Museum of the Revolution

The Museum of the Revolution of Havana

The Museum of the Revolution retraces the history of the Cuban revolution, in a former presidential palace of Havana. The Havana audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this major place of memory of the contemporary history of Cuba.

The memory of the Cuban revolution

The Museum of the Revolution, created at the end of the 1950s, occupies the former presidential palace of Havana, a sumptuous building of the early twentieth century. It retraces the history of the Cuban revolution and the events that marked the country in the twentieth century, through documents, objects and reconstructions. A central place of memory, it testifies to a major chapter of the history of Cuba.

What to see

Here you discover the former presidential palace and its collections retracing the Cuban revolution, through documents, objects and reconstructions. The Museum of the Revolution sheds light on a major chapter of the history of Cuba. It is a stop for lovers of contemporary history, in the heart of Havana.

Practical information

The Museum of the Revolution lies in the heart of Havana, in the former presidential palace, reachable on foot. The visit has a fee and follows its own hours, which vary by day and season. It is best to check the arrangements before coming.

What does the Museum of the Revolution present?

The history of the Cuban revolution and the events of the twentieth century, in the former presidential palace of Havana.

Where is the Museum of the Revolution?

In the heart of Havana, in the former presidential palace.