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Whether you come for a few days or stay for a few weeks, Havana is one of those special places that will remain in your soul long after you're back home.
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From here, it is 19 miles to the east to Jaruco and 20 miles to the east to Santa Cruz del Norte.
Rediscover the joys of childhood at Maqueta de la Habana and the ExpoCuba. For even more fun, head onwards to Isla del Coco and the Cinematógrafo Lumière.
National Aquarium will teach your children about the urgency of marine preservation.
Take snapshots, admire the educational displays and find out about our amazing planet at the Havana Zoo. If your time is limited, stop by the information counter and collect a map so you can quickly find the park's key exhibits.
To learn more about the fine art of brewing, be sure to visit the La Factoria Brewery. The friendly brewmaster will teach you everything you need to know about the different brewing methods that they employ, and what it is that makes each beer so distinctive.
Boasting well cared for horticultural displays and an array of plant species, the National Botanical Garden and the JardÃn Botánico Nacional are must-sees for any visiting green thumbs.
When the sun is shining, grab some lunch and find a shady corner at one of the picturesque green spaces, such as Antonio Maceo Park or John Lennon Park. There's also plenty of space for a game or two on the grass at Almendares Park and Lenin Park.
If you find it difficult separating the words "vacation" and "beach" then this place is for you. There's plenty of coast here to satisfy the most amphibious travelers. El Salado Beach and Santa Maria del Mar Beach ought to be at the top of your list. Locals will also recommend you visit Boca Ciega Beach and Guanabo Beach.
Spending time out among nature is so important for our health. So if you get the opportunity to swing by Parque Zoológico Nacional or Parque Escaleras de Jaruco, run, don't walk!
The area's exhibition spaces are a gold mine of intriguing facts and stories. Enjoy the cool and quiet interior as you check out the different displays at the Partagas Factory and the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes. The Napoleonic Museum and the Ernest Hemingway Museum are also worth looking at.
The natural world holds more treasures than just one person could hope to see in a lifetime. Luckily, places such as the National Museum of Natural History and the Gabinete de Arqueologia make it easier for us by putting them all in a single location. The fascinating displays of the Museo Nacional de Historia Natural are also well worth having a look at.
A hub for art lovers, this area houses a range of gallery spaces in which artists and designers exhibit their wares. Stop by the Museum of Colonial Art and the GalerÃa Provincial Eduardo Abela to see the best of what this creative hotspot has to offer. Afterwards, if you still have some energy left, wind up the day at the GalerÃa de Arte Amelia Peláez and the Museo de Artes Decorativas.
Eager historians can explore chronicles of former times at the Museum of the City of Havana and the Casa Natal de Jose Marti. Do you like the sound of those? You'll be able to learn even more at the Museo Nacional de los Comites de Defensa de la Revolucion and the Museo de la Ciudad.
The Jose Marti Memorial and Necropolis de Colon are certainly worth paying a visit to, even if you aren't a history buff. When it comes to bygone times, there's always more to discover. El Capitolio and Los Tres Reyes Del Morro Castle are two more great places to stop by.
Military history buffs should enjoy touring Castillo de San Salvador de la Punta and La Cabana, two examples of the area's various historical forts and strongholds. Many visitors are also dazzled by the time-worn walls of El Morro and Fortaleza de San Carlos de la Cabaña.
Some of the region's most famed families have called Palacio del Segundo Cabo and Palacio De Los Capitanes Generales "home" throughout the years. Be sure to get out your camera as you take in their striking architecture and plush interiors. You may also like to stroll through the leafy gardens and hear some stories at Palacio Velasco and Palacio de Los Condes de Santovenia.
Why not visit the local castles? Castillo de San Carlos de la Cabana and Castillo de los Tres Santos Reyes Magnos del Morro will have you thinking you've been cast as the main character in a fairy tale.
Whether you consider yourself spiritual or not, you'll be sure enjoy an afternoon at Sanctuary of San Lazaro and Havana Cathedral. If you want to look at a couple more religious sites, have a walk about San Francisco Church and Santa Clara de Asis Convent.
Before you pack up your bags and head home, be sure to check out a few of the lesser-known attractions here. Marina Hemingway and the Centro de Arte Contemporneo Wifredo Lam might catch your eye. If you've got more time to spare, also think about visiting Calle Obispo or Av de los Presidentes.
