Presidential Palace Museo de la Revolucion

The Revolutionary Museum seems to be their national museum. It feels no different from the two. The museum is opposite the art museum. If the two museums buy a joint ticket together, the price is relatively cheap.

The Revolution Museum is opposite the Museum of Art. You can buy a joint ticket for 8cuc for two museums across the road, which is much cheaper. Some military weapons are displayed at the entrance of the Revolution Museum.

Buy tickets separately. If you buy tickets with the art gallery next to it, it will be 8 yuan. The Revolution Museum did not go in to see, but it was also very interesting outside, with a model of an airplane cannon.

Cuba (Spanish: La República de Cuba; English: The Republic of Cuba), for short Cuba. The name derives from the Thai word "coabana", meaning "fertile place", "good place". It is the island nation of North America in the northern Caribbean Sea, Havana is the economic, political center and capital of Cuba. The island of Cuba is the largest of the Greater Antilles and is known as the "key of the Gulf of Mexico"

Havana's Cuban Revolution Museum is more stylish and sacred. Cuba is impressed by cigars and classic cars, and of course the history and culture of Cuba can be seen from the museum.

The Museum of the Revolution in Cuba, a palace-style building that was once Batista's presidential palace before the Cuban revolution's victory. The decoration in the museum is very luxurious, showing many Cuban weapons and equipment, as well as the cartoons and slogans that brought down the US emperor, is a historical witness to the Cuban revolution, it is definitely worth visiting and feeling.

Havana's Cuban Revolution Museum is a must-visit museum for tourists visiting Havana. Through many documents and objects, this showcases the great historical moments of the Cuban revolution, and also shows the Cuban people fighting against American imperialism and the Cuban people's self-reliance in developing production and economy, which is definitely a place to understand the historical process of modern Cuba.

The Museum of the Revolution is located in the south of the Old City Wall of Havana, May 13 Square, a palace-like building is the Museum of the Revolution. This was once Batista's presidential palace, so the scale is so large, the museum needs to charge tickets, and the price is very expensive, the main exhibition is some weapons, and some history of the Cuban revolution, in fact, it is a standard anti-American museum, Interested comrades can go in and have a look.