The Havana city represents an exotic, welcoming, and traditional-Caribbean destination to every person who would like to share a rich historical heritage of more than 500 years, reflected in the majestic architecture and the well-preserved patrimony of its Historic Center, declared in 1982 as World Heritage Site by UNESCO. With four squares that stand out for its cultural charm, the city excels in The Caribbean as a tourist destination par excellence, which offers a wide range of leisure-time activities.
Excellent local cuisine, patrimonial values, prestigious museums, theme parks, and a sheltered bay are available to the public through specialized offers to celebrate a unique wedding, enjoy a splendid honeymoon, or simply spend time with friends and family.
Moreover, the city´s potency lies in its idiosyncrasy. Walking along the streets, you will appreciate the authenticity of the locals: the rhythm of the rumba, the absolute safety everywhere, the endless joy on every corner, genuine kindness and hospitality, and real cultural values go hand in hand to welcome you.
The Cuban capital has a huge variety of cultural resources which encompass the history of the city and constitute the cultural touristic offer. Impressive religious buildings such as, The Cathedral of Havana and the Saint Francis of Assisi’s church are notable for their legacy; they symbolize two of four squares that structure the Historic Center.
Likewise, elegant architecture gems border cobbled squares and narrow streets, and many have been carefully restored to their former façade, what makes Havana a city stock in time. Incredible military fortresses, which formed defensive triangles over decades and placed Havana as one of the best protected cities of the New World, stand out nowadays to give the city a colonial Renaissance touch. Outstanding examples of Neoclassicism such as El Templete, of Art Deco such as the Bacardi building, of Art Nouveau such as the Spanish embassy, and many eclectic buildings symbolize the city as one of the worldwide best-preserved heritage sites.
The city enjoys, besides, luxurious hotels such as the National Hotel, legendary restaurants such as La Bodeguita del Medio, and many noble houses; most of them were visited by well-known figures, like Hemingway and gangsters of the American mafia. But the essence of the Cuban capital city lies in its friendly and outgoing peoples, making Havana a city alive.
Today, the fascinating story of the Cuban capital awaits travelers in every twist and turn. No doubts, it is a city to stroll.