Cuba holidays might not be on the table right now but there are ways to visit and explore it without having to leave the house. All you need is a TV, internet connection and this blog with a list of recommended films, TVs and documentaries you should see before embarking on a Cuban adventure of your own.
In the city of Havana, a very old form of art is transforming Cuba’s modern urban landscape. Uninteresting buildings have become vast canvases and whole neighbourhoods have become art galleries for the rising number or artists chronicling this magnificent city.
Experiencing Havana like a future king or queen is not only possible, but totally doable. As this post illustrates, there are many ways to follow in the footsteps of royals like Prince Charles and Camilla when they toured Havana in March 2019. From enjoying a guided walk in Old Havana to sampling local cuisine and soaking in the city’s cultural highlights, this is a guide to touring the Cuban capital like a royal.
It’s no secret to anyone that Havana’s fast becoming one of the coolest holiday destinations not just in the Caribbean, but in all of Latin America. Part of its spellbinding allure is its amazing culture and multi-layered identity present everywhere you go. Here we list 5 of the coolest places and hang out spots in which to soak up culture and history whilst enjoying tasty bites and tempting libations.
Moving to the sounds of salsa, mambo, Latin jazz and afro beats, Havana bursts with culture in every imaginable way. The music and dancing are only the beginning as every corner in the city has a story to tell and nostalgia lives on in Havana like nowhere else in the world.
