As a 500-year old city, Havana is an architectural melting pot of sorts. Over the years, the city has incorporated many design movements into its public buildings and homes, and almost all can still be seen today.

Artists of photography proliferate around the Capitol, attracts the attention of both cubans and foreigners.
One century old, true photographic relics on their tripods, which allow them to perpetuate in an image the memory of a building of monumental architecture.

Living in Havana colourful capital city, full of bustle and entertainment, with some splendid architectural gems from the Colonial period and beyond, and numerous other sighst. The city alone is worth the trip to Cuba. Many attractions are concentrated in three quarters: Havana Vieja (Old Havana), Centro Habana and Vedado. Explore Havana now!


In Hammel's Alley
the AfroCuban folk art





Havana has an active Chinese community which has spawned a good number of restaurants specialized in traditional Chinese cuisine.

This is a fascinating museum and memorial dedicated to the life and work of a renowned revolutionary, writer and poet Josè Martì.
Happens to be the highest point in the city. In fact, it is in front of this very plaza that Fidel Castro gives his most important annual speeches.


and more to see in mi Havana....get ready for Salsa, Son, Rumba and Mambo, a great opportunity practice your newly acquired dance steps.

All the best for you,

Ana & Pepe