Che Guevara Mausoleum

The Guevara Museum in Santa Clara is a museum dedicated to the independence hero, Che Guevara. It shows the weapons he used in his life, as well as family photo manuscripts, and is a place to introduce the Cuban national hero in all directions. It is worth visiting.

Santa Clara is Guevara's hometown, and you must visit the Guevara Museum. The tall statue in front of the door makes the Cuban national hero very tall and powerful. Many of Guevara's weapons and life scenes are displayed inside the museum, and you can visit if you are interested.

Santa Clara is the birthplace of Cuba's famous warrior Guevara, and here the Guevara Museum houses a collection of Guevara, used in life, weapons, books, manuscripts, and precious photographs of history. The statue of Guevara at the entrance of the museum, very tall and majestic, is a symbol of the revolutionary struggle in Cuba.

In July 1953, Castro and Che Guevara led the armed uprising of the Cuban people, and after more than five years of armed struggle, they won in January 1959, establishing the first socialist state in Latin America.

Guevara is a famous Cuban figure who was killed in the revolutionary war, but the heroic deeds have indeed been circulating worldwide.