The building was built as Town Hall in 1911, hence its historical, architectural and environmental values. The building, which is l ocated in the main artery of the Historic Center of Ciego de Ávila city, in front of Martí Park, from its origins was used throughout the Colonial stage as a Town Hall and in the revolution stage as the seat of the Municipal and Provincial Assembly of People's Power, then as a library. Currently, it is t he municipal Town Hall.

It was built in 1920, owned by Mr. Alejandro Suero y Balbín, rich merchant of this city and owner of numerous land and buildings in the last decade of the nineteenth century.

Building of marked Arab influence located on Independencia Street and Simón Reyes corner

This elegant building, built in 1925, a symbol of economic power, is one of the most distinctive buildings in the Historic Center of the city of Ciego de Ávila.

It was built in 1874, owned by Mr. Alejandro Suero Balbín, Spanish of origin, based in Ciego de Ávila, rich merchant and owner of numerous properties in the town.

Timely building of eclecticism in Ciego de Ávila, located on Joaquín de Agüero street and Simón Reyes corner was built in 1922, for hotel purposes and considered one of the best in its time.