Possessing a wealth of history, culture and tradition, Habana, capital of Cuba, is the quintessential cultural destination of the Greater Antilles, and one of the world’s most enchanting cities.
In Havana the tourism grows each year, you can enjoy clubs, marinas, recreational parks, museums, theaters, sports and excursions and tours in and out of the city.
Castillo de los Tres Reyes del Morro 
Located at the entrance of the access channel to the bay, was built between 1589 and 1610, now a member of the Grand Military Historical Park Morro-Cabaña.
Fortress of San Carlos de la Cabaña 
Located behind the Morro Castle was built between 1763 and 1774 to strengthen the defenses of Habana, which had been seized by the British in 1762.Esta gigantic fortress is situated on a hill overlooking the city.
Great Military Historical Park Morro-Cabaña 
Resort which offers the possibility of a tour of five centuries of history habanera. These strengths, witnessed times of privateers, pirates and the attack of the British navy, are remarkably preserved. Visitors can see their solid structures, ancient batteries and moats. It features restaurants, bars and cafes.
At nine in the evening can be enjoyed from the Cannon Ceremony, shot formerly announced time of closing the doors of the walls surrounding the city.
Paseo del Malecón 
The site’s most cosmopolitan city, a meeting place for families and lovers. Surrounds almost the entire north of Habana from the Paseo del Prado to the Almendares River
There are many more places to visit, so this is just a small glimpse of what you can find Cuba.
