Unlock the magic of Havana

Esplanade along Havana’s northern coast which is very popular with local fishermen

Many Cuban heroes are housed in this huge city of the dead in the south-west of Havana

Impressive, and accessible, monument to the greatest of Cuba’s independence heroes

Immense Neo-Classical marble structure with a 92m dome

Museum covering the fights against Fulgencio Batista and counter-revolutionary forces

18th century cathedral which dominates Havana’s historic heart

Former home of the colonial governors, this baroque building is home to the Museo de la Ciudad

A museum devoted to the Argentinian revolutionary where he set up his base after the takeover of Havana

A large statue of a Cuban founding father overlooking the Canal de Entrada

This neo-classical building marks the spot where the city of Havana was reportedly founded in 1515

Colonial star fort that protected Spain’s treasures from pirates and other European powers

Italian-designed fortress best known for its iconic lighthouse

Historic fort protecting the harbour; it was the site of the execution of medical students in 1871

Massive fort guarding a strategic ridge on the northern edge of Havana

Square where mass rallies supporting the government occur beneath the watchful gaze of Che and Camilo

Devoted to the nationwide local committees which safeguard Cuba’s revolutionary development

Much-loved establishment where items from Cuba’s financial past abound

Museum where you can see a diverse range of playing cards, as well as the machines used to make them

A collection of historic cars that emphasises the special Cuban relationship with vehicles

Memorial to the American sailors who died when their ship, the USS Maine, exploded off Havana

Small museum devoted to Afro-Cuban and African culture

This mural gallery, with its beautiful frescoes, is housed in one of Havana’s oldest houses

Appreciate rum that little bit more after visiting a museum devoted to Cuba's national tipple

The global shrine of mojito lovers, this was one of Ernest Hemingway’s favourite bars

A cosy and popular bar which holds a special place in the history of the Daiquiri

A workshop devoted to graphic art where you can see the local artists at work

Historic museum displaying colonial art while simultaneously showing how Cubans used to live

Gallery focused on international art which is especially strong on works by European artists

Utterly devoted to Cuban art, this gallery displays some of the best works by the island's artists

Built in the last half-century of Spanish rule, this church holds some great religious paintings

Colonial church with rare octagon-shaped towers

Museum devoted to the Afro-Cuban faith of Santeria

18th-century church which used to be a key place of worship for Havana’s Catholics

Former baroque church which now functions as a concert hall

Birthplace of José Marti, this petite museum tells the story of Cuba’s struggle for independence

One of Cuba’s elite exports, these rolls of tobacco are a widely recognised symbol of the island

Cuba's national drink, made with the by-products of its sugar industry