Cuba Beach, Historic Buildings + Historical Pictures

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After Che Guevara liberated this city in 1958, the area continued its revolutionary path, eventually leading to edgy cultural developments.

View and visit one of Santa Clara’s points of pride along the main historic square in the heart of the city.

Sip rum cocktails or enjoy a cigar on a terrace overlooking the intriguing Old Town while you contemplate the history of this newly accessible Caribbean city.

Catch superb ballet and opera performances and take a guided tour at one of the oldest-running theaters in Latin America.

A gleaming white statue of Jesus Christ overlooks Havana’s waterfront. View it from the Old Town or visit the site to gaze back across the water to the city.

Ride the elevator to the top of the central monument for an excellent view of this historic plaza linked to Fidel Castro.

View Cuba’s formal art collections at these two sites, one focused on international and the other on Cuban art.

View Cuba’s formal art collections at these two sites, one focused on international and the other on Cuban art.

View Cuba’s formal art collections at these two sites, one focused on international and the other on Cuban art.

Travel back to the time of Cuba’s important sugar trade in this valley where remains of 50 historic sugar mills still stand.

This sprawling cemetery is the final resting place of city residents and notable people from Cuban history, including the independence leader General Máximo Gómez.

Long considered off-limits to many foreign visitors, Cuba is a fascinating country with unique culture, lovely countryside and monuments to its battled history.

Learn about the fascinating history of Cuba’s capital through the interesting fortresses, lively esplanades and plazas surrounded with colonial architecture in its old town district.

Learn about the fascinating history of Cuba’s capital through the interesting fortresses, lively esplanades and plazas surrounded with colonial architecture in its old town district.

This sprawling cemetery is the final resting place of city residents and notable people from Cuban history, including the independence leader General Máximo Gómez.

This sprawling cemetery is the final resting place of city residents and notable people from Cuban history, including the independence leader General Máximo Gómez.

Learn about the fascinating history of Cuba’s capital through the interesting fortresses, lively esplanades and plazas surrounded with colonial architecture in its old town district.

This sprawling cemetery is the final resting place of city residents and notable people from Cuban history, including the independence leader General Máximo Gómez.

Learn about the fascinating history of Cuba’s capital through the interesting fortresses, lively esplanades and plazas surrounded with colonial architecture in its old town district.

A gleaming white statue of Jesus Christ overlooks Havana’s waterfront. View it from the Old Town or visit the site to gaze back across the water to the city.

View Cuba’s formal art collections at these two sites, one focused on international and the other on Cuban art.

Sip rum cocktails or enjoy a cigar on a terrace overlooking the intriguing Old Town while you contemplate the history of this newly accessible Caribbean city.

Travel back to the time of Cuba’s important sugar trade in this valley where remains of 50 historic sugar mills still stand.

View Cuba’s formal art collections at these two sites, one focused on international and the other on Cuban art.