Music, bands, and floats go round the seawall and the city center streets.
Habana Vieja
Old Havana is monumental, literally speaking. Its blend of different-style buildings is the result of the historic heritage left by past cultures and traditions. In Old Havana, you’ll find everything from handmade souvenir shops to the best restaurants to taste the Cuban food. An absolute delight for all the senses!
Capitolio Nacional de Cuba
Its monumental presence towers over Havana and is one of the most visited tourist attractions in the city. Not only for its greatness, but also for its art collection.
Malecón
The legendary Havanan Malecón stretches eight kilometers. A long promenade full of monuments and places of interest that is also a meeting area for the locals.
Castillo de los Tres Reyes del Morro
El Castillo de los Tres Reyes del Morro is a perfect place to finish our walk along the Malecon. The castle's lighthouse awaits us to recount the thousands of stories about the city it protects.
Avenida de Carlos III
Originally a tree-lined promenade in the 19th century, it is the widest in Cuba, with many name changes. The Spanish king's statue greets you at the entrance, starting you on a walk through Havana´s history.