Just as beautiful as the rest of the beaches in eastern Havana, Mi Cayito is best known for being Havana’s LGBT beach.
Mi Cayito
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Hotel Presidente LH
ModernROOMS: 158Calzada #110 esquina a G (Avenida de los Presidentes)
Clock Tower LH
Iglesia y Convento de Santa Catalina de Siena LH
EclecticPaseo entre 23 y 25
Patronato de la Casa de la Comunidad Hebrea y Gran Sinagoga bet Shalom LH
ModernI #241, entre 13 y 15
Fuente de las Américas LH
Hotel Telégrafo LH
Casa de Asia LH
Banco de La Habana LH
EclecticAdmission: FreeCuba e/ Obispo y Obrapía, Habana Vieja
Parque de la Fraternidad LH
Parque de los Mártires Universitarios LH
Hotel Presidente LH 2
This is Havana’s first skyscraper and was inaugurated on December 28, 1928. It took its name from the street it is situated in and is the only hotel that features Cuba’s coat of arms on its façade. It …
ModernROOMS: 158Calzada #110 esquina a G (Avenida de los Presidentes)
Clock Tower LH 2
Between 1921 and 1924, a clock tower was built on Fifth Avenue. It was designed by New Yorker John H. Duncan, one of the architects that contributed to the layout of the avenue and who also designed t …
5ta esquina a 4
Iglesia y Convento de Santa Catalina de Siena LH 2
The Convent of the Dominican Sisters of Saint Catherine of Siena moved from its former site in Old Havana to a new and prime location in El Vedado on May 13, 1918. The construction of the convent and …
EclecticPaseo entre 23 y 25
Patronato de la Casa de la Comunidad Hebrea y Gran Sinagoga bet Shalom LH 2
This is the biggest of Cuba’s five synagogues and is considered one of the most important architectural works in the country. It has a hard-looking exterior with vertical lines that make reference to …
ModernI #241, entre 13 y 15
Fuente de las Américas LH 2
The Fuente de Las Américas, built as a tribute to the discoverer of the Americas, was inaugurated in 1924 as part of the construction of Avenida de las Américas, now known as 5ta Avenida. Made in whit …
5ta Ave. entre 0 y 2
Hotel Telégrafo LH 2+
Initially located on Amistad Street and relocated in 1899 to its present site, the Telégrafo Hotel was rebuilt in 1911 and was considered then one of the most modern hotels in Havana. In 2001 it was r …
Admission: None$48 - $69ROOMS: 63Prado No. 408 esquina a Neptuno
$48 - $69ROOMS: 63Prado No. 408 esquina a Neptuno
Casa de Asia LH 2
Opened in 1997, this small museum—upstairs in a townhouse mansion built in 1688—displays collections that depict the lifestyle, dress, religious beliefs, rituals and traditions from different Asiatic …
Admission: FreeOpen: 9am-5pm Tues-SunMercaderes #111 e/ Obrapía y Obispo, Habana Vieja
Banco de La Habana LH 2
This 1915 two-story building was made of reinforced concrete. Its façade was composed of elements of the Ionic order and stood out because of its semicircular portico and its beautiful wooden door, wh …
EclecticAdmission: FreeCuba e/ Obispo y Obrapía, Habana Vieja
Parque de la Fraternidad LH 2
By 1790, this originally mangrove swampy area became Campo de Marte, a military practice range, which was expanded in 1793 thanks to a project by Belgian engineer Agustin Cramer. And after Bishop Espa …
Reina (Avenida Simón Bolívar) y Prado (Paseo de Martí)
Parque de los Mártires Universitarios LH 2
This cement park was built in 1967 to honor university students involved in Cuba’s independence struggles. The most notable element, located by the most important entrance, can be interpreted a fist, …
Infanta y San Lázaro
