Cool an vibrant neighborhood with a consentration of street art not found elsewhere in Havana. Plenty of photo opportunities. Finish with lunch a local paladar.
Beautiful, beautiful! “Hello Lady, where are you from? And not unusually: I love you! For most female first-time visitors to Cuba, all the male attention, comes as something of a shock.
Havana has its own beauty in the rain – The big puddles that mirror the buildings. The kids skidding around playing in the rain. But it also has its limitations. Sometimes in truly unexpected ways.
Inventive food, lucious mocktails, reasonable prices in cool surroundings. Great also for vegetarians.
My new go-to place close to Casa Nini. Love the interior, the crowd and the reasonable prices.
Simple, but fresh cooking, and reasonable prices. The success formula has changed little pver the years and I keep returning
Cute little café to hang out and enjoy good coffee and a simple sandwich.. An option for a simple breakfast too.
A friendly and relaxing morning visiting a vegetable marked, a roof terrace kitchen and two great paladares for vegetarians. To make sure that you are all set for the rest of your stay I will also give you my secret list of vegetarian friendly paladares.
Her movements sure and quick as she applied another layer of the nail polish. Not once had she looked up, not acknowledged his presence in any way. But she knew he was looking. He was sure of it.
Having a driver waiting for you after a long flight, not having to negotiate a price and getting directly to your casa without any trouble, that is the best start to your holiday.
Are you visiting other places in Cuba after Havana? For the shorter distances, up to 4-5 hours, the most convenient way to travel around Cuba is with a colectivo – a door to door taxi service shared with other tourists.
Music and dance are a big part of Cuban culture and identity. Taking some salsa lessons is a great way to get introduced to the Cuban way of life.