Buy icecream like a local; the line is the best part! Take your place in line, ask ‘ultimo’ (who’s last) and chat away whit your line-neighbors while watching Cuban life around you. Ice is good too.
In Cabaret Parisien you can fancy the spectacular performance “Cubano, Cubano”; a fusion of Indo American, Hispanic and African cultures, cultures of which contemporary Cuban culture merged.
The grand cabaret spectacle of Havana. In 1992,the American Academy of Restaurant Industry honored Tropicana with the award "Best of the Five Stars Diamond" for being the best cabaret of the Americas.
Go here in the evening, when the sun almost sets; the view over Havana is amazing. At 9pm each day a cannon ceremony is held. Sometimes in the weekends there are concerts; try to go, great atmosphere!
The best place to see the ballet in Havana, but as it is momentarily closed for reconstruction, the ballet now houses at the Teatro Nacional. The art gallery is still opened and worth the visit.
The best place to spend a Friday or Saturday night, with a bottle of rum and have a great time sharing it with the Cubans. Also good to sit on a sunny afternoon and watch local life pass by.
Tiny bar with great atmosphere, famous as the birthplace of the Mojito. Good place to party with fellow tourists. If you’re looking for something local or cheap mojito’s, better go somewhere else.
Hemingway’s favorite. Visit his room to see from where he was writing, and drink a cocktail at the bar – after all, that was probably his favorite place! Great view from roof terrace.
