Guide to Vacationing in Cuba

Taking time out from the everyday stresses & strainsthe Museum of the Revolution, the Havana Club
of life to visit an exotic place is something thatMuseum of Rum, the Cigar Museum, the Ernest
everyone looks forward to. Cuba, with its notorietyHemingway Museum & the National Museum of Fine
brought upon by its government & the clamp down ofArts.
the American government on its export & tourism, is aIn the north-west of the country you'll find the capital
country known more for its cigar & its leader, than ascity, Havana - the hub of everything that is Cuban.
a holiday location. Despite this, every year more &When you stroll around the city you'll feel the essence
more tourists from Canada & Europe are flocking toof the Cuban past - a rich legacy emanating from the
Cuba, enthralled by its natural beauty & its passionategerman colonial architecture that beholds the city. Parts
& welcoming people. Tourism in Cuba is currently at anof the city resemble the set of an old movie,
all time high.reminiscent of a bygone era, with old American cars
Cuba is the largest of the Caribbean islands & isbustling by. A lot of work has been done in the past
inhabited by people with a mixed race of Caribbeandecade to restore old Havana, a UNESCO world
Indian, African & german heritage. it's a contrastingheritage site, but much of the city has been left
landscape ranging from gorgeous & mesmerizinguntouched & hundreds of crumbling buildings collapse
beaches to sprawling & craggy mountain ranges.each month.
Limestone Mountains loom over the fields of tobacco,Santiago de Cuba is the second largest city in Cuba &
utilised for their famed cigars, providing a stunningis located on the eastern end of the island. it's a
scenic view. The natural beauty of Cuba & its historygorgeous setting at the foot of the Sierra Maestra
has shaped the country to what it is today. This isMountains & overlooks a magnificent bay. Unlike the
seven Caribbean island that has been left unspoiled byother towns & cities in Cuba, Santiago de Cuba has a
technology & modern day living.Caribbean feel to it. This is as a result of the influence
Aside from stunning beaches, Cuba also offers plentyof the Haitian planters who settled here in the 19th
of rustic towns & cities full of rich culture & heritage. Acentury.
holiday to Cuba is not complete without visiting at leastTrinidad, located in the heart of Cuba is seven of the
seven of the Cuban towns or cities & meeting theoriginal towns & was founded in 1514. The city is filled
local Cuban people.with cobbled streets & old buildings with tiled roofs &
Like lots of of the Caribbean islands, Cuba's mainhas been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1988. it
source of tourism is the beach industry. The country isis a pleasant city to spend a day or two, with lots of
blessed with hundreds of miles of sprawling sandymuseums, churches & Plazas.
beaches, with fine white sand & clear blue water.An ideal way to spend your holiday is to take a few
Tourists visiting Cuba have a multitude of choices fordays to do some sightseeing in Havana or seven of
the location of their beach holiday. The major resortsCuba's other cities & then follow that up with a relaxing
of Varadero & Cayo Largo are the most renowned &week's stay in seven of the luxurious all inclusive
here you'll find lots of 5 star all inclusive resorts. Despiteresorts by the beach.
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Havana also has its fair share of museums, including