Calle Obispo is a pedestrian street in Old Havana, lined with bars, restaurants, hotels, museums and plazas. Walk its length for street scenes and photo opportunities, with the route leading toward landmarks such as the Bacardi Building. Cuban shops sell souvenirs, including personalized items. Street food vendors are another option if you want a quick bite; restaurant experiences are mixed, so choose where to eat with care. Expect people asking for money as you explore, and stay alert on nearby streets.
A walk through Old Havana
Calle Obispo is a pedestrian-only street with bars, restaurants, hotels, museums and plazas along the route. It leads toward landmarks such as the Bacardi Building, giving you plenty of changing street scenes to photograph as you walk.
Souvenirs and food stops
Local shops sell Cuban souvenirs, including personalized items. Street food vendors provide an alternative to the restaurants on the street, where experiences are mixed. People may approach you to ask for money; stay alert on nearby streets such as Calle Villegas.
FAQ
Is Calle Obispo pedestrian-only?
Yes. Calle Obispo is a pedestrian-only walkway in Old Havana.
What can you see along Calle Obispo?
The street has bars, restaurants, hotels, museums and plazas, and it leads toward landmarks such as the Bacardi Building.
Can you buy souvenirs on Calle Obispo?
Yes. Cuban shops along the street sell souvenirs, including personalized items.
