Who does not want to spend a few quiet days on a Caribbean island paradise? If you’re the lucky one who will realize this dream, we recommend that you book your stay in the picturesque city of Havana in Cuba, where not only enjoy their beaches and crystalline waters, but also its history.

Recall that this magnificent archipelago Central is known worldwide for being one of the last strongholds of the communist world and this is reflected in every corner of the island, both in their streets and in the treatment of its people and architecture in the sclerotic it still retains some features of the beauty of yesteryear.

One of the must see places to visit is La Bodeguita del Medio, a small bar in Havana for many years has hosted tourists who arrive in search of a “mojito” typical “drink-and celebrities of the likes of Ernest Hemingway, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Joaquin Sabina and Joan Manuel Serrat found on its walls the warmth of the Cuban people and quiet place to relax.

On its walls can be seen a few pictures that confirm the passage of large and famous personalities from different fields that have made La Bodeguita del Medio is a traditional and emblematic of Havana.

One of the most popular beaches in terms of respect, it is probably Cuba, however the local authorities aimed at increasing competition by varying the supply of tourism.

This environment where reigns the sun almost all times, intended to be included to cities that offer a cultural choice, this was expressed in the International Tourism Fair of Cuba 2008.

The opening of the fair included the presence of the renowned National Ballet of Cuba, being the stage the Grand Theater of Havana.

With the integration of the proposed tourism-culture, visitors will have the opportunity to explore the island from a different point of view, besides the traditional costs, while causing a great impact.

The Cathedral of Havana

With a Baroque facade that contrasts dramatically with a sober neo-classical interior, the Cathedral of Havana is one of the most splendid colonial buildings of Havana. So when we come to the capital and we stay in one of the comfortable cheap hotels, we should not miss.

Like other temples of the continent, the Cathedral of Havana also served as the tomb of famous people from colonial times. It is said that the alleged remains of Christopher Columbus stayed several years buried in it, being brought to Cuba from the Spanish.

Filled with unusual details, the monumental temple has a curious asymmetry created by the visibly larger size and breadth of one of its two towers, as well as fossils of marine flora and fauna among the stones inlaid coral.