We opted to go to Fabrica de Arte for nightlife over going to a cabaret and had a great dinner, saw a grammy award winning, world famous salsa band (Los Van Van) in concert, browsed some modern art, and danced to a live DJ. There was also a theatre performance earlier in the evening. It cost 1000 CUP or $4 USD per person to enter. No requirement to drink but there are restaurants and bars all over inside. You must show your ticket at the exit and pay for any drinks you have had to leave. Your ticket serves as your tab for drinks while you are inside. If you lose your ticket it will cost you 5000 CUP or $20 USD to leave. So don't lose it!!!  We were swarmed by would be "taxi" drivers (there are official yellow cabs and then there are men in regular cars) when leaving La Fabrica de Arte and were very thankful we had already called a La Nave driver (like uber) and were able to phone him to figure out where he was in the crowd of people and cars.  When we were leaving the Fabrica de Arte we had one "taxi" driver tell us he was an official taxi and said he was the yellow cab in the row. Then he tried to take us to a different vehicle. Thankfully our La Nave driver had arrived and we went with him instead (we had considered cancelling La Nave driver to go with the "official taxi" guy because he was promising a lower price but didn't when he took us another car).

Wonderful night space in Havana. It is far, but unmissable. Many drink bars, multiple terraces, various displays of plastic arts, incredible photographs, fashion, short films, several DJs and tracks, we caught a live show from Síntesis, great! A variety of people of all types and origins, Cubans and foreigners from all over.

This is a modern art museum/restaurant housed in an old factory. The restaurant area is tastefully decorated but the food could be improved. Fish was dry and we could not cut the tostones to eat. We had to use our hands to eat them. The museum itself is fabulous. It has several levels and on certain nights, there is a fashion show as well. The artwork is contemporary and there is a small museum shop as well. The only bad thing was because there was an art show, the performance space overlapped with the exit so while the show was going on, we could not leave the museum which was jam packed.

I visited the FAC with a large group during a visit with my university. The FAC is an interesting, open-concept mixture of a museum, bar, club, shop, food court. While I was there, I saw a fashion show and a dance class! It was really cool! I would recommend checking it out for a night - especially if you are with your friends. Everyone can find something to do here. It is multi-level, so keep that in mind if you are bringing guests who have trouble going up stairs. It is also a little pricier than other places in Havana. If you are a tourist, come prepared with Cuban pesos (not dollars or euros).

We absolutely loved it, a haven for all kind of interesting art that is greatly displayed in a variety of rooms, patios, and very interesting open spaces. The half hour theater presentation was excellent and could be well enjoyed by non Spanish speaking folks. The late night dancing was a highlight.

If you want to experience the Cuban culture, you have to go here. It taps into every sense. Seeing the art, hearing the sounds of playing from the different rooms, the live music, the tasty drinks, and even the art you can touch. I loved it.. Fabrica de arte is like taking the multicultural Cuban experience, and modishly putting it on display

There is a reason this place place is rated so highly - it is the most perfect combination of art museum, nightclub, bar, restaurant, dance floor and museum shop that I have ever been to. Anywhere. Best to go with a group of friends, there's also an Airbnb night tour that makes a stop here and a second stop at an LGBTQ late hour nightclub. Either way, there are many taxis outside for when you are ready to leave, and the area seems more than safe enough. Bottom line, if you come here, it will be a highlight of your trip, if not the highlight. You pay for what you consume once you leave, so prepared to wait in line to both enter and exit.

The most amazing place in Havana. Diverse cultural space is amazing. With art, music, dance, theater, cinema and bars. We went twice during the 5 days in Havana. The desire was to come back every night.

If you're looking for a truly unique and immersive cultural experience in Havana, then Fabrica de Arte Cubano is an absolute must-visit destination. This vibrant and dynamic space seamlessly blends art, music, and culture into an unforgettable experience. Highly recommeded!!!

Almost but not quite sensory overload, but a lot of fun even if you're not really the club type. But the drinks were strong (for me) so even I danced a bit, and i don't dance. But the art is what makes it great, with mazes of endless works to look at.