Allowing of visiting Cuba and not sure where are the stylish spots to check out? Don’t worry, we know all the amazing places to visit in Cuba!
The country is small, but it makes up for its size with its big personality. With warm, attractive locals, social armature, and classic buses on every road – there really is nowhere differently in the world like it.
The life, the color, the music it’s all then – a pulsing, twinkle that sweeps you up and carries you off in its bohemian salsa tempo. The personality of this fascinating country is glamorous, contagious, and insolvable to say no to.
This inconceivable sprightliness is amazing you visit Cuba. But to make sure you visit the right places and avoid the bad ones, we’ve listed all the top destinations to visit in Cuba and one place to avoid for you below.
What’s Cuba Known For?
In every city, vill, country, and megacity in Cuba, there’s a certain vitality woven into the veritable fabric of what makes Cuba. It’s vibrant and various, and not just in its armature.
It’s known for its cigars, rum made from sugar club, jazz bars with salsa dancing, 1950s classic American buses, Spanish social structures, and a political history that’s both tumultuous and fascinating. You’ll see filmland of Fidel Castro and Che Guevara each over the country.
It’s also known for being a little tricky to get around for trippers.
Public transport is nearly missing, hitching isn’t recommended and if you’ve only really driven in places like the UK, Australia, and North America, tone-drive isn’t a great option moreover.
There are some amazing small-group stint companies like Cuban Adventures that really deliver and make sure you’re safe. And more importantly, you’re not wasting precious trip time staying for a machine that’s gone MIA.
Is Cuba Safe?
Of course, there’s a crime in Cuba too, but most of the time the road swindles you can see coming a far out.
It’s really just people trying to get by, as poverty is still an issue in Cuba. Generally speaking, locals are incredibly friendly and will want to talk to you but keep your head about you.
The Top Places to Visit in Cuba
Are you ready to see the top places to visit in Cuba? They are all the destinations you should add to your diary, as well as tips for what to do in each place.
1. Havana
You would be doing this country an injustice, If you don’t come to Havana when you visit Cuba.
Havana is one of the most awful metropolises we’ve ever visited. And by that, I do n’t mean ‘Oh isn’t this awful, darling ’. Havana really is full of wonder and one of the most stylish effects to do in Cuba.
From the worsening structures to its curious narrow thoroughfares brimming with life and imagination, Havana is Cuba’s capital for a reason. Then you get the perfect screenshot of a culture the rest of the world has enough important ignored so numerous times.
Our stylish advice is to take a walking stint of Old Havana( Habana Vieja). You’ll hear some of the amazing history and culture that’s alive then and discover rudiments you’d miss if you weren’t told about them.
Things to Do in Havana, Cuba
• El Capitolio – National Capitol Building
• Rooftop bar of Hotel Ambos Mundos
• Drink mojitos in the fabled bar of Bodeguita del Medio
• The Malecón – beachfront and ocean wall
• Almacenes San Jose request
• The Cathedral Havana( plus the forecourt of the houses of the 4 richest families in Cuba)
• Plus if you have time, visit the castle – Castillo el Morro – on the other side of the harbor. It’s full of history and a real icon of the megacity.
2. Viñales
A bitsy city with a huge influence over the rest of the country, Vinales is where the veritably stylish tobacco is grown for the biggest cigar brands. Cohiba, Montecristo, Cuaba – they all use the leaves grown in this vale.
From the mountains girding it to the little cotillion club behind the main forecourt, Viñales epitomizes indigenous Cuban life.
Things to see in Viñales, Cuba
• Cuban cotillion club
• Hike through tobacco colonies
• Visit the organic granges
• Lunch at El Olivo Restaurant
• People- watching from anywhere you can!
3. Cienfuegos
About an hour and a partial west along the seacoast from the Bay of Gormandizers, this harbourside city is full of art, culture, and history. Cienfuegos is known as the Pearl of the South thanks to its beautiful bay – Bahia de Jagua.
There’s plenitude to do then – indeed if it’s just tromping around the city’s thoroughfares.
The locals feel the most westernized and the megacity itself has a much more European sense to it. This is thanks to the strong French influence in the city’s customs and armature.
Other Cubans say the people from Cienfuegos are the most beautiful and the most dressed.
Things to Do in Cienfuegos, Cuba
• Have regale in El Tranvia
• Plaza de Armas and the monument to the Cuban idol José Martí
• The art galleries around the Plaza de Armas
• The Arch de Triumph in Jose José Martí Park – the last remaining in the country
• The Bahia de Jagua – the bay that makes Cienfuegos the Pearl of the South
4. Trinidad
Piecemeal from Havana, Trinidad has to be the most major megacity in Cuba.
analogous to Havana, the Old Town section then’s UNESCO World Heritage Site( as a World Monument), but unlike Havana, this part of the city is only accessible on the bottom or on horseback. Wagons are also allowed and generally seen.
The narrow cobbled thoroughfares and the low, leaning, brightly multicolored houses are iconic of this megacity. Trinidad is a place of unexampled beauty in this country formerly well represented in the photogenic stakes.
Things to Do in Trinidad, Cuba
• Bat the cobbled thoroughfares of Old Town
• Visit the Museo Romántico opposite the Plaza Mayor. The view out over the megacity is worth the entrancing figure.
• Visit the other important structures like the Holy Trinity Church and Plaza de Santa Ana and the Royal Jail erected in 1844.
• Casa de la Musica – bar and square for drinks in the day and music and dancing at night
• Stroll through the road markets
• Visit Playa Ancon sand in the evening
• Disco Ayalu – a café in a huge delve!
• Explore the hiking trails in El Cubano Natural Park and discover the falls
5. Santiago de Cuba
The city of Santiago de Cuba is the second largest megacity in Cuba and offers amazing strands, beautiful armature, instigative adventures, and a path far less trodden.
It has a analogous vibe to Havana but it’s a lot less touristy and more authentic.
It’s also located on the seacoast, with a bay off the Caribbean Sea right in the megacity center. It’s the perfect spot for those who love to enjoy vibrant metropolises, but be close enough to nature and solitariness.
The megacity has a lot of Spanish social armature since it was innovated in 1515 by the Spanish. The megacity has a distinctive Afro- Cuban vibe. It’s most notorious for its Carnaval, which is a jubilee with barrel-beating, son dancing, and processions with various costumes and docks.
Things to Do in Santiago de Cuba
• Visit the inconceivable fort of Castillo de San Pedro de la Roca
• Go hiking in The Sierra Maestra mountain range
• Check out the near public premises of Turquino National Park and Desembarco del Granma
• Go horseback riding at Rancho El Dajao
• Stay in a social Casa Particulars
• Attend Carnival in July
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