On a holiday in Cuba’s capital city, there’s something for everyone. Hotels in Havana are great for visiting Old Havana, a circular area which will take you back to the Spanish colonial era. Fusterlandia is a series of public art pieces celebrating naïve art, created by José Fuster. A 25-minute drive back into town and you’ll be at Fábrica de Arte Cubano, a cultural venue famous for theatre, jazz and DJs.Base your family holiday in Cuba from hotels in Guantánamo Province. Here there’s Zoológico de Piedra, aka Stone Zoo, where you can see lions, elephants and buffalo, albeit carved from stone. Head 35 minutes by car to reach Museo Provincial, an old jail guarded by canons and packed with Aboriginal culture.Hotels in Santiago de Cuba are great for sightseeing. Go to Castillo de San Pedro de la Roca, a fortress jutting out from the coast – there are beautiful sunsets here too. A 20-minute drive will bring you to the Diego Velazquez Museum, dedicated to the first Governor of Cuba who founded the first seven villages in the country.Couples spending time in Cuba should go for hotels in Santa Clara. Check out the area’s revolutionary landmarks, like the statue of Che Guevara holding a child, as well as his mausoleum. The town is great for a wander, too, past NaturArte, an art garden, and the Tren Blindado, a memorial to the 1958 Battle of Santa Clara.