Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes

A complete itinerary to enjoy the stunning city of Havana on a 5 day / 4 night planned trip. This is a Cuba People-to-People Educational Exchange Program Itinerary. Due to regulations for Americans to travel to Cuba, we highly recommend you review this itinerary and then reach out to us to assist you in helping to plan your trip to ensure it meets all required guidelines and conditions to travel. It is important to note the the American Dollar and US based credit cards are not accepted in Cuba. Therefore, these types of "people-to-people" trips are required to be all pre-arranged for U.S. Citizens to legally travel to Cuba.

La Habana, or Havana, is a city that exists in a world of contrasts. The streets of this vibrant capital pulse with the rhythm of salsa, the hum of classic cars, and the energy of a people who find joy in the simplest moments despite enduring decades of political and economic struggles. Cuba’s current situation means that visitors will encounter a mix of beauty and hardship: a charming colonial city where Wi-Fi is scarce, power outages can occur, and shortages of basic goods are part of daily life. Yet, this is precisely what makes Havana special. It’s a place where the warmth of its people, their resilience, and their zest for life shine through even in the face of adversity. To truly experience La Habana is to embrace its imperfections, savor its raw, unfiltered charm, and connect with its deep-rooted history. In this guide you'll find: 🤯 15+ locals-only recommendations, including viewpoints, beaches and MORE 🗺️ An interactive map so you can see which places are nearby 👀 Tips and tricks that will be useful and 100% needed if it’s your first time visiting This guide also includes 5 food recommendations, as restaurants can change from month to month so you can obtain it by sending me a private message through instagram.