The Carlos Manuel de Céspedes Park, also known as San José Park, stands as an emblematic space in the city of Holguín. Founded in the 19th century, it bears witness to the historical and cultural evolution of the region, becoming a meeting point for Holguín residents and visitors alike.
On May Day, the people of Holguín marched together in full support for the Revolution and in defense of the homeland.
La Periquera is one of the most well-known historical buildings in the city of Holguín. It is located across from Calixto García Park, formerly the Plaza de Armas, in the city center.
Mirador de Mayabe (Mayabe lookout), located in the province of Holguín, is an emblematic place that combines nature and culture.
In front of the La Periquera Provincial Museum, the people of Holguín paid posthumous tribute to the 32 Cuban combatants who fell during the U.S. attack on the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. With profound sorrow, Cuba mourned its sons, while at the same time trembling with pride in knowing them to be worthy, to never waver or betray history, and to defend just causes, peace, and the sovereignty of the Americas.