a Fiesta for senses, Havana is a city to walk, with a lot of cultural attractions and unique things to do.Listen to Live Rumba Music at the corner of the street, celebrate at the restaurants where Hemingway once dined, or inspires salt-soaked air along the famous Malecón.
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Best period
Regardless of the period of the year, average temperatures in Cuba are very pleasant, ranging from 21 & nbsp; degrees C to 26 degrees C. But the best time to visit Cuba is probably from & NBSP; December to May, because the climate tends to be gentle and the sky is often sunny.
The wet season is between June and October, with the strongest rains and the most high temperatures in July and August.
If you want decent weather and fewer tourists, April, May and November are the good choices.
Tourist Attractions
Castillo de Los Tres Reyes del Morro, also known as El Morro, is proudly at the entrance to the Gulf of Havana in Parque Historico Military.It was designed by the Italian engineer, Giovanni Battista Antonelli and looks almost the same as in the seventeenth century.It was rebuilt several times and then finally replaced in the middle of the 19th century with a new lighthouse made of solid stone.Today, its original lamp still shines, and the fort is open to tourists.You can enjoy beautiful views on the ocean and the city of Havana at the top.
Travel to Havana who visited Washington, Dc.It could make a double interpretation when they will see the beautiful Capitio, inaugurated in 1929. Raising the city horizon, this grand building reminds of the building of the American Capitol, but it was the Panthéon in Paris, who is said to inspire its distinctive dome.The revolution in Cuba. In a small fee, you can take a guided tour of the recently restored building, with headphones provided in the desired language.The attraction points include the great halls, the beautiful marble floors and the massive dome. In the dome is a replica of the bronze mercury sculpture, initially created by the 16th century Giambologna sculptor.Under the dome is a replica of a 24 carat diamond.This marks the point where all the highway between Havana and other destinations in Cuba are measured.his huge dome is visible near anywhere in the city. n Nadress: Paseo de Tuesday, (Prado) Havana
The old Havana, Cuba, a site of the UNESCO World Heritage, emanates the charm of past times.Elegant buildings in neoclassical style and baroque border gravel markets and narrow streets, and many have been carefully restored to their former beauty.The latter is the place where the splendid Palacio de Los Capitanes is located, which houses Museo from Ciudad (the city museum) and a delightful yard with leaves.Impressive. In order to take advantage of the lively atmosphere in Havana, take a walk on Calle Uspo.The day, you can browse the stores and art galleries and admire the Cuban Baroque and Art Nouveau architecture.At night, live music attracts you in restaurants and entertainment places.Here you will find the famous restaurant El Floridita, a must-do on the lists of tourist objectives of most tourists.Havana, former Hangout Hemingway, at Bodeguita del Medio, serves seafood and cold drinks.
About 15 minutes walk from El Morro, in Parque Historico Military, the huge Fortaleza de San Carlos de la Cabana, also called Castillo de San Carlos from Cabana, is on the top of the hill at the cabin.Following the British occupation, the Spaniards started to build this imposing fort, which dominates the entrance to the Gulf of Havana.The most impressive is Museo by Commandancia del Che, with the office of Che Guevara kept as it was in his time here.Some of its personal objects are also exposed.And if you are looking for things to do in Havana at night, come here for the Cañonazo Ceremony, when the actors dressed in costumes from the 19th century hold a cannon ceremony at 9:00 pm.
You may not expect to find one of the largest opera theaters in the world in the middle of the Caribbean, but the magnificent Gran Teatro in Habana is precisely.Amazing sculptures created by Master Giuseppe Mretti. Within the years, Gran Teatro de la Habana has hosted a wide variety of shows of some of the most famous celebrities in the world.Today, the theater houses the ballet and the national work in Cuba.Guided tours are also available.
We call all art lovers!If you are looking for inspiration, this capricious realm of wonders is one of the places to be visited in Cuba.Decorizing a small village on the outskirts of Havana, Fusterland is a three-dimensional art complex and a color and creativity rhapsody.Known with affection as a "Picasso from the Caribbean", the skirt even decorated the houses of the neighbors and the bus shelters.
Walking along Malecón (El Malecon) at sunset is a wonderful way to enjoy the sensation of this evocative city and to see some goals along the road.Overing the boulevard, it is a collection full of well-preserved buildings from the twentieth century, in a mixture of architectural styles, from Art Deco to Neo Moorish.In the golden glow of the sunset sun, I take a beautiful photo. N nmalecón is also a wonderful place to meet the locals.Fishermen come here to throw their lines, and young families and couples walk on the seafront enjoying the clean air and ocean breeze.Dietrich and Marlon Brando.
Located west of the historical center of Havana, Miramar was traditionally a luxury area.Today, it maintains this reputation by adding top hotels and restaurants.grandiose.The alleys are numbered;Avenida Primera (First Avenue) is the closest to the ocean. In no other tourist attraction in Miramar, apart from the general atmosphere of greatness, is the maqua from Habana with a mock of the city.
Hosted in a former presidential palace, Museo from Revolución (Revolution Museum) is worth seeing even from the outside.The old presidential palace was designed by the Belgian architect Paul Belau and was built at the beginning of the twentieth century in a sumptuous version of neoclassical architecture.It is worth noting the wax figures in the natural size of Che Guevara and Camilo Cienfuegos. In the back of the museum there is an interesting exhibition of the Granma yacht.This boat was the one who brought Fidel Castro and his gang to Cuba from Mexico.Also, an airplane is exposed during the bad invasion of the Bay of Pigs.1
Considered by many as the most beautiful street in Havana, Paseo del Prado, bordered by trees, which are adjacent to Havana Old, deserves a walk.Havana.Among the attraction points are Hotel Sevilla, with its Moorish style;Dr. Carlos Finlay's house, the man who discovered that mosquitoes spread yellow fever;And the most famous wedding chapel in Havana, Palacio de los matrimonios.
Spread in two buildings, Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes (National Museum of Fine Arts) in Havana is a mandatory visit for art lovers.Palacio del Centro Asturiano, restored, designed in the 1920s by Manuel Bustos, hosts art from European masters and a collection of over 600 ancient art works, from the Egyptian to Roman.present.Here, you can admire an impressive collection of paintings, prints and sculptures.One of the attraction points is the unique marble sculpture "form, space and light" from the entrance to the museum.
At a short trip by car from the center of Havana, Playas Del is a long portion of palm trees, which extends on kilometers.This is an excellent alternative for travelers who cannot visit the beach resorts from other parts of the cube. It is over Playas Del, visitors will find hotels, restaurants and all the usual tourist facilities.The beach is divided into sections, with one of the best stretches at Santa Maria del Mar, a popular tourist place.Another beautiful and favorite section of the locals is in Guanabo, although this area offers fewer tourist services.
Plaza from Revolución (Revolution Square), formerly Plaza Civica before the Revolution, deserves a short stop because of its historical significance.During a 1998 Cuba visit, Pope John Paul II celebrated the Liturgy in this famous market and over one million people gathered here for Castro's speeches. In view of the market is the José Martí Memorial, with a 109-meter gray tower and a white marble statue of the national Cuban hero.You can browse the little museum here or take the elevator to the tower for panoramic views of the city.
