Tourism in Cuba

Cuba

The Republic of Cuba consists of the island of Cuba, the island of Lagoventod, and several archipelago, all located in the Caribbean at the entrance to the Gulf of Mexico. Havana is the capital of the country and the largest city in terms of area. The total area of ​​the country is 109,886 square kilometers. More than 12 million people live there. 2011 AD, including the original inhabitants and others settled during the Spanish colonization and also have slaves arrived from Africa.

Tourism in Cuba

The country's unique location makes it the focus of tourists from all over the world. Every year, more than three million people visit it, making the country's economic income more expensive.

The country also offers a distinguished health tourism, which is highly advanced. The number of sick people who arrived in Cuba in 2005 was more than 196,000, all of whom received treatment for eye diseases, neurological disorders and orthopedic surgery.

The Cuban government has established numerous resorts, restaurants and hotels to attract more tourists, making it the third largest tourist destination in the Caribbean.

The most important tourist places in Cuba

Varadero Resorts: A series of resorts on the Caribbean Sea for tourists to enjoy pure water and blue, and can sit on the soft sand.

House of Vinca Vega:

 Is a home of American writer Ernest Hemingway, a beautiful house that has become a tourist attraction, especially after its recent restoration.

Capital Havana:

 It is a large city with many distinctive buildings belonging to the successive architectural designs of the city. The building is distinguished by its architectural style, in addition to its beautiful trees and flowers.

Plaza de Armas:

 It is a square in the city of Havana with its foot and its palm trees, and there is a market in the square showing the various used goods that the tourist buys as a kind of souvenir.

Trinidad Town:

 It is a wonderful and distinctive town that allows tourists to stay in one of their homes and enjoy with their inhabitants and nature.

Malecon Walk: A long walkway on Havana's beach, with its open air and the availability of some vendors selling tasty food, tourists are looking for the corridor to rest and relax.

Grand Havana Theater:

 Is a theater opened in 1838 AD in the city of Havana, and has many musical theaters and ballet theaters as well as conference and meeting rooms.