There are a lot of museums and house museums in Havana. If your objective is to learn much more about the history of the city, as well as its socio-cultural life in the past, you can check all these places here, before finalizing your Havana program. They are listed according their localization in the city.
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Nightlife

Museums

Food & Drink

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Havana has a very intense nightlife with options for all the budgets and tastes from cabarets to nightclubs, from discos to music houses.
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If you want to learn some information about all the places worth to visit in Havana, you are doing well. They are grouped according their localization to ease your search.
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Three things you should not miss to do in Havana:
- to taste the Creole food,
- the Cuban coffee,
- and the cocktails, prepared with Cuban rum.
I listed all the cafés and restaurants for you.
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If you plan a trip to Havana, you will need to prepare a list of places that you shouldn’t miss to visit, particularly, if you have restricted time. Even though, you don’t have such a plan, I am sure that you will change your mind after a short journey through the pages of this website.

The irresistible charm of the capitol will capture you, as you get deeper in the history of the city and involve in the sociocultural life. Havana is not only a city where you will ride a vintage car, or enjoy the cocktails, prepared by Cuban rum, on a rooftop bar. Havana is a city in that you will spend excellent time by exploring the street art at every corner. You will be living in nostalgia, when you will wander through the architectural treasures of the city that challenge time. The time seems to have stopped here.

Havana is famous with its mini street festivals, where the sound of the traditional drums is mixed with modern reggaeton and salsa songs. You will find yourself dancing with the rumba rhythms, accompanied by the drums. Music and dance became a ritual in the life of the warm and friendly Havana people. Havana is a safe city; you can walk without any fear of extortion and attack.

Havana has fine white sand beaches along the north coast, among which Playa del Este is a natural wonder. Additionally, Havana has an ideal location from which you can make one-day excursions to beautiful areas like Pinar del Rio and Varadero.

Due to the long political and economic embargo laid on Cuba, the island has remained largely undiscovered, particularly by the US citizens. Thus, it had prevented Havana to be invaded by the indispensable elements of the American culture, like McDonald’s, Pizza Hut etc., although the island was so close to the US. It is highly recommended to taste the Creole food in Havana, still prepared according to the grandmother' recipe.

Now, Cuba is again popular for the European tourist, as well a for the US citizen. There are plenty of hotels in the capitol; however, staying in a rent house (casa particular) will give you a unique insight into local life.

Havana has many museums and house museums on different topics, as well as art galleries. Don’t miss to include these places into your program, as much as you can.