Havana Horse-Drawn Carriage Tour

On this horse-drawn carriage ride through Havana, we will explore the Cuban capital using a mode of transportation from the colonial era. It’s a journey back in time!

Tour Options

During the booking process, you can select from the following routes for a horse-drawn carriage ride in Havana. All routes depart from the heart of Old Havana and last for 1 hour. Below are the details of each option:

Chinatown Tour

Explore one of the oldest and largest Chinatowns in Latin America. This route includes a stroll through Old Havana along Zanja Street, leading to Dragones Street. We will pass by historic shops established by Chinese immigrants and continue to Manrique Street, San Nicolás Street, and Galiano Street, reaching San Lázaro Street near the Malecón.

Tour of Nuestra Señora de la Caridad

We will travel to the Nuestra Señora de la Caridad del Cobre church, home to Cuba's Patron Virgin. The journey along Campanario Street will include stops at Virtudes, Galiano, and Salud Streets before arriving at the 18th-century church.

Trillo Park Tour

This route will take us to Trillo Park, home of the Palacio de la Rumba. We will pass through Virtudes Street, San Miguel Street, and Hospital Street. Once at the nightclub, we will explore its significance to Cuban music and culture before returning via San Miguel and Colón Streets.

Hamel's Alley Tour

Discover details about Afro-Cuban religion and street art by heading to Hamel Alley via Aramburu Street. We will explore murals and sculptures created by local artists and discuss the history behind these artistic works before returning along San Lázaro and Colón streets.