Miramar is best known for its embassies, which line Quinta Avenue (or “Fifth Avenue” in English). With its distinctive tower, the Russian Embassy is one of the most striking. Along Quinta Avenue you’ll also find interesting landmarks like the mansion called Casa de la Tejas Verdes (House of the Green Tiles), and Reloj de Quinta Avenida, a large clock.
In addition to embassies, Quinta Avenida has a lot of the neighborhood’s most interesting buildings. Before Castro’s revolution in the 1950s, this neighborhood became an important residential area for Battista’s upper class. You can still see evidence of Miramar’s high-class past in the area's 20th-century mansions.
While you’re in Miramar you should visit the Museo del Ministerio del Interior, which provides an interesting look into the Cuban prospective on the CIA's attempt to get rid of Fidel Castro. Browse the many shops at the Miramar Trade Center, the largest shopping center in Cuba.
Casa Olivia is an independent property with five air-conditioned rooms. This casa puts you a short distance from Quinta Avenida (Fifth Avenue), which is one of the loveliest streets in Miramar.
View DetailsCasa José Mario has three air-conditioned rooms in Miramar. This casa has old-world style furniture and artwork.
View DetailsCasa Galy is a private apartment with an ocean view. It offers three air-conditioned guest rooms.
View DetailsArras Miramar is a spacious home, located in a central area. This casa is close by one of the most famous avenues in Havana, Quinta Avenida (Fifth Avenue).
View DetailsArras Miramar No. 1 is a one-bedroom apartment in the Playa neighborhood.
View DetailsThis independent apartment is on a quiet corner of a neighborhood in Miramar. While you stay here you’ll have access to some lovely restaurants, cafés, and nightclubs.
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