Lenin Park is a large leisure park in Havana, with amusement rides, open lawns and space to walk. Families can take children to the playground or look into pony rides, while a small train follows a track around the park. The grounds also have basketball, volleyball and tennis courts. It suits a relaxed outdoor visit, especially if you bring food and drinks; shade is limited in some areas, and some rides may be out of service.
Rides and outdoor activities
The amusement area has rides for children, though some may be out of service. A small train runs on a track around the park. Pony riding is another activity for families to look into.
The park also has basketball and volleyball courts, as well as a tennis court. Its open lawns leave room for a picnic or a walk between activities.
Planning a visit
Some sections have little shade, so plan for time outdoors accordingly. Bring food and drinks, since water may not be available on site. A few places sell food and soft drinks, but visitors have also reported limited options.
Payments are in CUP; CUC are not accepted. Arriving early can help you avoid long queues for rides.
FAQ
What can you do at Lenin Park?
You can visit the amusement rides, use the playground, take the small train around the park, or spend time on the lawns. Pony riding and basketball, volleyball and tennis courts are also available.
Should I bring food and water?
Yes. Bring your own food and drinks, as water may not be available on site and food options are limited.
What currency should I bring?
Bring CUP. CUC are not accepted.
