“Colonial Havana” City Tour + Havana Club Rhum Museum + Tobacco Factory
General Information
- Category: Half day tours
- Modality: Landing tours
- Duration: 5 hrs
- Departure time: 09.00 hrs
- Tour guide: Yes
- Children are allowed: No
- Languages spoken: Spanish, English, French, Italian, German, Portuguese and Russian
Program Details
“Colonial Havana” City Tour + Havana Club Rhum Museum + Tobacco Factory
We offer a diverse selection for you to taste the highlights of the largest city in the Caribbean, where history and culture stand side by side with monuments. Our Group proposes panoramic tours of the most significant sites in Cuban history, culture and contemporary life. So this is a treat for those seeking some vacation adventures on their Cuba holiday tour.
Pick up at the hotel
Visit Havana Club Rhum Museum to learn about the origin and development of rum production on the island and to taste a Cuban cocktail.
Visit a Tobacco Factory, specialized guided tour.
Visit the Colonial Havana declared World Heritage by UNESCO in 1982, walking tour in the historic center including main squares, fortresses, and buildings built during the XVI and XIX centuries with stops to buy crafts;
Visit La Bodeguita del Medio; main streets and avenues in Old Havana. Stop at the Capitol;
Continue the tour with a panoramic view of Havana’s University and the visit to the Revolution Square, time for pictures over here;
Return to the hotel.
TIPS: • Recommended: light clothing, sunglasses, hats or caps, tennis, sandals or comfortable shoes, sunscreen, camera and water bottle.
• The pick-ups can have a delay of up to 10 minutes, depending on the number of hotels and the punctuality of the customers.
• The order of execution of an excursion can be varied depending on factors external, atmospheric or adjustments according to the amount of pax of the day.
• The tobacco factories are closed on Saturdays, Sundays and on days 1, 2 and 3 of each month.
• Tobacco factories are closed for holiday periods between December 25 to January 15 and July 23 to August 19 of each year.