Museum of the Revolution

Located on Refugio Street (between Avenue of the Missions and Zulueta), forming, together with the Granma Memorial , you can find the Museum of the Revolution. This majestic building was the former Presidential Palace, built in 1920 by the two architects Rodolfo Maruri and Paul Belau. It is four floors high, but the highlight is its enormous dome, and the exterior is covered with glazed ceramics. The museum is considered to be one of the most important museums in Cuba and has been declared a National Monument.