It seems to me that many reviewers prefer La Plaza Vieja, but my husband and I definitely preferred Plaza de Armas. There is some greenery and shady places here to sit and people watch, as well as cafes to sit and watch the world go buy. This is also the place to come to look at what different street vendors... More

Near the harbor and a great place to sit and people watch.... More

If you want books, although mainly in Spanish and a good variety of stamps, or for gegeral memorabilia, it's worth a visit. The stall holders are very pleasant, sometimes elderly ladies. More

This plaza is a book collector's dream! I enjoyed looking t the racks upon reacks of modern and ancient texts, in many languages, mostly gently worn. there were some intersting artifacts and buttons for sale as well. More

There you can buy very old books Ex. National Geographic magazine from 1940 year. More

Come here and see the tranquility, the wooden cobbles, conversations with the book vendors, and if you're thirsty visit Pedro in the Casa del Agua La Tinaja! More

MY son wanted some cuban vinyl records and to my surprise, among the book stands, there they were. In my best Spanish I asked the vendor for the best classic cuban records and she selected 2 which I purchased for 10 CUC trusting her guidance. She chose well and my son was thrilled. More

City museum is here and very worthwhile. Lots of cafes for relaxation. More

The square is the usual colonial assortment of buildings, on Saturday there will be some live performers, always nice to sit in the afternoon for a mojhito and cool down a bit More