Hemingway Tour

• Finca Vigía

The former residence of Ernest Hemingway, now a museum that houses many of his personal items and books, offering an intimate glimpse into his personal and professional life.

• Cojímar Village

This picturesque fishing village was the inspiration for the famous novel “The Old Man and the Sea,” which won the Nobel Prize in Literature.

• Hemingway Monument

A bronze bust erected by the fishermen of Cojímar in honor of Hemingway.

• Cojímar Tower

An old 17th-century fortress that was part of Havana’s defensive system.

• Ambos Mundos Hotel

The hotel where Hemingway stayed in the 1930s and wrote part of “For Whom the Bell Tolls.” His room has been preserved as a small museum.

• Floridita Bar

Known as the “cradle of the daiquiri,” this bar is famous for being one of Hemingway’s favorite spots in Havana and still keeps his chair in the corner.

• Christopher Columbus Cemetery

One of the largest cemeteries in Latin America, featuring impressive mausoleums and the final resting place of many prominent figures.

• Revolution Square

An iconic site in Havana, famous for its monument to José Martí and the murals of Che Guevara and Camilo Cienfuegos, a key location in modern Cuban history.

• Hotel Nacional

This emblematic 1930s hotel has hosted numerous celebrities, including Hemingway, and offers spectacular views of the Malecón and Havana Bay.

• Malecón of Havana

The famous seaside promenade in Havana is an ideal place to enjoy the sea breeze and ocean views, and is a popular meeting spot for locals and tourists.

• National Capitol

This majestic building, inspired by the U.S. Capitol, is a symbol of Havana from the 1920s.