Discover four enchanting cities that should not be overlooked on a journey through Central America and the Caribbean. They include Cuba, Guatemala, Panama, and Curaçao.
A beautiful and elegant colonial city, Antigua is situated in the highlands of Guatemala.
In terms of architecture, the city’s rich heritage is marked by its notable landmarks, such as the iconic Santa Catalina Arch, and a multitude of churches, some restored to their former glory, while others stand as testament to the passage of time in a state of gentle decay, together forming a unique architectural ensemble that typifies the city’s captivating charm.
Trinidad, Cuba’s museum city
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Willemstad, the vibrant gem of the Caribbean’s Dutch heritage
Curaçao, a Dutch island in the Caribbean, is a treasure trove of attractions: nestled within lush tropical forests, pristine coves, and extensive coral reefs, sits its capital, Willemstad. The city’s historic port area is distinguished by its vibrant houses, evoking the architecture of Amsterdam. It boasts a famous floating market, vibrant street art in Otrobanda and Pietermaai, multiple museums such as Kura Hulanda that chronicles the history of Slavery in the Western Indian Ocean, and a number of colonial fortresses.
Panama City, a harmonious blend of past and present.
Panama City seamlessly merges traditional 20th-century districts with an ultra-modern business sector, resulting in a remarkable and successful fusion of different styles and periods.
