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Havana

Havana Local Culture & Classic Cars Experience

Discover Havana’s culture, traditions and everyday life in one short, full experience: Cuban coffee at a family-run bakery, a working cigar workshop, the guayabera and traditional hats, local art and murals, classic American cars and a Caribbean rum tasting. A short journey into the culture, traditions and character of Havana.

  • Up to 3 hours
  • Up to 21 travellers

Where the day goes

  1. 1Family-run bakery and Cuban coffee
  2. 2Traditional cigar workshop
  3. 3Guayabera and traditional hats
  4. 4Local art and murals
  5. 5Classic American cars
  6. 6Caribbean rum tasting
  • How longUp to 3 hours
  • Group sizeUp to 21
  • LanguagesEnglish, Spanish, French, German
  • CancellationNot cancellable once booked

About this day

Discover Havana’s culture, traditions and everyday life in a short but full experience.

This tour brings together Cuban coffee, a family-run bakery, a handmade cigar workshop, traditional guayabera culture, local art and murals, classic American cars and Caribbean rum in one experience.

The experience begins at a designated meeting point in Havana, where guests meet their local guide. The first stop introduces you to a small family-run bakery and one of Cuba’s most familiar daily traditions: a pastry and a traditional cafecito.

From there, the experience continues through several carefully selected local stops that reveal the craftsmanship, style and cultural identity of Havana.

  • Traditional Cuban cafecito
  • Pastry from a family-run bakery
  • Working cigar workshop
  • Hand-rolled cigar demonstration
  • Guayabera shirt and traditional hat culture
  • Local artwork and Havana murals
  • Classic American cars
  • Photography opportunities
  • Caribbean rum tasting
  • Professional local guide
  • Headsets for clear communication during the tour

How the day goes

  1. 1Family-run bakery and Cuban coffeeHavanaThe experience begins at a designated meeting point in Havana, where guests meet their local guide. The first stop is a small family-run bakery: enjoy a pastry and a traditional Cuban coffee while learning more about everyday life in Havana. It is a relaxed introduction to the city, and it supports a local family-run business.A pastry and a Cuban coffee at a café table on the Plaza de la Catedral, a pink classic car beyond
  2. 2Traditional cigar workshopHavanaVisit a working cigar workshop and discover one of Cuba’s most famous traditions. Guests have the opportunity to observe the hand-rolling process and learn about the skills involved in preparing and rolling Cuban cigars. The visit focuses on traditional craftsmanship and the people who continue this important Cuban tradition.A cigar roller at work in a Havana cigar workshop
  3. 3Guayabera and traditional hatsHavanaContinue to a local shop specialising in guayabera shirts and traditional Cuban hats. Learn about the history of the guayabera, its distinctive design and its cultural importance in Cuba and the Caribbean. Guests may browse the shop, while purchases remain completely optional.A shopkeeper in a guayabera handing a Panama hat to a traveller
  4. 4Local art and muralsHavanaExplore selected local artwork and street murals that reflect Havana’s creative identity. There is time for photography and for discovering another side of the city through its colours, neighbourhoods and contemporary artistic expression.A traveller photographing a large street mural in Havana, a red classic car parked nearby
  5. 5Classic American carsHavanaHavana’s famous classic American cars are an essential part of the city’s visual identity. Guests have time to see and photograph these iconic vehicles while learning more about their continued role in Cuban daily life. Please note: classic car transportation is not included unless specifically added to the reservation.Pink, turquoise and green classic convertibles in front of the Capitolio at sunset
  6. 6Caribbean rum tastingHavanaThe experience concludes with a Caribbean rum tasting. This final stop offers a relaxed way to end the tour and enjoy another characteristic part of Cuban culture.A rum toast on a terrace at sunset, a guitarist playing, the Capitolio and the sea beyond

The order can change with the weather or the size of the group on the day. Pick-up times are confirmed with you the evening before.