Sancti Spiritus is a city in central Cuba.
Escambray, is the local periodical.
Sights in Sancti Spiritus include:
- The bridge over the Rio Yayabo, built by the Spanish in 1815
- Museo de Arte Colonial, just north of the bridge, which displays 19th Century furniture in a huge house that once belonged to the Valle-Iznaga family
- Street market along Calle Llano, which is paved with cobblestones (just east of the museo de Arte Colonial)
- Fundacion de la Naturaleza y El Hombre, located off the Parque Maceo in the northern part of the city centre, which documents the 17,422-km canoe trip from Equador to Barbados led by Cuban writer Antonio Nunez Jimenez in 1987.
Take a walk through the historical centre of the city, starting from the train station in the south and ending at the Parque Maceo in the north.