Havana Nutz and Bolts
City Name: Havana
Where is it located?: Havana is located in Cuba, on the western fourth of the island.
Why do people go there?: Havana is the heart and soul of Cuba, from Communism to cigars to music. There is always something happening in Havana.
How do travelers get there?: Flying into Havana is most common, and the traditional entry point for those going to Cuba, although boat is also an option, and buses can be taken in from other areas of the island.
Currency: Cuban peso (CUP)
City Code: 7
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Population: 2.3 million
Languages: Spanish
Neighborhoods: La Habana Vieja, Centro Habana, Vedado and the Plaza de la Revolucion, Playa, Habana del Este, Playas del Este
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Accommodations: http://www.bootsnall.com/hostels/car/cuba/hav/, http://www.cheaphotellinks.com/car/cuba/havana/
Tourist Office: Cuba Cubatur 156 Calle 23 Vedaado, Havana +53-7-324521;;;//www.cubaweb.cu/ //www.cubatravel.cu/
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When to go: Whenever you wan, but shoulder seasons are the best.
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How to get around?: Buses are very difficult to navigate; taxis and your feet are the best ways to get you where you want to go.
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