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A few days in Havana will take you back in time. You can ride in a classic American car through lively streets full of music and folklore while exploring Cuba's recent revolutionary history, a mix of old and new.

Havana is a city of opposites. You will see classic American cars from the 1940s and 1950s driving through modern seaside resorts or shopping centres. The colonial cathedrals and churches of Havana's historic centre are just a few steps away from narrow, lively streets full of pastel-coloured bars, clubs and restaurants.

Cuba's recent turbulent past has led tourists from all over the world to flock to Havana to breathe in the echoes of the revolution led by Fidel Castro. Head towards the centre and wander around Revolution Square. Here you will see illuminated monuments to Che Guevara and Castro plastered on museum facades.

Just because Havana is a vibrant city does not mean it sacrifices its Caribbean landscape or scenery. Alongside historic buildings and promenades full of bars, you will find long white sandy beaches stretching into the distance just 30 minutes from the city, or go a little further to reach idyllic beaches where you can relax, choosing between Varadero or one of the Cayos (Cayo Santa Maria, Cayo Guillermo or Cayo Coco).

Nothing is more beautiful than spending the Christmas holidays or New Year's Eve in Cuba, celebrate until dawn and then rest in the warm Caribbean sun, background music, a cocktail in hand and it is heaven on earth!