Roma Museum Havana Club

The Roma Museum was opened in 2000 in a building of the XVIII century in the old part of Havana. The organizers of the museum are Havana Club, which produces rum under the same name, today the best-selling in the world. The building consists of two floors and the so-called ground floor. On the first floor there is a workshop in which special barrels of oak massif for aging rum are made. On the second floor, the production of rum itself has been reconstructed, for example, there is a press for pressing sugar cane. One of the exhibits of the museum is a real car for transporting sugar cane from the plantation to the factory. A separate exhibition presents models of various rum factories in Cuba.

If you want to experience the unforgettable atmosphere of Old Havana, stroll through the local streets on a weekend evening and be sure to visit this museum. At this time, concerts of local musical groups are held in the Museum. Salsa, rumba, sea of the best rum, as well as soulful Cuban songs - all this awaits you at the Havana Club Museum.