Best places: Tourist attractions in Alamar, Cuba

City-center park with palm trees, fountains, paths & benches surrounding a statue of José Martí.

Built in 1929, this elegant municipal building features a sizable, domed cupola & a central portico.

Laid out in 1559, this public square with a fountain features buildings from baroque to art nouveau.

Palatial theater built in 1838 whose grand main hall is now home to the Cuban National Ballet.

18th-century fortress complex featuring museums, cultural events & a nightly canon-firing ceremony.

Iconic symbol of Havana's seagoing past, this fort dates back to the late 16th century.

Imposing Catholic cathedral featuring a baroque, ornamental facade & 2 bell towers.

Massive marble statue of Jesus, completed in 1958, with city & water views from its hilltop plaza.

This open cobblestone plaza facing the harbor is home to the Fuente de los Leones fountain.

Stone fortress constructed in the 1590s to protect the harbor, now restored & open to visitors.

👍👍 My favorite place for sunset. It is just perfect. I recommend to take your own food if you going to stay long because you may not find good options close. Last but not less, just a warning if you are tourist, be ready to find many locals trying to selling you something (I hope you don't mind)

Wide pedestrian walkway alongside the ocean, peppered with historic monuments, hotels & nightlife.

Cavernous, multilevel cultural museum with a vast collection of works by Cuban & other artists.

Historic district known for its narrow, colorful streets, baroque architecture & bayfront fortress.

Harborside star fort in Plaza de Armas, built in the mid-1500s & today housing a maritime museum.

Storied watering hole with writing on the walls, framed photographs of celebrities & mojitos.

Vendors in a vast harborfront warehouse sell ceramics, leather goods, humidors & guayabera shirts.

This storied city green space called Fraternity Park houses busts of Latin & North American leaders.

Exhibits featuring the history of rum-making housed in a museum with a tasting room & liquor shop.

Colorful alley with art installations, murals & performances celebrating Afro-Cuban culture.