CAFE REVOLUCION
Read moreA very nice cafe with a vintage look that gathers more than 150 photos and about 300 various objects (medals, books...) about the Cuban Revolution. It is a small museum in its own right, designed by its artist owner, Mariano Gil de Vena, a Spaniard who fell in love with Cuba some 25 years ago. He is an impressionist-expressionist painter who will be happy to show you some of his works if you wish. All in all, Cafe Revolucion is a great place to go! Special mention for the piña colada
BODEGUITA DEL MEDIO
Read moreLa Bodeguita del Medio is, like the Floridita, one of the most touristy bars in the capital because the writer Hemingway used to drink mojitos there. The faded blue walls, covered with graffiti and black and white photos of the stars who passed by, give it a unique look. And it is true that the Bodeguita del Medio is really a must in the Cuban capital. Narrow bar and nevertheless always very animated with mojitos at 250 Cuban pesos. An unmissable that knew how to stay true!
BAR CALLE 62
Read moreThe bar Calle 62 is a sure value of the night life of Varadero. Very well located, in the heart of the leisure area of the island, it serves very well made cocktails in a very festive atmosphere. Every evening, we put back the plate! When music groups come to take care of the atmosphere, the small adjacent street fills up at sight and everyone dances. A popular address where Cubans and tourists mix in a beautiful atmosphere. Fiesta guaranteed! Some very simple dishes and snacks for the small hollows.
LA CANCHÁNCHARA
Read moreOne of the oldest houses in Trinidad, where architectural elements from the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries are mixed. You can dance while sipping the canchánchara (3 €), a local drink made of lemon juice, honey and aguardiente (strong rum). The Mambis, the independence fighters of the 19th century, drew their courage from this beverage during the war against the Spanish troops. Delicious but treacherous. So an advice, avoid the abuse... Local orchestras (you will probably be attracted by the music from the street).
CAFÉ CANTANTE NIAGARA (TEATRO HEREDIA)
Read moreMusical journal of bolero and traditional music.
SALA DE CONCIERTOS DOLORES
Read moreEvery day, musicians play around or inside the church converted into a concert hall and rehearsals. Symphonic and lyrical concerts, Friday and Saturday from.