library. It is very simple and bright (Original) La iglesia de nuestra señora de la Merced se encuentra en la plaza de los trabajadores. Antes de entrar nos encontramos un motorista en moto con sidecar se ven en toda Cuba moto y coches antiquísimos. Este edificio se utilizo como cuartel, audiencia y biblioteca. Es muy sencilla y luminosa

(Translated by Google) The church was built in the middle of the 18th century. The image of Christ by the Mexican Manuel Agüero is noteworthy. He put it together from 23,000 collected silver coins. (Original) Die Kirche wurde Mitte des 18. Jahrhunderts errichtet. Beachtenswert ist das Christusbild des Mexikaners Manuel Agüero. Er setzte es aus 23000 gesammelten Silbermünzen zusammen.

(Translated by Google) The Nuestra Señora de la Merced Church was built in the 18th century by the Mercedarian friars, a Spanish religious order dedicated to the Virgin of Mercy. Its baroque architecture stands out for its elegant façade and ornamental details inside, reflecting the Spanish influence in the region. This church has been an important spiritual and cultural center in Camagüey, playing a significant role in the religious and community life of the city over the centuries. (Original) La Iglesia Nuestra Señora de la Merced fue construida en el siglo XVIII por los frailes mercedarios, una orden religiosa española dedicada a la Virgen de la Merced. Su arquitectura barroca destaca por su elegante fachada y detalles ornamentales en su interior, reflejando la influencia española en la región. Esta iglesia ha sido un centro espiritual y cultural importante en Camagüey, jugando un papel significativo en la vida religiosa y comunitaria de la ciudad a lo largo de los siglos.

(Translated by Google) In this church they do not respect their neighbors or help those who come asking for help when they are about to be mistreated by a dictatorship. The one who received the man says that the church respects itself and does not get involved in politics; So why didn't they help a man about to be mistreated by a bad government? The church belongs to everyone and welcomes the beggar who has no clothes or shoes, it welcomes the poor, the rich, whoever. Apparently this is not the case. God sees everything and sees that this man only asked with the only soul he has, which is his faith, he asked for help from the greatest thing he believes in and was denied. Almighty God will take care of those who turned their backs on the Lord of the Cross, because he was not wearing a shirt, Christ was not only wearing a sheet covering his parts and God received him like this and a Christ without clothes is shown in the Churches. So I don't understand anything.?? (Original) En esta iglesia no respetan al prójimo ni ayudan a quien llega pidiendo ayuda cuando está a punto de ser maltratado por una dictadura. Dice la q recibió al señor que la iglesia se respeta y no se mete en política; entonces porque no ayudaron a un señor a punto de ser maltratado por un mal gobierno? La iglesia es de todos y recibe al mendigo que no tiene ropa ni zapatos, recibe al pobre al rico a quien sea. Por lo visto este no es el caso. Dios lo ve todo y ve que este señor solo pedía con el único alma que tiene que es su fé pedía ayuda a lo más grande que el cree y le fue negada. Dios todo poderoso se encargará de esos que le dieron la espalda al señor de la cruz, porque no llevaba camisa, Cristo tampoco solo llevaba una sábana cubriendo sus partes y Dios lo recibió así y se muestra en las Iglesias un Cristo sin ropa. Así que no entiendo nada .??

(Translated by Google) Everything in this church is an enjoyment of history and culture. It has unique attractions such as the burials inside that are still preserved to be observed by the visitor. Its location in the heart of the city gives it a special privilege. From the Tanwill Hostel at Haredia 107 to this church and other places in the city you can walk on foot (Original) Todo en esta iglesia es un disfrute de la historia y la cultura. Tiene atracciones unicas como los entierros en su interior que aun se conservan para ser observados por el visitante. Su ubicacion en el corazon de la cidad le da un privilegio especial. Desde la Hostal Tanwill en Haredia 107 a esta iglesia y otros lugares de la ciudad usted puede ir caminando a pie

(Translated by Google) The Company of Jesus, in the San José Parish and the Loyola Center, with the support of the laity, offer many spaces to live faith, personal growth and improvement in community. A beautiful neo-Gothic building that houses the infrastructure of a strong pastoral action that greatly influences the neighborhood of La Vigía. (Original) La Compañía de Jesús, en la Parroquia San José y el Centro Loyola, con el apoyo de los laicos, ofrecen muchos espacios para vivir en comunidad la fe, el crecimiento personal y la superación. Un hermoso edificio neogótico que alberga la infraestructura de una fuerte acción pastoral que influye grandemente en la barriada de La Vigía.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful church. I have fond memories of my baptism, first communion, catechism. Sunday masses used to be wonderful. They had fantastic activities for kids and teens. I will always remember San José Church as a deeply spiritual and positive place. (Original) Hermosa iglesia. Guardo gratos recuerdos de mi bautizo, primera comunión, catequesis. Las misas de los domingos solían ser maravillosas. Tenían fantásticas actividades para niños y adolescentes. Siempre recordaré a la Iglesia San José como un lugar profundamente espiritual y positivo.

(Translated by Google) Where I was baptized and where I married my wife. (Original) Donde me bautizaron y donde me casé con esposa.

(Translated by Google) My mother forced me to go to church when it wasn't well-regarded. I was 7 years old and went alone from Monte Carlos. I was a shy and abused child, very afraid even to defend myself. One day during catechism, Father Ramón, whom I fondly remember from the land of my grandparents (Spain), asked me, "What's wrong with you, son?" I replied that I was afraid, and he gave a sermon about fear. That child lost his fear forever; he even instilled fear in others by defending himself. Today I'm not a child, but the fear has returned. My mother is dying, and I can't do anything, but in a moment of lucidity, she remembers me and tells me, "God bless you, my son." Now the fear isn't for me, and I can't defend myself from anyone. I realized that this was really what Father Ramón wanted to tell me: to trust in God unconditionally. You may ask, "What does that have to do with a Google review?" Today I saw photos of children in the same church, children with dreams, so I thought, surely there's someone like me, afraid. Many years and much abuse have passed, and yet those children, full of faith, are still at that same altar with a different father, but with the same God. His will be done. (Original) Mi madre me impuso a ir a la iglesia cuando no era bien visto. Yo tenía 7 años e iba solo desde monte carlos, era un niño tímido y abusado, con mucho miedo incluso a defenderme. Un día en el catecismo el padre Ramón a quien recuerdo con mucho cariño de la tierra de mis abuelos (España) me preguntó que te pasa hijo? Yo le contesté que tenía miedo y el dio un sermón sobre el miedo. Ese niño perdió el miedo para siempre, incluso infundió miedos a otros al defenderse. Hoy no soy un niño pero volvió el miedo, mi madre agoniza y yo no puedo hacer nada, pero en un momento de lucidez me recuerda y me dice que Dios te bendiga mijo. Ahora el miedo no es por mí y no me puedo defender de nadie, me di cuenta que eso en realidad era lo que me quería comunicar el padre Ramón era que confiara en Dios incondicionalmente. Ustedes preguntarán y eso que tiene que ver con un review de Google? Hoy vi fotos de niños en la misma iglesia, niños con sueños entonces pensé seguramente hay uno como yo con miedo. Han pasado muchos años y muchos abusos y todavía están esos niños llenos de fé en ese mismo altar con otro padre pero con el mismo Dios. Hágase su voluntad.

(Translated by Google) The Church of San Juan de Dios of Camagüey is a Catholic temple located in the square of the same name, in the historic center of the city. It was built in the 18th century by the hospital order of San Juan de Dios, which was dedicated to caring for the sick and poor. The Church of San Juan de Dios in Camagüey is one of the oldest and best preserved in the city. It has a main façade with a side tower and an elliptical oculus that give it a baroque appearance. Its interior has a single nave with a wooden ceiling and several altarpieces. On the main altar, the image of the Holy Trinity with the human figure of the Holy Spirit stands out, which is the only one in Cuba and the second in Latin America. The Church of San Juan de Dios in Camagüey witnessed several historical events, such as the passage of General Ignacio Agramonte through its square in 1873, the burial of the poet Nicolás Guillén in 1989 or the visit of Pope John Paul II in 1998. The church It was declared a National Monument in 1978 and is part of the colonial architectural complex of the Plaza de San Juan de Dios, which also includes the old convent-hospital and the municipal museum. The Church of San Juan de Dios of Camagüey is a monument that reflects the history and culture of the city and the country. It is a symbol of faith and charity, of art and tradition, of the past and the present. The church is a tourist and cultural attraction that is worth visiting. (Original) La Iglesia de San Juan de Dios de Camagüey es un templo católico que se encuentra en la plaza del mismo nombre, en el centro histórico de la ciudad. Fue construida en el siglo XVIII por la orden hospitalaria de San Juan de Dios, que se dedicaba a atender a los enfermos y a los pobres. La Iglesia de San Juan de Dios de Camagüey es una de las más antiguas y mejor conservadas de la ciudad. Tiene una fachada principal con una torre lateral y un óculo elíptico que le dan un aspecto barroco. Su interior es de una sola nave con un techo de madera y varios retablos. En el altar mayor se destaca la imagen de la Santísima Trinidad con figura humana del Espíritu Santo, que es la única en Cuba y la segunda en Hispanoamérica. La Iglesia de San Juan de Dios de Camagüey fue testigo de varios hechos históricos, como el paso del general Ignacio Agramonte por su plaza en 1873, el entierro del poeta Nicolás Guillén en 1989 o la visita del papa Juan Pablo II en 1998. La iglesia fue declarada Monumento Nacional en 1978 y forma parte del conjunto arquitectónico colonial de la plaza de San Juan de Dios, que también incluye el antiguo convento-hospital y el museo municipal. La Iglesia de San Juan de Dios de Camagüey es un monumento que refleja la historia y la cultura de la ciudad y del país. Es un símbolo de la fe y la caridad, del arte y la tradición, del pasado y el presente. La iglesia es un atractivo turístico y cultural que merece la pena visitar.

(Translated by Google) In my opinion, the most interesting thing is the pedestrian-only street with its life-size figures of former residents. (Original) Aus meiner Sicht am Interessantesten ist die nur für Fußgänger zugelassene Straße mit seinen lebensgroßen Figuren der ehemaligen Anwohner.

(Translated by Google) Church was closed but on the outside it looked nice. (Original) Kerk was dicht maar aan de buitenkant een plaatje.

(Translated by Google) Another of the beautiful and historic churches of Camaguey (Original) Otra de las bellas e historicas iglesias de Camaguey