Evoking Camagüey (and II) Collaboration

El Faro de Ceuta

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Evoking Camagüey (and II) Collaboration

Following the journey we arrived at the largest square of the city, of the eighteenth century, whose buildings retain its colonial style. It is named after Plaza de San Juan de Dios derived from the former Convent Hospital San Juan de Dios that was located in that place. It seems that the construction of the same began in 1700 and in 1728 began the provision of its services, being rehabilitated in 1987. It is currently occupied by the Museum of …