Callejon de Hamel

Very cool and colourful place, worth to visit!! The street art is very beautiful and great atmosphere! We also enjoyed the drink that they recommended and we liked it! Don’t miss it! Thanks to all the teams for the good hospitality and their contributions to art!

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

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.

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

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.

Very beautifull and colorfull space. I recomend this place for all people who want to see and know something another and interesting. The guide was very nice and we was know a lot of very interesting facts about this place.

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.

SCAM! We were walking along the malecon street when 2 cubans walking next to us started talking to us. We started making conversation with them thinking it was nice to interact with the locals. Then they mentioned that they were going to this place were music and dancing will be happening etc. we thought it sounded nice so we went there. At first we liked the scene, loads of colors and art around. The two cubans started showing us around which we didn’t really ask them to as we expected to see dancing and music and were waiting for that..but there was nothing yet. Then they continued to show us around which soon felt like they were giving us a tour and something started to feel wrong. We started realizing that this was a scam as the led us towards the bar, we kept asking them when will the show start? In 5 minutes they kept saying…(no indication of any festival happening like they mentioned) the bar had no menu, they started being a bit pushy with sitting down with them for a drink, the barman too, we could see other tourists at the tables around accompanied by cubans, and thats when we decided to leave as it was obvious to us that it was a trap to give them money.. we told them that we have something else arranged and they still did not miss the chance to ask for money from us… It is a total shame, we really thought that they were being friendly with us but they only wanted our money. So disappointing!! The man on the second picture was one of the cubans who took us there ( just to avoid being scammed too)