Nice place to visit, a lot of people, very animated location, music, fun and restaurants in the area. The walking tour will naturally lead yo to this spot, so do not miss it! Full review by ToujoursLaRoute
Feb 29, 2024
Thankfully, our Airbnb apartment was only two blocks away from this charming square. We were able to enjoy it lively atmosphere, street dancing, live music, shops, and delicious restaurants. It is… Full review by luke47
Jan 25, 2024
This large square is really pleasant Day and night Good place for architecture lovers There is some Museums Some good bar and restaurant One big church Feel so good Full review by ksarman
Is the cruise port walkable to the old town of Havana
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Yes, the port is right alongside the St Francisco de Asis Square, and the Plaza Vieja is an easy stroll away through pedestrianised streets. Very easy. However if you want to …
Yes, the port is right alongside the St Francisco de Asis Square, and the Plaza Vieja is an easy stroll away through pedestrianised streets. Very easy. However if you want to see the Revolution Square that is in the new town which is some distance away. There is a double decker red bus which will take you around the whole city for about 2 hours so that you can get an idea if what you would like to see, and then if it is at a distance you can take a taxi. Taxis cost a bit more in the port area, but can be much cheaper if hailed away from the port and the main highlights.
We are going on a cruise. Can we get a tour guide to show us around the island instead of buying a pricey excursion? How much would it cost per person?
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Most of the people we spoke to just got one of the old cars to drive around and show them the sights. It sounded as though they got much better value for money than us . We …
Most of the people we spoke to just got one of the old cars to drive around and show them the sights. It sounded as though they got much better value for money than us . We booked a guided tour . Just make sure your taxi driver can speak English and is willing to explain what you're looking at. Haggle over the price.
We are taking an Azamara cruise in November to Cuba. All of the tours from the ship state you must be able to climb 43 stairs in Havana to get to the bus for the tour. Is this correct. We are looking into private tours in Havana.
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Sorry we did not arrive on a cruise boat so don't know about the access off the boat. The stairs must be about getting off the boat and on to a bus because you don't need to worry about …
Sorry we did not arrive on a cruise boat so don't know about the access off the boat. The stairs must be about getting off the boat and on to a bus because you don't need to worry about stairs for any general walk around Havanna. So my only advice would be check with the cruise company about access off the boat as otherwise you might book a private tour and still have to walk up steps to get off the boat!
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