El Capitolio: Ten fun facts about Havana's most photographed building

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Classic images of Havana usually involve vintage North American cars driving along old backstreets, perhaps with a musical instrument or someone smoking a cigar in the background. If the photographer or the artist decides to choose an iconic building to feature in the backdrop, they usually go for El Capitolio. Its enormous dome is iconic, marking the Havana skyline like St Paul’s Cathedral marks London or St Peter’s Basilica marks Rome.

Ten fun facts about Cristo de La Habana

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When it comes to colossal outdoor statues of Jesus Christ, Rio de Janeiro’s Christ the Redeemer is often the first one that springs to mind. But Havana’s own version, "Cristo de La Habana" (literally: "Christ of Havana"), is not to be missed. In fact, when you are visiting Havana it is nearly impossible to miss it, as it stands majestically on the hilltop looking down upon the city from across the bay.

Fun facts about Ten superb bars in Havana to sip cocktails and socialise not visited by Hemingway

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When it comes to going out, Havana has it all. A unique place to dance and drink the night away, Havana’s bars give so many reasons to celebrate being alive. Whether you feel like relaxing or getting energised, there really is something for everyone.