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	Although far less celebrated -- or visited -- than Trinidad,&nbsp;Camagüey&nbsp;just may be Cuba's richest colonial-era city, outside of Old Havana, in terms of art, architecture, and general ambience</p>
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	The city's colonial core retains its highly irregular layout and an unequaled collection of impressive 16th-, 17th-, and 18th-century churches</p>
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	The city's&nbsp;Plaza del Carmen&nbsp;and&nbsp;Plaza San Juan de Dios&nbsp;are two impeccable and evocative city squares&nbsp;</p>