Flights to Havana with Air France

Havana is a historic city with a fantastic climate

Havana is the main city of Cuba, and has around 2 million people living there. It was founded in the 16th Century as the Americas were being discovered by European powers, and has been an important port in the region ever since. There are three main parts to the city: Old Havana, which is an UNESCO World Heritage Site and well worth a walk around for the visitor, Verdado, which is more modern, and some newer suburbs. A revolution in 1959 brought the region under communist control, which has defined the city ever since. It was only in the 1990s that the country began to open up to tourism once more, after the collapse of the Soviet Union meant that the country needed new revenue streams.

Why not enjoy your flight to Havana using France's premier airline, Air France ? There are many benefits for your journey. You will be made more comfortable with a blanket and pillow, and you can relax with excellent entertainment such as magazines, movies, and music available on a personal video screen. You can buy your airline ticket online where you can also review and change the details of your reservation,reserve own personal options for food, seat and your preferred cabin size, and an online check-in is possible from up to 30 hours before the flight leaves the airport. Each time you fly you can earn rewards through the Flying Blue program for use in future travel.

The city benefits from the warm tropical climate of Cuba, making it an ideal place to visit all around the year.

Dance your way through Havana, take a look at some coral reefs, or just learn more about the fascinating history of Cuba

Havana is a truly diverse holiday venue, with many things to do during your stay. It is perhaps best appreciated for its lively atmosphere, with many salsa and other dancing clubs, and sometimes impromptu dancing in the streets. You can have a go yourself at dance classes for a variety of Latin American styles.

There are a wide number of museums and art galleries to visit in Havana, to learn more of the history of Cuba and its culture. The 'Christ of Havana' towers over the city, made of marble. On the day Fidel Castro entered the city, lightning struck the statue and damaged the head, though it has since been repaired. The Museum of the Revolution tells the story of Cuba's history in recent years from their point of view.

The Partagas Cigar Factory will show you more of the city's traditional produce, and you can buy authentic cigars to take home. The Havana Club Rum Museum tells the story of another of Cuba's famed exports.

There are a number of pleasant open spaces to visit, such as Lenin Park. There are and some nearby beaches to enjoy that benefit from the natural beauty of coral reefs.