Havana

Museums and attractions of the city Havana
Attractions
Museums


Havana is the heart of Cuba, a city with a unique flavor, where Spanish colonial architecture, African rhythms and revolutionary spirit are mixed. Its old streets, filled with music and aromas of Cuban cuisine, attract tourists from all over the world. A map of museums and attractions will help you uncover all the secrets of this amazing city. Among the main museums of Havana are the National Museum of Fine Arts with a rich collection of Cuban art, the Museum of the Revolution in the former presidential palace, the exposition of which tells about the formation of Cuba, the House-Museum of Ernest Hemingway Fink Vihiy, where the writer created his famous works. The Chocolate Museum will delight the sweet tooth, and the Ruma Museum will reveal the secrets of the famous Cuban drink. Each of them is unique and deserves attention. Havana is famous for its attractions: Old Havana with its cobbled streets and squares, included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, El Morro Fortress with a lighthouse, Malecon – promenade, which became a symbol of the city, the Capitol – the Cuban version of the Washington Capitol. Revolution Square, the Cathedral and the Bodegita del Medio are places where Cuban history and culture come to life. A great route to explore the city starts from Old Havana, where you can spend a whole day exploring the colonial streets. From here you can go to the Cathedral, then to the Roma Museum, and then go along the embankment of Malecon to the fortress of El Morro. The map will help you not to miss a single interesting place and build a route according to your interests. Havana can be explored on your own, using a map for navigation, or book a tour with a local guide who will tell you about the hidden corners of the city and its rich history. Plan your trip with a map in your hands and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of this unique city.
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