Havana-6-day-itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Havana
- Morning: Arrive at José Martí International Airport (HAV)
- Take a taxi or ride-sharing service to your hotel
 - Check-in at Hotel Nacional de Cuba (or similar) for a comfortable stay with great views of the Malecón
 
 - Afternoon: Visit the iconic Capitolio building and take a stroll around the nearby Plaza Vieja
- Learn about Havana’s history and architecture
 - Take photos in front of the beautiful buildings
 
 - Evening: Head to La Bodeguita del Medio for traditional Cuban food and live music
- Try their famous ropa vieja (shredded beef stew)
 - Enjoy the lively atmosphere and watch local musicians play
 
 
Day 2: Old Havana
- Morning: Explore the historic neighborhood of Old Havana (Habana Vieja) with a guided walking tour
- Visit iconic landmarks like Plaza de la Catedral, Plaza del Valle, and Calle Obispo
 - Learn about the history and culture of Cuba from your guide
 
 - Afternoon: Visit the Museo de Arte Cubano to learn about Cuban art and history
- See works by famous Cuban artists like Picasso and Miro
 - Take a stroll around the nearby Parque Central
 
 - Evening: Enjoy dinner at El Aljibe, a cozy restaurant with great food and atmosphere
- Try their delicious rice and peas dish
 
 
Day 3: Revolution Square
- Morning: Visit the Plaza de la Revolución (Plaza of the Revolution) and see the iconic José Martí Memorial
- Learn about Cuba’s revolutionary history
 - Take a stroll around the surrounding buildings, including the Hotel Habana Libre
 
 - Afternoon: Visit the Museo de la Revolución for a deeper understanding of Cuba’s recent history
- See artifacts and exhibits related to the Cuban Revolution
 - Take a guided tour to get more insights from your guide
 
 - Evening: Enjoy live music at the famous Hotel Nacional de Cuba
- Listen to local musicians play traditional Cuban music
 
 
Day 4: Malecón
- Morning: Spend the day relaxing on the famous Malecón, Havana’s seaside promenade
- Take a stroll along the seafront and enjoy the views of the ocean
 - Stop at the nearby Hotel Meliá Cohiba for a drink or snack
 
 - Afternoon: Visit the Museo de la Ciudad to learn about Havana’s history and culture
- See exhibits on the city’s colonial past, its role in the Cuban Revolution, and its present-day life
 - Take a stroll around the surrounding neighborhood
 
 - Evening: Enjoy dinner at El Mesón de la Princesa, a cozy restaurant with great food and atmosphere
 
Day 5: Craft Market and Cigar Factory
- Morning: Visit the famous José Fuster’s street art market for unique souvenirs
- See colorful murals and sculptures by Cuban artists
 - Buy handmade crafts and gifts to bring back home
 
 - Afternoon: Visit the Havana Club Cigar Factory for a tour of the facilities
- Learn about Cuba’s famous cigars and their production process
 - Take a stroll around the surrounding neighborhood and see the beautiful murals on display
 
 - Evening: Enjoy live music at the Hotel Plaza in Vedado
 
Day 6: Departure from Havana
- Morning: Spend some time shopping for last-minute souvenirs or visiting any attractions you missed earlier
- Take a taxi or ride-sharing service to the airport for your departure flight
 - Say goodbye to this beautiful city and its friendly people
 
 
Transportation:
- Taxi: The most convenient way to get around Havana, but be sure to use official taxis and agree on the fare before starting your journey.
 - Ride-Sharing: Uber is available in Havana, but it’s not always reliable. Try using the local ride-sharing service, HabCab.
 - Public Transportation: Buses are an affordable option for getting around the city, but they may be crowded.
 
Tips:
- Be prepared to haggle when shopping at markets or from street vendors
 - Bring sunscreen and a hat to protect yourself from the sun
 - Learn some basic Spanish phrases to help you communicate with locals
 - Try traditional Cuban cuisine like ropa vieja, arroz con pollo, and empanadas
 
Other things of interest:
- Visit the famous Callejón de Hamel for street art and live music
 - Take a stroll around the beautiful Parque Lenin in Vedado
 - Learn about Cuba’s revolutionary history at the Museo de la Revolución
 - Enjoy traditional Cuban coffee or cocktails like Mojito and Daiquiri