In this historic seaport, known as the “Key to the New World” you’ll find a city that is a mixture of the old world and new, socialism and capitalism, rhythms, and rum. Much of Havana is in disrepair, however, clear signs of renovation within Old Havana are apparent. You'll still see the classic cars and crumbling colonial mansions that the city is famous for, as you stroll along Havana's sea-hugging Malecón (boardwalk). Head to the propaganda-heavy Museum of the Revolution and after dark, to Havana's swanky Vedado District for jazz or to the renowned Cuban National Ballet performing at the Gran Teatro de la Habana.