Central Park, or Parque Central, is a public square at 267 Agramonte in Havana, beside Old Havana’s notable architecture. A white statue of José Martí stands among palm trees, paths and flowerbeds, while vintage cars gather nearby. The square is also a departure point for city tours by car, horse-drawn carriage and open-top bus. Look toward the Municipal Building and the opera house, or pause here at sunset before continuing your walk through the city.
The statue and surrounding sights
The park’s white statue of José Martí is set among palm trees, paths and flowerbeds. Nearby, the Municipal Building and the opera house give you more to look at as you walk around the square.
Vintage cars parked at the edge of the park are another reason to pause. Central Park also sits along Paseo de Martí, a route past the City Hall and the facade of Hotel Inglaterra.
Starting a tour from the square
Car and horse-drawn carriage tours begin here, and open-top buses also use the park as a stop. The Hop On Hop Off service starts and ends at Central Park, so you can use the square as a base for exploring Havana’s main attractions.
FAQ
Where is Central Park in Havana?
It is at 267 Agramonte, Havana, beside Old Havana.
What can you see at Central Park?
The park has a white statue of José Martí, palm trees, paths and flowerbeds. The Municipal Building, the opera house and parked vintage cars are nearby.
Can you start a city tour at Central Park?
Yes. Car and horse-drawn carriage tours start here, and the Hop On Hop Off bus begins and ends at the park.
When is a good time to visit Central Park?
Sunset is a good time to enjoy views across the park.
