It's right on General Gomezz within walking distance of the city center (Plaza de los Trabajadores) down cobbled, narrow, winding residential streets. The colonial era buildings have been restored and are very nice and so is the church, my favorite of all Camagüey's temples. There are several, very realistic, bronze sculptures of people, a man hauling jars and several more... More 

small oasis set in the art area surrounded by gallerries and sculptures. The food is fantastic and the service excellent eat inside our out in the square.

The Plaza del Carmen is filled with the bronze sculptures of Martha Jimenez, and sometimes the man who posed for one of them. You can visit her gallery and view her paintings too. Here I bought my only souvenir of our tour of Cuba. Martha specialises in females. Her work is very unusual and a 'must see'. The square also... More 

If you are in Camaguey, you must see the Plaza Del Carmen and the beautiful cathedral. There is also an art gallery and a fine little restaurant where you can quaff a cold Crystal with an order of platanos fritos. The plaza is very picturesque and was empty of many tourists when we visited.

At one end is the Iglesia de Nuestra Señora del Carmen (impressive church of Our Lady of Carmen), presiding over a cobbled walking street with life-sized sculpture of locals going about their life - a man ferrying tinajones (pots filled with water) and women chatting. Much quieter than the other plazas and churches around this city.

The Plaza del Carmen provides an awesome place to stroll and enjoy the ambiance of quaint Camaguey. Where there, be sure to sit in the bronze chair for a photo op with sculpture by famous Cuban artist, Martha Jimemez.

This was one of the few state run restaurants we ate at in Cuba. The food was over cooked and had almost no flavor. The staff was friendly.

Renovated plaza with church, restaurant and art gallery. Complete with bronze statues of local characters. Including a statue of a man reding a newspaper and that man acually sits next to his statue reading a newspaper inviting photos for a $ donation.

Great for a pit stop for drinks while getting lost in Camaguey. Beautiful church and some interesting statues. Famous art gallery on the square