Cheap Havana Flights
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There are 22 flights operating between Istanbul and Havana. You may find frequent flights from Istanbul, Madrid and Ankara to Havana.

Are you looking for cheap fares for Havana flights? In the coming 3 months: Adana Havana 39,749 TL, Ankara Havana 39,714 TL and Athens Havana 16,329 TL

Better to book your flight to Havana 56 days before departure to get the best fares on average.

August and July months are the highest season for Cuba, Havana. The prices are higher compared to the other periods. You will find the cheapest flight prices in the following months: May and February.

Havana, one of the leading cities of Latin America and the largest city of both Cuba and the Caribbean, is a colorful and warm tourism city that preserves its originality and is the capital of Cuba.

Cuba, which was a popular tourist destination even before the revolution, started to rise again after 1990 and is an island that welcomes visitors from all continents. With its lively harbor, beaches, unique architecture, Caribbean and cosmopolitan culture, rum, salsa, mojitos and cigars, it is among the top places to be seen in the world.

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Havana was founded by the Spanish in 1515 near the city, which is now known as Batabanó, and when it was moved to its current location in 1519, it became an important commercial and military port. Having been looted by pirates for many years, Havana became the capital of Cuba, which became a Spanish colony in 1607. In 1762, it was traded by the United Kingdom to Florida. The city, which was once again captured by the Spanish, was captured by the Cuban revolutionaries on January 3, 1959. Havana, whose livelihoods are cigars, sugarcane and corn, also has underground resources.

Places to visit

Due to the presence of many artifacts from the colonial period in Havana, the city was included in the Unesco World Cultural Heritage list. Old Havana, called La Habana Vieja, is a vintage city with old cars, colorfully dressed women smoking cigars, smiling men and children playing baseball in the streets. Another feature of the region, which was surrounded by castles and walls to protect it from pirate attacks, as it was the first settlement of the city, is that Ernest Hemingway wrote many of his works here.

Plaza de la Catedral is the center of Minus Havana. Catedral de San Cristóbal de La Habana, the most magnificent building in the square, is a building built in the 18th century with asymmetrical features. Don't leave without a mojito by stopping by Ernest Hemingway's famous La Bodeguita del Medio on Empedrado Street in Cathedral Square. El Templete, Castillo de la Real Fuerza, Museo de la Cerámica Cubana, Palacio de los Capitanes Generales should definitely be on your must-see list in Plaza de Armas, which you come across as you walk from the square to the bay. Don't forget to also photograph the statue of revolutionary Carlos Manuel de Céspedes in the square.

Calle Obispo Street is a walking path from Plaza de Armas to Parque Central. It is a cute street lined with entertainment venues as well as baroque and neoclassical buildings. Hotel Ambos Mundos, on the other hand, opens Hemingway's room to visitors. Casa de la Obra Pía, a 17th-century structure, Casa de África where details of the culture and lifestyle of the slaves brought in the colonial period can be observed, Plaza Vieja with its colorful buildings, Casa del Conde Jaruco with its stained glass windows, Capitolio, one of the symbols of Havana, stand out with their replicas and embroidery. You can visit the Salon de los Pasos Peridos and La Estatua de la República.

Havana's most famous tobacco factory, Real Fabrica de Tabacos Partagás, is located on Ìndustria Street. As you can see all the stages of cigar production, you can also buy cigars. Gran Teatro de La Habana, where Cuban National Ballet and Opera performances are exhibited, stands out both with its building and its sculptures. On the Prado Street, Cuba's most famous street, there are Mudéjar, Hotel Sevilla and Havana's famous marriage chapel, Palacio de los Matrimonios. Parque Central with the José Martí Statue is located to the west of Plaza de la Catedral and is an ideal place to relax.

The Centro Habana and Vedado Regions, which expand to the west, form New Havana. The most eye-catching place of this region is undoubtedly El Malecón, where the city meets the ocean. Here you can witness the cosmopolitan structure and modern face of the city. Centro Habana, Calle San Rafael, Vedado, Coppelia Ice Cream Park, La Milagrosa, Cristóbal Colón, Plaza de la Revolución, José Martí Monument, Che Guevara skyline, and the magnificent beaches in Playas del Este Santa Maria del Mar and Guanabo regions are New Havana's most visible locations.

Museo Ernest Hemingway, Museo de Automóviles, Castillo de los Tres Reyes del Morro, Fortaleza de San Carlos de la Cabaña are the city's museums.

Food & Drink and Shopping

Local Cuban cuisine includes Spanish, African and Caribbean cuisines. Its dishes, which are mostly spices, garlic, legumes, rice and sugar cane, are accompanied by tropical fruits such as mango, pineapple, avocado, coconut, tamarind, cinnamon apple, mamey and plantain. The most important national dishes are moros y cristianos, rum with many flavors, mojito, the symbol of the city, daiquirí prepared with lime juice, sugar and rum, and cuba libre, classic Cuban coffee and café cubano, espresso, café con leche.