
Sumérgete en la rica historia y cultura de Havana a través de sus museos y monumentos.
Havana, Cuba's capital suspended in time, is a feast for the senses where colonial grandeur elegantly crumbles. It is a city defined by the rhythm of salsa escaping from the windows, the roar of classic American cars, the aroma of tobacco and rum, and the unwavering energy of its people. From the majesty of Old Havana to the melancholy of the Malecón, it is an experience that captivates and transforms.
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Descubre la rica historia, arte y tradiciones de Havana
Culture is the soul of Havana. Music, dance, visual arts and literature are omnipresent and of exceptional quality.
The historic heart of the city and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A labyrinth of cobblestone streets, majestic squares, baroque churches and colorful colonial buildings.
An old oil factory converted into an innovative and labyrinthine cultural space. It combines art galleries, concert halls, a cinema and bars. It is the epicenter of contemporary nightlife.
An imposing building, similar to the US Capitol but slightly taller, which has been meticulously restored and is now the seat of the Cuban parliament. Its dome dominates the skyline.
An imposing 16th century fortress that guards the entrance to the bay of Havana. It offers spectacular views of the city, especially at sunset.
The most important jazz festival in Cuba.
The annual celebration of the famous Cuban cigar, which attracts fans from all over the world.
An important contemporary art event that fills the city with installations and exhibitions.
The most important jazz festival in Cuba.
The annual celebration of the famous Cuban cigar, which attracts fans from all over the world.
An important contemporary art event that fills the city with installations and exhibitions.
A highly prestigious cinematographic event.
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Ver guía completaIt is the best way to experience Cuban culture. You stay in a room in a local family's house. They are affordable, comfortable, and the hosts are an incredible source of information.
It's not just a museum. It is the most vibrant and modern place in Havana. Arrive early to avoid the long lines.
State salaries are very low. A small tip (around 10%) for waiters, guides and musicians makes a big difference and is greatly appreciated.
Be respectful when taking photos of people, especially close-up portraits. They will often ask you for a small tip in return, especially if they are dressed in traditional costumes.
Shortages are common. Don't count on being able to buy things like pain relievers, Band-Aids, sunscreen, or toilet paper. Bring it all with you.
Never drink tap water. Make sure the bottles you buy are well sealed.
They are people who approach tourists to offer them services (cigars, restaurants, taxis). They can be kind but very persistent. A polite but firm 'No, thank you' is the best response.
Be wary of cheap cigar offers on the street (they are often fake) and always check your bill in restaurants. Ask for a menu with prices to avoid surprises.
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