The name Havana often elicits memories of Spanish conquistadors, revolutionary heroes, along with Ernst Hemingway. Settled for over 400 years this seaside Caribbean city is rich in history, architecture, and culture. Havana boasts wide avenues and ancient forts, along with spectacular churches devoted to religions unique to Cuba.
There is much
to entertain visitors in Havana with over 50 museums, beautifully restored 18th and 19th Century buildings, wonderful public squares and history at every turn.
Spend a day, or two, or even a week to fully appreciate all that Havana has to offer. There is something to appeal to everyone's tastes, from a museum devoted to cars of the 1950's to hidden gems of streets where an impromptu rumba dance party may break out.
The city is easy to get around on foot and wonderful surprises await you around each street corner.
However, the best part of Havana is the people. Friendly and outgoing these people are proud of their great city and happy to tell you all about it. Havana is an experience you won't soon forget.
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