Timeline
16:52
Grab an early lunch at Arpa. It is an American restaurant just a short walk from the statue. Arriving now ensures you have the quietest seats before the afternoon rush.
17:25
Walk to the Eva Perón statue. The walk takes about 16 minutes from the nearby shops. Arrive here to explore the base and read the history of the First Lady while the sun is still high.
18:05
Head to Lennon Park. The sun sets toward the WSW, and this park offers the best view of the statue against the evening sky. Look for the western musician statue and the missing eyeglasses.
18:35
End the evening at Tempo. This bar reflects the cultural mix of Havana through music and art. It opens at 19:00 on Sundays and Wednesdays through Saturdays, so it will be open for your post-sunset drink.
Local tip
Tempo is inclusive and focuses on author cocktails. Lennon Park is famous for its stolen eyeglasses, so do not expect them to stay put.
Check before you go
- Tempo is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. Plan your visit for Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, or Friday (when it opens at 17:00).
- Lennon Park is an outdoor space and has no opening hours, but it gets dark quickly after sunset.
Worth knowing
- Tempo is open at 18:35 only on Fr
Built from places in the Wikivoyage guide to Havana (CC BY-SA 4.0), with open map data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).