The colonial heart of Havana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with four great plazas, baroque churches, crumbling and restored mansions, and 1950s American cars. Walk the Malecón seafront at sunset and hear live son music in the bars.
Take a classic car tour, visit the Museum of the Revolution and the Fortaleza de San Carlos de la Cabaña, with its 9 pm cannon ceremony. Bring cash; shortages and power cuts are common.
A 20 km strip of white sand on a narrow peninsula, Cuba's main beach resort, lined with all-inclusive hotels.
A green valley of tobacco farms and limestone hills (mogotes), a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The site of the failed US-backed invasion of 1961, with a museum at Playa Girón.
A French-founded colonial city on a bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with neoclassical buildings around Parque José Martí, the Tomás Terry Theatre,…
A perfectly preserved colonial town of cobbled streets and pastel houses, built on sugar wealth, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with the nearby Valle d…
Cuba's second city and the home of son music and Afro-Cuban culture, with the Castillo del Morro fortress on a cliff at the mouth of the bay, a UNESC…
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