How Do You Find Hotels In Havana, Cuba?
Havana is the capital of Cuba and is one of its provinces. Located on the Northwest coast of Cuba, Havana faces the Straits of Florida, and is the largest city in Cuba and the Caribbean. Known for its Spanish colonial architecture, exotic music and scorching temperatures, Havana is a city like no other. Expect crowds most times of year. Since reopening to tourism in the 1990s, it has returned to its status as a desirable vacation spot. Visit the Old Havana (Old Town), which is made up of the port, the official center and the Plaza de Armas. The narrow streets of this area are dotted with numerous buildings of cultural and historical significance. Take the bus to get around Cuba if you don’t mind crowds. They are well-used and run on fixed routes. Travel longer routes by camello, a bus made from a trailer. Save money by taking a colectivo (taxi). They run on both long and fixed routes, but will only depart when they are full of passengers. To book accommodations, contact Cuba Tourist Bo
