Trinidad is conciderada the City Museum of Cuba, is for that reason that in 1988 is declared by UNESCO, next to the neighboring Valley of the Talents, Patrimony of the Humanity.

The Greater Seat is the central axis of the old villa and the trinitario historical helmet and has a peculiar construction in which the unevenness of the land is corrected. In his center it hoards a statue of Terspsícore, musa of the dance and music, and from her the most beautiful constructions of the villa can be appreciated.

In the left superior part of the Greater Seat is the Brunet Palace, today Romantic Museum of Trinidad, where it is possible to be admired, in addition to a representative architecture of principles of century XIX, numerous works of colonial art like pictures, cristaleria of Bohemia, European amphoras, ceramics of Talavera of Reina, porcelains, artesanias in gold and silver, precious wood furniture romantic and baroque and scenery.

Escorting the Brunet Palace is Parochial the Greater one, neoclassic construction finished in 1892, that protects a beautiful image of the Christ de Veracrúz, carved in Spain in century XVIII, as well as a precious precious wood altar and estílo neogothic dedicated to the Santísima Trinidad. Although it does not show the same luxury of other churches of the island, is of vital importance his visit, this guard in his estates a marble altar of Carrara consecrated to the Virgin of the Mercy, unique dedicated to his cult in the country.

It is also of vital importance of visiting the House Register, residence of Don Antonio Register, one of the richest men of Cuba and later inhabited by the Counts of San Antonio; The House of Aldermán Ortiz, that dates from 1809, today pertaining to the Bottom of Cultural Goods and permanent gallery of painters as Antonio Herr and Juan Olive; The House of the Sanchez Iznaga, century XVIII, today Museum of the Arts and Techniques of construction of the colonial time; The Palace Stonecutter, finished in 1827 and host one of the Municipal Museum of History; The House of the Music, in which the development of trinitaria music is crossed, ideal site to remember to the teacher Felo Bergaza (important Cuban pianista) and Lico Jiménez (director of the Conservatory of Hamburg between 1890 and 1917); The Church and convent of Sán Francisco de Asi's, today Museum of Lucha Against Bandits; The park Cheek, the Three Crossings and the Temple of Yemaya.