Latest articles included in: The Cuba We Know
- Jeremy John
- May 08, 2020
- News
- News Source
- Cuba, Excursions, History

José Martí - Following the trail of Cuba’s National Hero in Havana
- Havana qqqq, Havana
If there is one Cuban that every visitor should get to know, it’s José Martí. He dedicated much of his life to liberating Cuba from Spain, dying a martyr for the cause in 1895. The uprising he had helped organise continued, and seven years later Cuba successfully achieved independence.
- Jeremy John
- May 13, 2020
- News
- News Source
- Cuba, Havana, Hotels, Luxury, Old Havana

Havana's new "5 star-plus" luxury hotels
- Havana qqqq, Havana
Havana has recently witnessed the inauguration of three brand new hotels that some commentators have been referring to as ‘5 Star-Plus’, due to their high international standards. These are: Accor Paseo del Prado, Iberostar Grand Packard and Gran Hotel Manzana Kempinski. They offer an ambience that aims at being a cut above the rest, especially through original interior designs and layouts.
- Jeremy John
- May 13, 2020
- News
- News Source
- Advice, Cuba, Ideas, Souvenirs

Three gourmet Cuban products to bring home, besides cigars and rum
- Havana qqqq, Cuba
Whilst Cuban cigars and rum are known globally for their high quality, Cuba also produces other specialities that are well worth taking back in your luggage. Sure, max out your cigar and rum limit, but if you have space then don’t forget about some of the other gems that the island has to offer, especially those that will be harder to find once you get back home. Here’s the lowdown on three exquisite Cuban products: coffee, honey and chocolate.
- Jeremy John
- Mar 04, 2020
- News
- News Source
- Food, Nature, Vinales

Viñales - Foodie heaven for both vegans and meat lovers!
- Havana qqqq, Cuba
When it comes to eating great food in Cuba, Viñales has to be a contender for being the country's most delicious location. What makes Viñales so special is that almost all the elements on the plate are sourced from within a mile or two from where are you seated.
- Jeremy John
- Mar 04, 2020
- News
- News Source
- Beach, Havana

Playas del Este, lovely beaches just 12 miles from Havana city centre
- Havana qqqq, Cuba
Known as "Playas del Este", or "Eastern Beaches", they are filled with fine white sand and crystal-clear waters. The coastline tends to be much less occupied than resort beaches, giving a more intimate ambience. They are very popular with locals from Havana, although most "Habaneros" only make the trip out to the beaches during the summer months.
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Why Cuba is the best holiday destination to escape to right now
Escaping to Caribbean warmth and sunkissed beaches in Cuba is not only possible but one of the safest tropical dreams that you can make come true now, right now, even amid COVID-19 restrictions. Included in the UK travel corridor and supported by a number of airlines and hotel chains guaranteeing the safety of travellers with a set of sanitary measures, here we illustrate the ways that a Cuba holiday right now is among the best decisions you could make.
Jeremy John
The Father of the Homeland - Ten fun facts about Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
During your stay in Cuba, you're bound to see the name 'Cespedes', be it on a street name, a park or a building. Find out more about this Cuban national hero.
Jeremy John
Was The Queen's Gambit inspired by Cuba's Maria Teresa Mora?
The new series about a chess prodigy has got people discussing which women chess players might have influenced the story. Could it have been a Cuban? Read on to find out.
Jeremy John
Cuba: A Sweet Potato Paradise! Seven Fun Facts
Sweet potatoes have become increasingly popular in the UK in recent years. Sales have been rising alongside trends in healthy eating and plant-based diets. In Cuba, sweet potatoes have been grown and eaten for millennia and can be found across the island, everywhere from restaurants to food markets.