By 1958, the revolution had spread throughout Cuba, culminating in the fall of Havana in early 1959. Batista fled the country in 1959 and Castro formed a liberal nationalist government.

and danced to some of Cuba's famous music. (See video below) Tourism, of course, is prohibited under America's 50-year-old trade embargo against communist Cuba. And Cuban-Americans were the first ...

when an impoverished Cuba continued to suffer from the collapse of the Soviet Union and the U.S. blockade, and 1956, when a far more prosperous country was on the verge of revolution. Fidel Castro ...

Explore what Cuba is known for, from vibrant cities to rich culture, and discover its famous cigars and cocktails.

Artifacts displayed help visitors understand what was going on in the minds of the revolution fighters. Standout relics include blood-stained uniforms of the fallen from the Santiago de Cuba ...

So transportive are the intoxicating Cuban music and spirited dance that it ... time — from the days leading up to the 1959 Cuban Revolution to the 1996 recording session at which the lost ...