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What to do in Havana
Wander down the narrow streets of Old Havana and discover traditional houses and music-filled bars. The Squares of the Old city act as colourful meeting points for the locals – visit Plaza Vieja to take in the beautifully restored buildings or Plaza de Armas for its restored palaces and a traditional meal. Visit a Cigar factory, walk along the seafront Malecon promenade or take a trip in a gorgeous classic American car.
Holidays to Havana
One of the most distinctive cities in the World, Havana is an exotic blend of history and culture, and a truly fascinating destination. Old Havana – La Habana Vieja – is World Heritage listed for its unique architecture, dating back to the Spanish Colonial era and beyond. This truly fascinating destination is worth spending a few days in, before things change too much.
Where to stay in Havana
There’s an excellent range of hotels in Havana, with the focus mainly on historic buildings in and around the Old City. Parque Central – the square that acts as the boundary between the Old and New areas – is home to a number of properties and makes a good base. Hotels in Old Havana itself tend to be smaller as many have been converted from original houses. Most can only be reached on foot as the streets don’t generally take vehicles – but you’ll be helped with your luggage! Old Havana hotels range from small ‘hostales’ offering simple – and often character-filled – accommodation, to converted merchant houses and established hotels, many of which have been lovingly restored to their former glory. Further out of the city centre, more modern hotels dominate, with high standards and modern facilities.
Holiday ideas to Havana
A few days in Havana will give you a good feel for its history and atmosphere. The largest city in the Caribbean has a distinctly Latin feel, and it’s worth losing yourself in the streets of the Old City to get a feel for it. Havana combines easily with other parts of Cuba, combining Havana with Varadero, Guardalavaca or the Cayo's for a perfect Cuba twin centre holiday, or with the beautiful countryside of Western Cuba or the historic cities of Central Cuba for a really fascinating option. Most things are possible - just ask!
Getting to Havana
Arrival airport Jose Marti Havana
Flight time approx 10 hours
Transfer time approx 30 minutes
Time difference GMT -5
Currency Peso / Convertible Peso
Language Spanish
Entry details (for British nationals) a Tourist Card (visa) is required for entry to Cuba, and these can be arranged as part of your holiday or via the Cuban Embassy. Passports need at least 6 months validity from your date of entry. Before you depart, check the latest travel advice at www.fco.gov.uk.
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