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Visit Old Havana

By cubantravels on Friday, January 24th, 2014 | Comments Off

With an architectural heritage straddling more than five centuries, La Habana Vieja or in English Old Havana is a practical time machine of styles and cosmopolitan splendor. While the area’s sights are big hits with toursists, such as Plaza de Armas the oldest square in Old Havana and the site of the city’s birthplace, El […]

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Gangsters Paradise Hotel Nacional

By cubantravels on Thursday, January 23rd, 2014 | Comments Off

Havana’s most famous or maybe infamous hotel, and the only one in Cuba that’s now a national monument, the Hotel National Havana first opened its doors in 1930 and has been frequented by the rich, famous and downright mischievous ever since, there’s and air of history as you walk through the lobby in the knowledge […]

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Havana Chocolate Museum

By cubantravels on Thursday, January 23rd, 2014 | Comments Off

The Museo del Chocolate (Havana Chocolate Museum) is located on Calle Mercaderes, esquina Amarguraa. Here you can find some nice artifacts relating to the history of chocolate in Cuba. It’s a lovely place to stop for a break and get a quick drink, whether you opt for a warming cup of thick (we mean very) hot […]

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See a Baseball Game

By cubantravels on Thursday, January 23rd, 2014 | Comments Off

Taking a visit to a Cuban ballpark during the Serie Nacional de Béisbol which is played late October to April will certainly give you an introductory glance at Cuba’s main national sporting obsession. The baseball play-offs are also popular and are usually played around April and May time and are a relaxing break into baseball’s […]

Tropicana Cabaret

By cubantravels on Thursday, January 23rd, 2014 | Comments Off

Tropicana Cabaret is Havana’s answer to Vegas where song and dance shows are performed by G-stringed dancers to the intoxicating Cuban rhythms. Tropicana Cabaret has a huge popularity with foreign tourists. Dress appropriately for Tropicana Cabaret and the second cabaret in Havana called Copa Room at Hotel Riviera, Malecón, esquina Pasea, Verdado where you can […]

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American Car Tour Havana

By cubantravels on Thursday, January 23rd, 2014 | Comments Off

What’s the first thing that enters your mind when you think of Cuba? Rum, Cigars? Or cruising around town in a 1950’s classic American car ? For some visitors it’s the only way to take in the sights. Ask your driver to cruise along the Havana Malecón, the boardwalk or ocean road lined with lovers, […]

Listen to Music In Havana

By cubantravels on Thursday, January 23rd, 2014 | Comments Off

It’s best to take a peek at Havana’s historic music halls and clubs in order to best understand the evolution of Cuban music. El Gato Tuerto on Calle O, entre 17 y 19 is a club with a robust tradition. During the untamed nights of the 1950s it was one of the main haunts of […]

Cigar Factory Visit

By cubantravels on Thursday, January 23rd, 2014 | Comments Off

Cuba produces the best tobacco in the world; and Cuban cigars bring millions of tourists to Havana each year. Of the major cultivating areas, Vuelta Abajo in the Pinar del Río Province and Vuelta Arriba in the Villa Clara Province are considered to have the best tobacco plants in Cuba. Havana, on the other hand, […]

The Hemingway Trail

By cubantravels on Thursday, January 23rd, 2014 | Comments Off

Hemingway loved his booze and as such he made La Bodeguita del Medio on Calle Empedrado #207, entre San Ignacio y Cuba, and El Floridita on Calle Obispo #557, esquina Bélgica Monserrate now infamous venues which are flocked to by visiting tourists. Due to the prices these are particularly under-patronized by local Cubans, and have […]

Visit a Paladar

By cubantravels on Thursday, January 23rd, 2014 | Comments Off

Though now a flourishing self employment sector, Cubans started welcoming paying diners into their homes to enjoy home-cooked food in the mid 1990s. There’s really no other way to enjoy a meal than by visiting a Paladar, government owned restaurants simply don’t come close to the ambience. Some paladars are shown at HavanaReviews.com

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