🇨🇺 La Habana

Havana is one of those places that stays with you long after returning home. The city frozen in time since 1959: 1950s American cars, music on every corner, the Malecón at sunset, and the world's best rum. This urban destination is located in the Ciudad de La Habana region of Cuba and combines a unique atmosphere with a tourism offering strong enough to justify the trip on its own.

In Havana, don't miss Old Havana (UNESCO), the Malecón, the Tropicana show, the Havana Club Rum Factory, and La Bodeguita del Medio. If you have extra time, consider also visiting El Floridita, the Museum of the Revolution, Cojímar beach, and a day trip to Varadero—experiences many travelers consider among the most authentic in the region. Each of these spots has its own character and best time of day: plan visits calmly, without overloading your schedule.

Havana’s cuisine is one of its biggest draws. Don’t leave without trying Ropa Vieja, Moros y Cristianos, roasted pork, tostones, Havana Club rum, and a mojito. Local food is part of the journey—seek out markets, lively terraces, and small bars where locals eat. Cuban cuisine has a strong identity, and here you’ll find its most representative version.

The best time to visit Havana is from November to April—less rain and lower heat—when the weather is favorable and crowds are more manageable. The local climate is tropical: hot and humid year-round, so pack accordingly. As for budget, plan around €50 per day per person, making it an affordable destination for almost any budget. The ideal trip duration is 4–6 days to see the main sights without rushing.

Some tips that make a difference: Bring cash in euros; Wi-Fi is limited and expensive; paladares (private restaurants) are better than state-run ones; staying in private homes (casas particulares) is more authentic and affordable.

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