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Start your first morning in Cuba at Havana's oldest square, where kids can browse the secondhand book market stalls for old Cuban comics and baseball cards while parents take in the colonial architect
El Dandy
This beautifully restored colonial restaurant on Calle Brasil is one of the most family-friendly lunch spots in Old Havana, with an airy interior courtyard and a menu that includes black bean soup, ro
Museo del Ron Havana Club
Despite the name, this interactive rum museum on Avenida del Puerto is genuinely engaging for families because of its detailed scale model of a 1930s sugar mill and the full-size distillery replica yo
El Floridita
Ernest Hemingway made this bar-restaurant famous and the bronze statue of him at the counter is an easy photo stop for families passing through after the museum. Order daiquiris for adults and the hou
The Malecon Seawall Walk
The five-kilometer esplanade running along Havana's northern shore is the city's great public living room and an easy late-afternoon walk with kids, where you will find fishermen, teenagers on bicycle
Museo de la Revolucion
Housed in the former Presidential Palace, this sprawling museum tells Cuba's history through photographs, weapons, uniforms, and personal artifacts, and the outdoor Granma Memorial pavilion where the
Coppelia Ice Cream Park
This legendary state-run ice cream parlor in the heart of Vedado has been serving enormous scoops of Cuban ice cream since 1966 and joining the local queue is half the experience, as families from acr
Necropolis Cristobal Colon
This massive Victorian cemetery sounds like an unusual family stop but it is one of the most extraordinary outdoor spaces in all of Latin America, with elaborate marble mausoleums, sculptures, and the
Callejon de Hamel
This narrow alley in the Cayo Hueso corner of Centro Habana is painted floor to ceiling in Afro-Cuban murals and filled with sculptures made from recycled bathtubs, car parts, and found objects, and o
Classic American Car Tour with Nostalgia Car Club
Booking a convertible 1950s American car through one of the established Nostalgia Car Club drivers for a one-to-two-hour city loop is an absolute highlight for kids of all ages and one of the most ico
Castillo de los Tres Reyes del Morro
The 16th-century fortress guarding the entrance to Havana Harbor is reached by a short ferry crossing from Habana Vieja and gives kids an authentic Spanish colonial fortification to explore, complete
La Guarida
Havana's most celebrated paladar (private restaurant) occupies a crumbling mansion staircase in Centro Habana and was the filming location for the Oscar-nominated film Strawberry and Chocolate, and it
Parque Lenin
This sprawling green park on Havana's southern edge is where Cuban families go on weekends for picnics, horseback riding, rowing, and simply being outside, and it offers a genuine break from the inten
Acuario Nacional de Cuba
Located in Miramar rather than the park but a natural pairing for a southern and western Havana day, Cuba's national aquarium has dolphin shows, shark tanks, sea turtle exhibits, and a touch pool with
Paladar Los Naranjos
This well-regarded private restaurant near Parque Lenin serves traditional Cuban food in a relaxed outdoor setting, making it a good end-of-day option when families are coming back from the park and w
Taller Experimental de Grafica
This working printmaking studio on Callejon del Chorro in Old Havana lets visitors watch Cuban artists pulling prints from antique lithographic presses and the prints are available to purchase directl
Casa de la Musica Miramar
The Miramar branch of Havana's famous live music venue holds weekend matinee performances that are family-appropriate, starting in the late afternoon with salsa and timba bands that represent some of
Feria del Malecon Artisan Market
The long-running craft and art market stretching along the Malecon offers the best selection of Cuban souvenirs in the city, from hand-painted vintage car prints and Che Guevara posters to handmade je
La Bodeguita del Medio
Hemingway's other famous Havana haunt on Calle Empedrado is a fitting final lunch for a family leaving the city, with walls covered in decades of graffiti signatures, a menu of Cuban classics like pic
Cafe El Escorial
This beautifully preserved colonial cafe on Plaza Vieja roasts its own coffee on-site and the smell alone makes it worth a final morning visit, with strong Cuban espresso for adults and house-made hot
Museo del Chocolate
A short walk from Plaza Vieja, this small museum and working chocolate shop on Calle Amargura lets kids watch chocolate being made by hand and purchase bars, truffles, and hot chocolate to take home a
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