(Translated by Google) It's a bit out of the way and fenced in at the port of Havana. (Original) Steht hier etwas abseits und eingezäunt am Hafen von Havanna.

Old Square - The Plaza Vieja is a square located in Old Havana. It was designed in 1559 and is the most striking plaza in Havana from an architectural point of view. Here the Cuban baroque coexists with the Art Nouveau inspired by the Gaudinian style.

Best place to have smoothies and breakfast, I suggest the veggie breakfast, the cafe (staff) is super helpful with anything while its really hard to sort out things in Havana.. thanks to everyone there and miss your food

What a truly fantastic monument, history facts & art gallery. We took the lift up to the top and what amazing views to see. Spectacular.

This is a former fortress on the opposite side of the river, facing Havana. It has several great viewing areas and sports old cannons for photos!

Love revolutionary Cuban history. Regardless of your personal opinions of Fidel, what he and his men accomplished was nothing sort of extraordinary, considering how out-gunned and out-manned they were. This museum is an enchanting journey through time. My favorite part of the museum were all the bullet holes still in the marble walls from when some of Fidel's men tried to infiltrate Batista's palace (what the museum used to be). The famous boat, Granma is also here. If you're in Havana, don't miss this relic.

Another great place in Havana Cuba

Absolutely stunning Capitol building that is immaculately well kept and guarded. The architecture is eerily similar to the white house, and is close to iconic Havana destinations like Hotel Inglaterra. If you are in Havana this is a can't miss and it's on the edge of China Town which is worth checking out as well!

(Translated by Google) The beach is beautiful, it is not totally clean but it is not a garbage dump, there is 24-hour guard surveillance. There are hotels nearby, but you can also go back and forth from Havana by car, and in less than an hour you finish the tour. (Original) La playa es hermosa, no está totalmente limpia pero no es un basural, hay vigilancia por guarda 24 horas. Hay hoteles cerca , pero también puedes ir y venir en carro de la Habana, y en menos de una hora acabas el recorrido.

This is one of the best art museum in all of Caribbean. You can spend all day here dealing with all kinds of Cuban art. The Asturian Center is focused in Cuban Art. It exhibits a great variety of works in chronological order. As a whole they host one of the largest collections of paintings and sculptures in all Latin America. If you dint have much time its is recommended to visit the Asturian Center, hosting the most complete collection of Cuban Art. Closed of Mondays.$CUC5 Entrance Fee.

Havana has a gem in FAC. This is a happening arts experience for all ages. The creativity within the building mixed with the energy of the city comes to life here for a great time morning, noon or night. Reminds me of Meow Wolf (Santa Fe) in the United States but in a much more authentic form. Definitely visit!

An amazing square at an amazing place in the heart of Havana, Cuba

Many memorials to Columbus, The grandness of this memorial is a testament to how he was regarded when it was built.

Paseo del Prado in Havana, Cuba, is a delightful promenade that captures the essence of the city's lively spirit. My recent visit left me thoroughly enchanted, and I can't help but share the wonderful experience I had strolling along this iconic avenue. The atmosphere at Paseo del Prado is simply enchanting. Lined with majestic trees, charming benches, and ornate street lamps, the entire boulevard exudes a classic charm that transports you to a bygone era. The architectural beauty of the surrounding buildings, combined with the rhythmic sounds of local musicians playing traditional Cuban tunes, creates an ambiance that's impossible to resist. What makes Paseo del Prado truly special is the warm and inviting atmosphere that permeates the entire area. Locals and tourists alike come together to create a melting pot of cultures, fostering a sense of unity and community. The smiles on people's faces, the laughter that fills the air, and the genuine friendliness of the residents make Paseo del Prado a must-visit destination in Havana. One cannot help but appreciate the beauty of the women who frequent this avenue. The locals take pride in their appearance, and the women, in particular, add an extra layer of elegance to Paseo del Prado. Their vibrant dresses, expressive gestures, and captivating charm contribute to the overall allure of this enchanting place. My time at Paseo del Prado was nothing short of spectacular. The lively energy of the street performers, the captivating conversations with locals, and the overall sense of camaraderie made for an unforgettable experience. Whether you're looking to immerse yourself in Cuban culture, enjoy a leisurely stroll, or simply people-watch, Paseo del Prado is the perfect destination. In conclusion, Paseo del Prado in Havana, Cuba, is a hidden gem that deserves all the praise it receives. The nice atmosphere, the beautiful women, and the overall great time vividos there make it an essential stop for anyone exploring the vibrant streets of Havana. I can't wait to return and relive the magic of Paseo del Prado.

What a strange place to find on the outskirts of Havana. Getting there might be a challenge since you need to haggle a taxi who is out there to deceive you the moment they hear you are going to Fusterlandia. The place itself is really unique. It is filled with slowly crafted buildings that are straight out of a drug infused dream. Pictures cannot give justice for how overwhelming it is since there is so much detail in all of the surrounding structures. There are groups coming in after 14:00 so it is recommended to visit before that time.