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Havana Travel Guides
Fiesta! Welcome to Havana. An explosion of music, smiles, crumbling buildings – that sums up Cuba’s capital. Havana is split into two areas: La Habana Vieja (Old Havana) and Vedado.
Most of the tourist attractions, such as Museo de la Revolución, Capitolio, and the many plazas, are situated in Old Havana, but there are a few modern restaurants in Vedado which are worth a visit.
Take a vintage car ride to Hotel Nacional, where the local mafia used to hatch plans over mojitos!
Trinidad Travel Guides
Take a stroll down Cuba’s famous colourful streets of Trinidad.
Drink rum, listen to jazz, and cycle, or take the bus to paradise, aka Playa Ancon *rubs eyes* yes, this exists!
Viñales Travel Guide
Found in western Cuba, the lush countryside of Viñales is a welcomed rest for the buzz of Havana. The town is surrounded by unusual-looking hills called mogotes!
Viñales is cigar land; there are plenty of farms which you can tour around.
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great pictures of Cuba thanks for sharing such a good contetnt
Thank you. Very photogenic country!
Great guide and hopefully ensures more people get to enjoy this glorious island and warm people. My tip…..please tip. A CUC(peso) goes a long way in Cuba and will ensure you keep getting great service. (Although tbh, the service is genuinely great before any tip). Also, any toiletries and toys would be welcomed as gifts. Beware, Cuba can get under your skin, then you’ll never want to leave!
I find the toys and toiletries a weird one, we were never under the impression that any of our casa owners expected that.
Hey Geema great post and very amazing pics of Cuba.
Thank you!
Hey Geema, Great share, wonderful job.Really appreciate your efforts for sharing such a nice cheat sheet article on Cuba and such lovely photos really hyped my to visit Cuba.This will be helpful for us and will let us travel Cuba without any stress.Thanks for such a nice article.
Gracias Monica. Have a great trip and have some rum for me!
Wish I had found your post before I went to Cuba, but better late than never. My girlfriend and I visited Cuba for a month of shoestring outdoor travel activities earlier in the year (and visited many of the same places you mention).
Cuba was a love/hate trip! Sorry you didn’t find the content before your trip. How did you find it this time around? Thanks.