Your English speaking guide will meet you at your Hotel or Casa for a day of exploring Havana though the eyes of a local.

707.266.8235

$175 Per Person

Here is your Day in Havana in Dayrons words:

Walking through the old town is one of the best ways to introduce Havana to our guests and to really appreciate all of the beautiful and unique places we have in this city. It’s a fantastic opportunity for admiring all of the architecture, music, people, atmospheres, etc. Any place could be perfect for getting the best picture of your life.

Our old town is considered one of the best preserved around the world. By foot is definitely the best way to discover all of the little details, the magnificent buildings and the hidden treasures it has. We will begin our walking tour through the Historical Center at Old Havana by checking its 4 most important squares: "Plaza de la Catedral", "Plaza de Armas", "Plaza de San Francisco de Asis" and "Plaza Vieja". We will have a stop for the amazing view and maybe a refreshing mojito at Hemingways favorite watering hole.

We'll walk up "Obispo" Street, which is the most popular pedestrian street on this area, with lots of shops, restaurants, bars, etc. "Obispo" connects with the four main squares in the old town. Right after finishing walking through Obispo we'll find the "Parque Central", which is the biggest park around this area, surrounded by many famous buildings like the "Gran Teatro de La Habana" and the Capitol. Across from this hotel is El Floridita where we can have a very nice Daiquiri.

Very close to this area we will find the former headquarter of "Bacardi", an impressive 1930 art Deco construction. Near the "Bacardi" building, we'll also see the Museum of Revolution, which was the former Presidential Palace before the Revolution's triumph in 1959, and also the Cuban National Art Museum. Around 1 pm we'll have lunch at a typical Cuban food Paladar.In the afternoon, we will have a 2 hours ride in a beautiful vintage car to explore other areas of Havana like both Vedado and Miramar neighborhoods, the Revolution Square, the National Hotel, etc.