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  There are some city names that just mean so much. You only have to think of Havana, and you’ll find your brain exploring the depths of revolutionary culture, communist imagery, cigars and rum. You’ll picture beaches and salsa, slogans and parties, and a country that – let’s face it – every one of us wants to visit. Even the residents are deeply enamored with their city, and you probably won’t even have to come here to know why.
  
  Come here you should, though. You’ll find a city that, for all its reputation, is far from conventionally beautiful: the older buildings are largely in a state of ill repair, and the more modern, communist influenced edifices are more impressive for their meaning than they are to look at. In fact, the city on the whole is shambolic and traffic clogged, but that only adds to the charm of the place, where the latino party spirit lives on amongst the toxic scent of the sort-after local cigars blending with the smoggy output of the imported Russian machinery.
  
  Explore the sizable tower of the Revolutionary Plaza, or the twin peaks of the San Cristobel Cathedral; discover the aging, picturesque buildings around Old Square (amusingly renamed from ‘New Square’), and stroll along the fashionable seaside hang out that is Malecon in the evening, where you can chat to the locals and indulge in the city’s best Mojitos.
  
  Of course, it wouldn’t be Cuba without beaches, and you’ll enjoy them all the more for the total lack of tourist-centered tat surrounding them. In Cuba, there’s no such thing as a resort. Instead you can hire an elaborate old Cadillac and do the whole thing yourself. Some see Havana as flawed (and unsurprisingly link this back to the political system), but it’s difficult not to notice the romance in it all. Poor, awkward and uncomfortable as Cuba’s capital may be at times, it is a place of symbolism and survival that stirs the visitor’s soul.
  
  So whether you’re a Che Guevara sympathizer, a revolutionary scholar, a lover of latino dance or simply enjoy a good hit of rum on a nice sandy beach, Havana is extremely difficult to match. Welcome to a city that represents an entirely different world. Prepare to be inspired!

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Here are some reviews of Playas Del Este , Cuba - don't forget to let us know how you got on by using the drop box at the bottom of the page, or joining our community and making a review.

• George Wang
  Beautiful beaches. White sand. Clean. Can rent beach chairs. Nature at its finest.
• TANIA RD
  Take a bus from Parque Central cost only 5CUC and the mix between Cuban people and tourist make your day more exciting and then you have to go to Las Terrazas at Ranchón Don Pepe and eat lobster or any fresh fish from the AWESOME menu.. The set of artists that entertains with wonderful local Cuban music is amazing and super nice ...congratulations to all members for make my day more fun and wonderful!!! Hay que ir en Las Terrazas al Ranchón Don Pepe y comer langosta o cualquier pescado fresco de la carta IMPRESIONANTE El conjunto que ameniza con música local maravilloso y súper agradable todos sus integrantes .
• Mary DC
  Beautiful beaches, clean sand, clean water Pristine beaches, free of access. Opportunities to rent beach chairs and umbrellas every half kilometers but no purchase necessary for access. Limited food/tourist facilities. Easily accessible by HabanaBusTour for 5 CUC all day hop-on, hop-off ticket.
• Jorge Vega
  One of the most beutiful cuban beach
• Rolando Labusta
  It is starting to look like Mexico or DomRep with bunch of people selling whatever they can sell at the beach. Apart from that, great!

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