Parque Maestranza is a family-friendly park at 62 Peña Pobre in Havana, with a bouncy castle area for children and space to spend time outdoors. It is an affordable stop if you are visiting with kids, and the atmosphere is described as lively. The entrance fee is 3 CUP per person for both children and adults, payable in Cuban pesos. Plan a weekday visit for a quieter outing, and stay alert to unsolicited approaches from people targeting tourists.
A family stop in Havana
Parque Maestranza is at 62 Peña Pobre in Havana. Its bouncy castle area gives children a place to play, while the park provides an outdoor break for families exploring the city.
The entrance fee is 3 CUP per person, including children and adults. Payment must be made in Cuban pesos, so plan to have CUP ready before you arrive.
Planning your visit
Weekdays are a good choice if you prefer a quieter visit. The park is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, and advance tickets are recommended. Its entrance is wheelchair accessible, and the park has a tennis court.
Be cautious of unsolicited approaches from people who target tourists. Keep your plans and belongings in mind while enjoying the park.
FAQ
How much is admission to Parque Maestranza?
The entrance fee is 3 CUP per person for both children and adults. Payment must be made in Cuban pesos.
Is Parque Maestranza suitable for children?
Yes. The park has a bouncy castle area for children.
When is Parque Maestranza open?
It is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. It opens Wednesday to Friday from 11 AM to 5 PM, and Saturday and Sunday from 11 AM to 6 PM.
Is advance booking recommended?
Yes. Tickets in advance are recommended.
