Most reviewed places in Alamar, Cuba

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

😠 I came to this place on 8/19/22 was visiting from Florida with my Cuban family. We ordered two strawberry daiquiris and asked for water to purchase. We were told by our waiter that they didn’t have any water for sale. Ten minutes later light skinned foreigners walked in and sat at the table next to...

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.

Polished lodging featuring views of the National Capitol Building, plus dining, a pool & a spa.

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

Old Havana plaza containing a baroque 1770s cathedral, the Colonial Art Museum & cafe tables.

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

The city's oldest plaza is surrounded by restaurants & host to numerous secondhand book stands.

Long-standing, Colonial-style hotel offering dining, plus a rooftop terrace with a bar & a hot tub.

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

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

🫤 Overrated! This may be one of La Habana best places, but this says more about the decadent situation of Cuba than how good it is. Service is poor (we needed to repeat the order three times to different people), some dishes are ok but some unacceptable! Don't you dare to order the tuna or burgers. Th...

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

Warm rooms in a classic lodging offering a rooftop restaurant, a terrace bar & an outdoor pool.

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

😐 As an American used to traveling to other Caribbean islands the terminal in Havana was a bit of a shock. No roof, poorly maintained and heavy on security. But the Cuban people were incredibly friendly and helpful and nearly everyone spoke at least passable English.

👍 Good place to eat. The food presentation was beautiful.

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