Havana

Capital of Cuba

Havana, Cuba’s colorful capital, is known for the Spanish colonial architecture of its 16th-century Old Havana core including Castillo de la Real fort, now a maritime museum, and the pre-revolutionary Capitolio. 1950s American-made cars line the city’s streets and rumba groups play in the painted alley Callejón de Hamel. Salsa emanates from clubs and cabaret is still performed at the famed Tropicana.

Area	728.3 km²
Getting there	25 h 4 min flight²
Weather	31°C
Population	2.105 million