Coppelia ice-cream parlor, located on Gerardo Medina street of Pinar del Rio city, shows a renovated image to clients.

From September 28 and until October 1st, Pinar del Rio will hold celebration activities for the 150th anniversary of the city. These festivities were suspended due to the recent hit of hurricane Irma.

After 26 years of existence and facing the increasing arrival of visitors to the Island, the tourist information centres (Infotur), renew the ways to fulfil the expectations and needs of the travellers through new communication and information technologies.

Teaching is dedicating life to create, form and educate and thus was ratified in the provincial event for the beginning of 2017-2018 school year that took place at Tania La Guerrillera pedagogical school of Pinar del Río.

Two new, high-yielding varieties of tobacco, developed by the San Juan y Martínez Experimental Tobacco Station, are successfully being grown on farms across the region.

For those who visit Viñales for the first time, the impact of its amazing landscapes encircled by flat-topped hillocks and caves, endures memorably.

They welcome those who decide to visit the Cuban westernmost province. They rise proud as the reflection of the character of the locals.

Close to famous tobacco estates, this Cuban city is now renovating squares, avenues and legendary buildings to celebrate its 150th birthday on September 10.

The installation of 11 risk management centers and more than 52 early warning points are part of Pinar del Río’s strategy to mitigate the impact of phenomena such as hurricanes, which frequently affect this region.

Faithful to the legacy of Fidel Castro, young people in Pinar del Río are discussing current challenges facing the world's population and the conquests of the Revolution, while reiterating their pride as Cubans, as part of the Provincial Festival of Youth, August 7-8.