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8 Must-See Attractions Near Casa Salatti, Vedado
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1. Hotel Nacional de Cuba (5-minute walk)
A true Havana icon, the Hotel Nacional de Cuba has been welcoming celebrities, diplomats, and film stars since the 1930s. Its hilltop position offers sweeping views over the Malecón and the sea. Stroll through its gardens, explore the small museum of underground tunnels built during the missile crisis, and enjoy a sunset cocktail on the terrace with live music.
Why visit: History, ocean views, and old-world glamour — all within walking distance of Casa Salatti.
2. The Malecón (10-minute walk)
No trip to Havana is complete without a walk along the Malecón, the city’s famous seaside promenade stretching for nearly eight kilometres. During the day, you’ll see fishermen and classic cars; at night, locals gather to sing, play guitars, and watch the sunset over the Caribbean.
Why visit: It’s the city’s living room — an open-air theatre of Cuban life just steps from your stay.
3. Fábrica de Arte Cubano (15-minute walk)
Where art meets nightlife, Fábrica de Arte Cubano (FAC) is one of Havana’s most dynamic venues. Once an oil factory, it now houses contemporary art galleries, photography exhibits, film screenings, and live music. Arrive early for dinner at nearby El Cocinero, then explore the creative energy that defines modern Cuba.
Why visit: Havana’s cultural pulse — a perfect evening spot for art lovers and night owls alike.
4. Coppelia Ice Cream Park (10-minute walk)
Known locally as “La Catedral del Helado” (The Ice Cream Cathedral), Coppelia has been serving sweet scoops since 1966. Its futuristic tree-shaded structure and cheerful queues make it both a nostalgic treat and a piece of Havana’s social fabric.
Why visit: A delicious local experience — try mango or guava ice cream and join the locals under the palms.
5. Museo de Artes Decorativas (7-minute drive)
This elegant 1920s mansion, known as Havana’s “mini Louvre,” displays European and Asian art, furniture, and porcelain. Wander through marble staircases and chandeliered rooms that recall Cuba’s aristocratic past.
Why visit: A refined, peaceful glimpse into Havana’s artistic heritage.
6. Plaza de la Revolución (8-minute drive)
One of the largest public squares in the world, Plaza de la Revolución is the heart of Cuba’s political life. Visit the towering José Martí Memorial for panoramic views and admire the enormous steel murals of Che Guevara and Camilo Cienfuegos on the surrounding buildings.
Why visit: An essential stop for anyone interested in Cuba’s modern history and identity.
7. La Zorra y el Cuervo Jazz Club (12-minute walk)
Descend through a red telephone booth to find Havana’s legendary basement jazz bar. La Zorra y el Cuervo hosts top Cuban musicians performing live every night. The intimate setting, smoky atmosphere, and world-class talent make it a must for music lovers.
Why visit: Authentic Cuban jazz in one of the city’s most iconic music venues.
8. Old Havana (Habana Vieja) (10–15-minute drive)
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Old Havana is a living time capsule of colonial architecture, baroque churches, and lively squares. Explore Plaza Vieja, Plaza de la Catedral, and Obispo Street, where street performers and cafés capture the spirit of the city.
Why visit: The historic heart of Havana — vibrant, colourful, and unforgettable.
Stay Close to It All at Casa Salatti
Casa Salatti’s enviable Vedado location places you at the crossroads of Havana’s history and its modern cultural scene. Whether you’re admiring art-deco mansions, dancing to live music, or enjoying a quiet evening stroll along the Malecón, everything that defines Havana’s magic lies within easy reach.
This is Havana at its most authentic — a city that invites you to explore by day, dance by night, and return to comfort and elegance at Casa Salatti.