Cuba

Spanish newspaper El Pais has published a fascinating article about how one iconic hotel in Havana can tell us much of Cuba's 20th-century history. Read on and find out more about the stories this national monument tells!

Havana

Hotels in Cuba don't get much grander than this. Built in 1930 when Cuba was firmly on the map as the place to go, it has plenty of stories to tell. Find out more here.

Havana

Havana is home to one of the World's most enchanting cemeteries. Walking around it is like being in an open-air museum, an unforgettable experience. Find out more here.

Havana

Hotel Habana Libre is a Cuban hotel steeped in history. Both a visual landmark on the Havana skyline and one of the city's top hotels, discover more here...

Havana

Havana is home to one of the world’s largest and most captivating cemeteries, a must-see for the curious-minded. It’s not just enormous in size but also grandiose and eccentric in style, and filled with innumerable characters from Cuba’s absorbing history. As cemeteries go it is far from being an austere place, instead, it is more like walking through an outdoor museum. In Spanish, it is known as "Necrópolis Cristóbal Colón" (and sometimes "Cementerio de Cristóbal Colón"), named after Christopher Columbus. The cemetery was completed in 1876 and to date has over 56 thousand tombs and over 500 mausoleums. In total, well over a million people have been interred here.