Scale 1:25,000. Ediciones GEO edition. Extensively indexed colored tourist map. Indexes include streets, neighborhoods, nightclubs, restaurants, banks, hotels, sports centers, hospitals, galleries, libraries, beaches, and more.

Scale 1:9,000. Freytag-Berndt edition. Explore Havana with this Freytag&Berndt street map. The best way to plan your trip, prepare your itinerary, and to travel independently in the capital of Cuba. This map with a 10 languages legend (English and Spanish included) shows you some touristic information: museums, theatres, parks, monuments, churches, chapels, police stations, post offices, info centres, shopping centres, hotels.

Scale 1:12,000 / 1:420,000. Size 27"x39". International Travel Maps edition. Indexed.

Although ITMB has published a map of Havana several times, this version is unique in that, for the first time, we include a map of central Cuba.

For this reason, our cover picture shows a farmer’s wagon selling privately grown vegetables rather than a scene from Havana itself. Havana, at the time of our most recent visit, showed few signs of improvements, but an increased number of tourists. Since our visit a year ago, tourism has increased by 300% and most of this traffic trying to visit Havana.

This is forcing change and I hope some of it trickles down to benefit ordinary Cubans. The city side covers a large part of the city, not just the ‘old town’ as others cover. The regional side covers from San Cristobal in the west to Sancti Spiritus in the east. Insets of Varadero, Cienfuegos, and Trinidad are included. The map is printed on waterproof paper, both for durability and because Cuba is subject to sudden storms and this map can double as an umbrella.

Matanzas, Cuba

HAVANA, Cuba

Havana Vieja, Cuba

Holguin, Cuba

Moron and Cayo Coco, Cuba

Pinar del Rio, Cuba

Playas del Este, Cuba

Santiago de Cuba, Cuba

Trinidad and Ancon, Cuba

Varadero, Cuba

Villa Don Lino, Cuba