The end of the year is always a time to make plans, what could be better than planning an unforgettable trip to Cuba! One of the few destinations that remains unique and original, a mix of colonial cities and wide, fantastic beaches. Plan your trip in advance and ask for our advice.
Here are some of thewonders you shouldn't miss:
Being both the city center and the municipality with the second highest population density in Havana, Havana Vieja is probably the most beautiful area of the city and absolutely a must-see if you are visiting. Many buildings have fallen into disrepair, but some are also starting to be restored. The area is a colorful labyrinth of narrow streets, lively local neighborhoods, courtyards, fortresses, monuments, and churches that make up the beating heart of Havana.
the El Floridita bar — where Hemingway drank hisdaiquiris and La Bodeguita del Medio where he drank his mojitos!
Ambos Mundos Hotel – Hemingway's room has been preserved and you are welcome to pay a visit. This hotel also boasts a rooftop bar with a breathtaking view of the city!
Museum of the Revolution — The former presidential palace (before the Revolution), and now a museum dedicated to the Cuban Revolution.
Inglaterra Hotel – One of the oldest hotels in Havana and a great place to sit outdoors and listen to some live music while watching life in old Havana.
The "Castillo del Morro" is situated atop a rocky promontory at the entrance to Havana Bay: you can't miss it! It is a huge fort with an equally impressive history. Its fantastic views make it a great first stop, a short taxi ride from the city center.