A UNESCO World Heritage site known for its historic buildings, cobblestone streets, and vibrant plazas, offering an immersive dive into Havana's rich history and Colonial architecture.

A historic stone fort completed in 1577, considered the oldest stone fort in the Americas and a symbol of Havana's strategic importance.

Housed in the former presidential palace, the Museum of the Revolution offers a deep dive into Cuba's revolutionary history and struggle for independence.

Fusterlandia is a whimsical and colorful outdoor art installation in Jaimanitas, where artist Jose Fuster has transformed the neighborhood with mosaics and murals.

Plaza de la Catedral is one of the main squares in Old Havana, dominated by the stunning Havana Cathedral and surrounded by colonial architecture.

El Capitolio is a prominent building in Havana, noted for its diverse architectural styles, including those from the 16th century to modern high-rises.

A vibrant historic square in Old Havana, known for its colorful colonial architecture, lively atmosphere, and surrounding cafes and restaurants.

A historic square in Old Havana, surrounded by colonial buildings and a popular gathering place for locals and street performers.