Such a cool little homage to Gaudi! ~20-30 minutes west of Havana - must come and check out the amazing tiles and artwork all around this area. You can also go into little shops where folks are painting or making souvenirs. Highly recommended trip - won’t take more than 1 hour to see most of everything. There may be a stand on the corner you can get some delicious churros with chocolate!

Visited here during our stay in Havana. Took a taxi from Parque central ($50 return, taxi waited whilst we went in for an hour). Taxi was around 20-30 mins each way. 100 CUP entry per person. Very cool to see, amazing work! And neighbouring homes also replicated his work. Makes it a very vibrant neighbourhood. Worth the journey to see. Can purchase some art in the shop or from neighbours outside.

Off the beaten path, so it might cost you $50-60 USD to get there and back from ole Havana but worth it. Plan on spending about an hour. You can explore the neighborhood which is also decorated with Fusterlandia 'stuff'. A shop is open and there is a bathroom. On the drive over you'll likely go through Embassy row.

Our tour group of 10 visited this unusual artwork. My husband and I had been here 9 years ago and actually met the artist, Jose Fuster. He was cleaning the swimming pool. About 4 decades ago he began creating mosaics in his home and the surrounding neighborhood. The mosaics are bright, colorful and most are quite large. There is much to see that will make you smile. It is a most unusual display of artistic design. There is a small fee to enter the house but walking the area is just as interesting.

I met the owner/artist here who was very friendly and setting up his store for the day. His artwork is all over the neighborhood as part of his beautification efforts. It reminded me of the artist Gaudi of Barcelona where the work is a combination of stone and mosaic. It is located outside of Havana but worth the trip to explore.

We ❤️ Fusterlandia. This place is very vibrant and colorful. It is far for the center city, but I think it is unique in Cuba. The entire neighborhood is transformed into and outdoor gallery with mosaic covered houses, sculptures and colorful murals. You can buy some souvenirs.

This was a highlight for me while in Cuba. The art is just amazing and the way it has spread through the neighborhood is just memorizing. It feels more like an artistic town or haven than a neighborhood. We were fortunate enough that our tour guide arranged lunch for us while visiting. This was the best home cooked food we had on our entire trip. It is not a restaurant so if you are interested have your tour company contact them in advance (small groups only). Honestly the lunch at the Fuster House aline is worth a trip to Cuba

Wowowowowowowww. A new favorite artist and place. This incredible local artist has transformed his neighborhood and his home into a wonderland covered in whimsical mosaic art similar to Gaudi’s work in Spain. This site of artist Fuster took our breath away, the art is honestly competitive with the many masters of the world, and we couldn’t help but leave with a small original painting of our own from the shop. The artist and his family live on site and have transformed not only their space but the entire neighborhood all the way to the bus stop down the street! Incredible, a must see in Havana.

The most interesting thing I saw in Havana. Part Architecture part living museum, the Fusterlandia house and the neighborhood are something that must be seen. If you appreciate quality original art work and sculpture you will love this area. Cost $2 donation to get full access to everything on the property. Be sure to check out the art gallery on the 2nd floor to buy original pieces.

Incredible art indulgence! Such a cool project that continues to grow, bringing tourism and money to a Havana neighborhood. Highly recommend spending a few hours here and exploring the local artist galleries on the street. I’ve traveled all over the world and this was indeed a unique experience!