圣佩德罗德拉罗卡堡

从这个历史遗迹看景色实在太漂亮了,能俯瞰圣地亚哥海湾入口处和古巴圣地亚哥海港。我们参观了圣佩德罗德拉罗卡堡作为从Club Amigo Carisol/Los Caroles开始的城市之旅的一部分。整个旅行的花费是55比索,要记住,为了能在景点照相,你要在古巴每个景点付1比索。这里很大,能看到群山和海岸美丽的景色。我们去的时候,那里有很多当地的妇女,她们好像是导游,她们一直缠着你不走开,要求你给7元人民币给她们的小孩,我觉得这有点过头了。如果你觉得这很烦的话,你不要跟着走进那个房间,而是往前直走,穿过对面的门然后往上走,他们不会跟你到那儿的。除此之外,我觉得这里还是很美的,想要有更多的时间来游览。一进城堡你会看到房间有很多面板,为我们述说了这里的历史,当然喽,是用西班牙语写的,但如果你试着去理解的话你会了解它们的主要意思的。

圣佩德罗德拉罗卡堡位于圣地亚哥附近的海岸上,这是一个有趣、历史意义重大的地方。我们花了7可兑换比索从Las Americas酒店打的去那。从城堡看景色很美。尝一尝附近餐馆的食物吧 - 很美味,开胃菜、主菜和甜点总共花费大约12可兑换比索。

From up here you have some really stunning views across the city and the sea. The site itself is not very well maintained. The museum part is OK but not great.

We were visiting by taxi from our casa and this fort was on our list of places to go. We arrived just before noon on a hot and breathless day. We came in the fort and kept turning left until we covered every nick and cranny of the fort. From the top of the wall to the almost sea level platform below the fort. It was a few hours of walking AN INCREDIBLE number of stair steps and a very very enjoyable view from every level. The information is uni-lingual Spanish and my Spanish is at best poor, my wife is a LITTLE bit better but we able to get the basics of history. We were very happy with our time spent at the fort. The path up to the fort is lined by locals selling everything from cutwork lace to the standard made in China trinkets on sale everywhere. Take water with you and lots of space on your memory sticks, the view is incredible.

Good attraction for history buffs. As fortresses go, it is quite beautiful and the multiple levels provide different perspectives of the surrounding region, though it is a long way down to the lowest level. Great views of the entire region from the top. It gets very hot, so early morning is the best time to visit to avoid the high temps. For the views alone, it is well worth visiting. If you want to take photos you have to pay 5CUC for the privilege. There are lots of souvenir vendors outside, but you can get better deals in the historic district of Santiago de Cuba.

Good views, good interpretation boards (tho' all in Spanish) a grand iguana and several other much smaller reptiles, some with spiral tails

I'm not into history, so I just walked through this place quickly and walked back to the bus. There is no english on the signs or exhibits, so if this is your thing, hope your tour guide has been enlightened.

I visited this site as part of an organized tour. The castle has been well preserved since its original construction in 1637. Its well worth seeing colonial spanish architecture and walking through the Pirate museum. The chapel and the jails below are a must see aswell. I've posted some additional photos on my blog re: this site and others in Santiago De Cuba. http://planetblueadventure.com/2015/02/06/inside-cuba-cienfuegos-and-santiago

the history, the structure and architecture. The history that lies within, you can see it. the scenery where it is set... amazing view.

Tourist trap. Broken-down hand-rails over centuries-worn stone stairs. Pay for the privilege of taking photos of the view.

I have been to all 4 El Morro's - Habana, Santiago, San Juan, Puerto Rico and Florida and the view from Santiago's El Morro are most impressive. ALso, you must dine in the restaurant the food is most delicious and they a remembrance to John Lennon who was there years before. El Morro is breathtaking and you must come, relax take in the beautiful view and feel the peace :-)

I visited as part of an organised tour of Cuba, and therefore didn't have as much time here as I'd have liked. There is a small museum mainly devoted to pirates of the Caribbean - including Sir Francis Drake, who I have to admit I have never thought of as a pirate though I guess he was!! There are lots of souvenir stands outside, and also a restaurant - also with stunning views - that would have been a nice place to have lunch if we'd had time. Note that there are lots of steep steps in the castle which might be a problem for the less mobile.

The view, everything, from the tour ladies who gave me some interesting stories. Although some may try to hit you up something, they do it nicely. You can zcore some travel brochere shote and framers for freinds even if your a rookie, take your time and take in some angles, lay on the grass and shoot up (nothing will bite you, shake it up, enough bla picture like old home movies.

Partially renovated, nice view of the bay, city and the airport. And of course the sea :)Bring plenty of water though...

Stunning location and vista of the Caribbean. Makes a great half day trip from the city. We met some interesting local artists selling sculpture.