Free Walking Tour
Havana

Away from wandering the gorgeous streets of Havana, you have a wealth of things to do to make the most of your stay in Cuba. Take a tour of Havana in a classic car and see Havana in all its glory. Then what about heading out to Havana’s notorious nightlife? Travelers can have a wonderful mojito at just about any bar in Cuba. Hemmingway made the mojitos in Bodeguita del Medio famous, but there are plenty of choices. If you love music, then Cuba is a dream come true and boasts some of the best music in the world. Head out to see a cabaret while you are here. The Tropicana Club is the most famous, but there are cheaper options. Outside of the cities, a trip to Valle de Vinales, a UNESCO Site and tobacco plantation, is a must. It can get crowded, so more off-the-beaten-track options include the National Park, Tope de Collantes, and Playa de las Tumbas, a long journey but totally worth it.

Cuba is a wonderful island with plenty to see and do. The majority of tourists make sure to spend several days or even a week in Havana, before heading out to Trinidad or other villages On the Free Walking Tours in Havana, you will discover the most fascinating city in the Caribbean and fall in love with its nostalgic charm. Book an Essential Havana City Tour to go through the last five centuries of its history, from the time of the conquistadors to the present day, and understand why it was known as the key to the "New World". Additionally, tourists can join the Free Cuban Revolution Tour and learn about the everyday life of the revolution through the eyes of a local. It’s the perfect way to get an unbiased and real account of the past, present and hopes for a better future from a local Cuban guide.

On a Historical Center Tour of Havana, you will soak in the unique atmosphere of this incomparable city and feel its charming nostalgia. On this tour, you will see buildings that are over five centuries old, making them the oldest in the Caribbean. Highlights include the Plaza de Armas, Havana Cathedral, Plaza Vieja, Castle of the Royal Force and the mausoleum of national hero Che Guevara. Not to mention the Malecon esplanade, a great place to spot the beautiful and colorful retro cars that Cuba is famous for. Strolling from El Malecon to Revolution Square, and passing by La Giraldilla, guests on the Havana Free Walking Tour will cross many murals and iconography celebrating the Revolution, in a sort of open-air museum. Joining Free Tours in Havana will also give tourists the opportunity to enjoy many squares where both locals and expats dance salsa on the street!