Callejon de Hamel

Interesting and colorful street. It’s easier to come here on a bike tour.

Very peculiar place but super cool for photos. It is made of old bathtubs and it was totally empty! There is also a bar to enjoy this place with a drink.

Solo female traveler, went by myself and stayed for the music and dancing for a couple hours. Felt safe, lots of energy, be mindful and you’ll enjoy yourself. Got an overpriced coco taxi to old Havana. Bring cash to tip the performers.

SCAM!! Agreed with many of the other posts. Lying locals trying to be nice to tourists and overpriced drinks. This is so atypical of our visit to Cuba where most people are genuine. Simply stay away from this entire area near the University of Havana (guards don’t let tourists visit the University). Overall, there are is just a bunch of painted bathtubs. Scammer central around this area!

Took a quick stroll through this very colourful alley and it was an interesting experience. The art definitely grabs your attention. There was a bit of an occult vibe to the place.

The art in this neighborhood is so different by the other parts of Havana, all the people are friendly and welcoming there.

Watch out this is a tourist trap. No menu and later charged me for 1 rostes chicken 25 USD. SCAM ARTISTS

A vibrant and colorful alleyway located in Central Havana. The alleyway is known for its unique and eclectic artwork, which includes murals, sculptures, and installations created by local artists. The artwork often depicts Afro-Cuban culture and religion, with vibrant colors and intricate patterns. This area is a popular destination for both tourists and locals, with live music performances and dance shows often taking place in the alleyway. Visitors can also shop for souvenirs and handcrafted items at the market stalls that line the street.