Santa Clara

Culture4.5/5

Che Guevara Mausoleum

Nestled in Santa Clara, the Che Guevara Mausoleum is a must-visit for history buffs and curious travelers alike! This striking monument houses Che’s remains along with a fascinating museum showcasing revolutionary artifacts. Wander through lush gardens, snap a selfie with the iconic bronze statue, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere. It’s a blend of tribute and adventure!

Landmark

Plaza de la Revolución Che Guevara

A bronze Che Guevara towers over this Santa Clara square, rifle in hand, beside a memorial complex with a museum and mausoleum. His remains were brought here from Bolivia.

Landmark4.7/5

vidal Park

Wide-open central plaza in Santa Clara. Children skate and ride bikes while vendors sell goods around the square.

Landmark4.6/5

Teatro La Caridad

Historic theater in central Santa Clara, for performing arts and cultural events.

Landmark4/5

Cementerio de Santa Clara

Shaded cemetery in Santa Clara with graves visitors come to look at.

Culture4.5/5

Cathedral of Santa Clara of Assisi

Ah, the Cathedral of Santa Clara of Assisi in sunny Santa Clara, Cuba! This charming piece of architectural magnificence is a must-visit for all travelers. With its enchanting C24J+HRV location in Marta Abreu, this cathedral is a true gem. From its intricate carvings to its vibrant stained glass windows, prepare to be transported to a world of divine beauty in just 60 words.

Landmark4.2/5

Taking of the Armored Train

Get ready for a wild ride on the Armored Train, C25Q+WQP, in Santa Clara, Cuba! This unique experience allows you to step back in time and witness the heroics of Che Guevara and his revolutionaries. As you explore the train, embrace the adrenaline of the famous battle that took place here. Hop onboard and immerse yourself in Cuban history like never before!

Landmark3.3/5

Zoologico

This Santa Clara zoo spreads through a leafy park, with animals in enclosures. Life-size stone animals fill a separate play area, where children gather.

Culture4.3/5

Villa Clara Provincial Museum

Santa Clara museum with Indigenous artifacts, weapons from different periods, and taxidermied animals.

Landmark5/5

Boulevard

Santa Clara boulevard with shops, dining and cultural events.

Eat3.9/5

La Casa del Gobernador

Welcome to La Casa del Gobernador - the vibrant heart of Santa Clara, Cuba! Located on Calle Independencia, this colorful abode offers a true taste of Cuban culture. With its charming colonial architecture and warm hospitality, you'll feel like a true explorer. Immerse yourself in the lively streets, visit nearby attractions like Che Guevara's monument, and indulge in delicious Cuban cuisine. Viva la fiesta!

Eat3.4/5

Bachata y Carbón

This Santa Clara restaurant has an open charcoal grill, with cooks at work in view. Its upstairs dining room is reached through a burger joint.

Eat3.3/5

Restaurante La Casona Guevara

Cuban restaurant in Santa Clara serving paella.

Eat3.9/5

Restaurante El Alba

Small local Cuban restaurant with fish, chicken fajitas and generous portions.

Eat4/5

El Mejunje

Santa Clara’s arts club puts live music and shows on its ground-floor dance floor. Upstairs, a quieter bar gives you room to talk.

Cafe4/5

House Obrador (Gallery-Café)

Art-filled gallery-café with books, chess and board games. Guitarists sometimes play folk music among the paintings, while people read or settle in over coffee.

Stay4.9/5

Hostal Hyggelig

This Santa Clara hostal has a shared sitting room with a record player. A rooftop terrace looks over the city.

Stay4.1/5

La Granjita Hotel

This rural hotel has small cottages, a swimming pool and a restaurant serving Cuban Creole food. Peacocks walk among the flowers, with horses nearby.

Stay3.7/5

Los Caneyes

This Santa Clara hotel has thatched cabins, a large pool and tropical landscaping. Its dining hall serves buffet meals, with breakfast tables outside.

Stay2.9/5

Hotel Santa Clara Libre de Emerzom

Santa Clara hotel facing the central park, with rooftop dining and a view over town.