As Havana prepares for its autumn ballet festival, we select places to watch and dance timba, salsa, rumba and more
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Our man in Havana: music, mojitos and swearing in Spanish
The former Observer Magazine editor moved to Cuba to write a book – but with its crumbling elegance and sense of drama Havana presents plenty of distractions from the job at hand
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Cuban entrepreneurs take a bigger slice of profits thanks to reforms
Small enterprises, such as pizzerias in Havana, are springing up all over Cuba after 2011 licensing changes and relaxed US restrictions on tourism
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Havana rising: the millennials pushing Cuba forward
Forget trying to see Cuba before it changes: the change is going on right now. From designers to tattooists, musicians to app designers, meet the young Habaneros changing the face of their city. Plus cool places to stay in the city
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Mi casa es tu casa: Cuba’s best hotels, B&Bs and farmstays
The ink on the US-Cuba trade deal was barely dry before the big hotel brands began plotting their moves. But don’t worry, there are more genuinely Cuban places to stay than ever
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Your own Motorcycle Diaries: touring Cuba with Che Guevara’s son
Explore both well-trodden and lesser-known parts of Cuba with Ernesto Guevara on a gleaming Harley Davidson. Plus five more Cuban tours
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Tips for independent travellers to Cuba
Travelling in Cuba is unique – in both a good and infuriating way. Here are a few tips on making it easier
