Tourism in Cuba

The Republic of Cuba is an attractive tourist area, with its cultural history, architecture, climate and beaches making it the focus of tourists. Every year it attracts three million tourists, making tourism one of the main sources of income in Cuba. Cuba has many regions And the tourist destinations to which tourists go, including:

Plaza de Armas: It is an old square in the city of Havana, with palm trees and a market that displays used goods that the tourist can buy and keep as a souvenir for his visit to Cuba.
Melia Varadero: It is a flower resort with six petals, it has hanging gardens, a gallery of arts and crafts, a golf club, and a telex service for its customers.
Malecon Walk: It is a long road on Havana Beach, with its outdoor setting, and vendors on the walkway selling gourmet food.
The Grand Theater of Havana: The theater is located in Paseo del Prado. It premiered in November 1837 but officially opened in 1838. This theater is the permanent headquarters of the National Ballet of the Republic of Cuba. The theater contains concert halls, , Video, also contains visual exhibits, the center of the Corral to test the sounds, and in addition contains halls for clusters of danzaries.
The Playa Costa Verde Hotel: Located in the province of Holguin, it consists of thirty-one buildings, four restaurants, two swimming pools, seven bars, a spa, a jacuzzi club and special places for weddings and honeymoon.

Havana is the largest city in the Republic of Cuba. It has a number of distinctive buildings that belong to the city's architecture. The most important characteristic of this city is its architectural style. The city is surrounded by trees and flowers.
Finca Vega: is the home of American writer Ernest Hemingway, recently restored and became a tourist destination