Havana is a city where history and culture are found at every turn. Here you can get lost walking through narrow streets and discover unexpected beauties without a clear plan. After all, the most important thing in this city is not the destination, but the path. Here are a few places to go, even if you don’t have a map.
Old Town (La Habana Vieja)
Old Havana is a place where time seems to have stopped. Narrow cobblestone streets, colorful houses with colonial architecture, doors that lead to mysterious courtyards – everything here is steeped in history. Walking through the streets, don’t rush to find the sights, just enjoy the atmosphere of the city. At any moment you may be met by street musicians or artists creating paintings right in front of passers-by.
Plaza de Armas
This square, located in the heart of Old Havana, is the perfect place to start or end a stroll. Sit on a bench under the green trees and just observe the life of the city. Fairs, exhibitions and performances are often held here.
Malicon
Malicon is a promenade that stretches along the coast of Havana. Walking along this street is not just a way to enjoy the view, but also an opportunity to experience the spirit of the city. Locals often sit here enjoying the sea breeze. Stroll along Malicon and you may find yourself in a place where life’s most vivid moments are experienced.
An Evening on Obispo Street
Obispo Street is not just a shopping artery, but the center of city life. Here you can find stores, cafes and small bars. In the evening, the street comes alive, bright and crowded. A walk along Obispo is a chance to feel the real rhythm of Havana.
Revolution Square
Revolution Square is a place not to be missed. A huge open space with monuments and buildings that represent important historical moments in Cuba. Despite its formality, a walk through the square always leaves a strong impression.
Havana is not a city for tourists with a map. It’s worth getting lost here, going where your heart calls and discovering the city for real.
