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Avalon Bed and Breakfast
★★★ ***

Rates from: $169

The Reach Resort Waldorf Astoria
★★★★ ****

Rates from: $229

Santa Maria Suites Resort
★★★★ ****

Rates from: $249

Blue Marlin Motel
★★ **

Rates from: $138.3

Pearl's Key West - Adult Only
★★★ ***

Rates from: $139

An Island Oasis
★★ **

Rates from: $161.1

Ocean Breeze Inn
★★★ ***

Rates from: $152.1

Duval Gardens
★★★ ***

Rates from: $159

Orchid Key Inn
★★★★ ****

Rates from: $254

Andrews Inn & Garden Cottages
★★★ ***

Rates from: $165

What to Do in Havana

Old Havana

The old Havana is a fascinating place. Since the city was founded in 1519, it's been shaped by various influences. Discover its unique charm, smell and tastes!

Partagas Cigar Factory

A tour through factory takes you back to 1930's. It makes you appreciate the working conditions of Europe or America.

National Capital Building

Very imposing neoclassical building, built to resemble U.S. Capitol. Served as the seat of the legislature until the late 1950s.

Havana Cathedral

Very atmospheric cathedral, no matter it is day or night. Dedicated to Saint Christopher and seat of the Cardinal Archbishop of Havana at the same time.

Cathedral Square

One of the most authentic squares in Havana, surrounded by extraordinarily enchanting old houses.

La Bodeguita del Medio

Your typical Cuban bar but this one is famous because of its guests: Hemingway, Salvador Allende and Pablo Neruda. Also a birthplace of mojito!

Bacardi Building

Famous art deco landmark, opened in 1930. Go upstairs for a view and get some mojito or cubanito in little bar.

Museum of the Revolution

Everything you've ever wanted to know about Cuban revolution, packed in the marvelous former Presidential Palace. It's up to you to decide if it's subjective.

Square of Arms

Not only you can have a rest in a shade, but also pick up some old books in various languages. Give it a try!

The National Museum of Fine Arts of Havana

Much to examine and see here. Remarkable and overwhelming collection of Cuban art. Equal to other world class museums!

El Malecon

8 km long esplanade. Great place to walk even though the walkway is cracked. But this just adds to Cuba's soul. Iconic place!

Old Square

Centre of Old Havana. New Square that was renamed. Site of executions and fiestas. Perfect end to stroll through the historic city and get some coffee.