Readers' memorable vacation photos of summer 2015  Seeing a
transformation in full rein in Trinidad, Cuba  TRINIDAD, Cuba —
The taxi from Cienfuegos to Trinidad takes a little more than an
hour. It's a breakneck ride on a beautiful road, with densely
forested hills rising above cultivated fields. Ambling horse
carts veer to the side of the nearly empty highway; we pass them
as if they're standing still.  "This isn't a taxi," I mutter to
my driver, flinching. "It's a private jet."  Trinidad, near
Cuba's south-central shore, is one of the country's most beloved
destinations: a beautifully preserved Spanish colonial town
founded in 1514. In 1988, the town's labyrinth of cobbled
streets and plazas was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
It's one of those places where every day seems reason for
celebration. The restaurants and bars pulse to a Latin beat,
their tables laden with strong mojitos and Bucanero beers. After
nightfall, the scene outside the Casa de la Música — just a hop
from the cathedral — is as liv