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kalbakk says:
Cuba has a long political history. A history most of us really don't understand much of. The relationship between Cuba and the US is complicated, and visiting the museum you might get a better understanding of the whole thing. Here you'll get the entire history.. well, not all of it. It's seen fr...
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krysleigh says:
La Guarida
CRIOLLA At first glance, you’d never know the dilapidated estate of 418 Concordia would house one of Cuba’s finest eateries. In fact, when first arriving, it may seem the taxi driver has mixed up the address, but a greeter of sorts will be there to let you in to the crumbling old bu...
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boicot says:
House in La Habana Vieja very near from downtown and from El Malecón very good ubication.Consulado 16 apto 2 entre Cárcel y Genios Centro Habana.
tel 8616905
martharoche@yahoo.com
I recomend you´.
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krysleigh says:
Hotel Nacional de Cuba
It's not hard to envision Hemingway casually puffing on a Cohiba while penning his newest read in the seaside courtyard of one of Cuba's most recognized establishments. Decorating the Malecón, Havana's main waterfront boulevard, Nacional's reputation precedes it: Not only w...
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tvillingmarit says:
Nice hotel in the old part of Havana. We used it the first night and the two last on our tour. You can choose between two breakfast room, one at the main floor, here your breakfast is included. And one at the top floor, here you have to pay 5 CUC (Cuban convertible) about 5 US dollar. I advice yo...
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Tamine says:
According to Cuba Rough Guide, "El Gato Tuerto" was a bar/restaurant with a cool style, where you can hear authentic cuban old music sang by authentic and good musicians and where you can meet cuban "inteligentsia". Ok that part is true! But add ten thousand hookers to that, will ya? There you go! A...
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