Timeline
07:00
Grab a coffee and a Cuban-style sandwich at Cafetería La Ksita. It is a small, cozy spot that opens early, perfect for a quiet start before the city gets busy.
07:20
Walk to Primavera. This contemporary sculpture celebrates the dignity and beauty of Cuban women. In the morning light, the details of the work are clear and the area is peaceful.
07:50
Continue to the Antonio Gades statue. Located just a short walk away, this tribute to the flamenco dancer is set in a calm spot where you can pause and reflect.
08:15
Casa Sol y Salsa - B&B (guesthouse)
End your morning at Casa Sol y Salsa. The terrace offers stunning city views and a relaxed atmosphere to enjoy a drink or just sit and watch the day unfold.
Local tip
Cafetería La Ksita is open from 07:00 on weekdays, so arriving at 07:00 ensures you catch it at opening. The walk between Primavera and Antonio Gades is short and straightforward.
Check before you go
- Cafetería La Ksita is open Mo-Fr 07:00-13:30.
- Casa Sol y Salsa is open 24/7.
Worth knowing
- Cafetería La Ksita is open at 07:00 only on Mo, Tu, We, Th, Fr
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