The National Museum of the Struggle Against Bandits, housed in Trinidad's former San Francisco de Asís convent, offers a unique historical perspective on the Cuban Revolution's conflict with counter-revolutionary groups. While generally accessible, visitors should be prepared for stairs, especially for climbing the iconic bell tower which provides stunning panoramic views of Trinidad and the Valle de los Ingenios; wheelchair accessibility inside may be limited. Solo visits are feasible, but engaging a local guide is highly recommended to fully understand the historical context, as exhibits are primarily in Spanish. The museum typically operates year-round with standard museum hours, usually closing on major holidays. Expect a modest entrance fee, generally a few USD equivalent, and plan for a visit duration of 1 to 2 hours, allowing extra time for the bell tower climb. This museum is a key historical site that complements Trinidad's colonial charm.