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Things to do in Santa Clara, Cuba

Santa Clara is central Cuba's university city, forever tied to Che Guevara: his mausoleum is here, as is the Monumento a la Toma del Tren Blindado, marking the decisive battle of December 1958. It is young, lively and one of the most culturally open cities in the country.

Must-visit attractions in Santa Clara

  1. Che Guevara Mausoleum

    Memorial and mausoleum holding Che Guevara's remains.

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  2. Armored Train Monument

    Site of Che's decisive battle in December 1958.

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  3. Parque Vidal

    Central Cuba's liveliest main square at dusk.

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  4. Teatro La Caridad

    1885 neoclassical theatre facing Parque Vidal.

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How to make the most of Santa Clara

Where to stay in Santa Clara

We manage 7 casas particulares in Santa Clara, bookable directly with local hosts and 24/7 WhatsApp support.

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Getting there

In the center of the island, about 270 km from Havana (3.5–4 h by car or Viazul). A common stop on the way to Trinidad/Cienfuegos.

Frequently asked questions

What are the main attractions in Santa Clara?

The essentials include Che Guevara Mausoleum, Armored Train Monument, Parque Vidal and 1 more sites. Each is a short distance from the casas particulares we manage in the area.

Where should I stay near the attractions in Santa Clara?

RentalHo manages casas particulares in Santa Clara that you can book directly — no OTAs — with secure payment and 24/7 WhatsApp support from a local host.

How do I get to Santa Clara?

In the center of the island, about 270 km from Havana (3.5–4 h by car or Viazul). A common stop on the way to Trinidad/Cienfuegos.