• Museum of the Revolution (Cuba) - Wikipedia

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    Former presidential palace in Havana, Cuba; now a museum of the Cuban Revolution.

  • Museum of the Revolution in Havana

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    Not surprisingly, in Cuba, the Museum of the Revolution is considered the most important of all three hundred or more museums on the island.

  • Visit the Museo de La Revolución, and Relive the Fight...

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    If you seek to learn more about Cuban history, the Museum of the Revolution (Museo de la Revolución) is a great place to start.

  • Tripadvisor — Museo De La Revolución, Havana

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    The Museo de la Revolucion (Revolution Museum) of Havana is housed in the old Presidential Palace and used by several presidents of Cuba...

  • Museum of the Revolution (Cuba) (Havana) - Visitor...

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    The Museum of the Revolution, located in Havana, Cuba, is situated in the former presidential palace.

  • Visit Havana’s Museum of the Revolution - Love Cuba Blog

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    The museum was created to tell the story of the Cuban Revolution, just after the 1959 victory against the Batista dictatorship.

  • The Museo de La Revolucion & History in Havana — Tallypack

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    The Revolution Museum of Cuba is located in the north of downtown in the old cobblestone district, just a 15 minute walk from the El Capitolio Building...

  • Museo De La Revolution, Cuba - Revolution Museum...

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  • Museum of the Revolution in Cuba

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    The Museum of the Revolution is housed in the former Presidential Palace, built between 1913 and 1920 and used by several presidents of Cuba...

  • Revolution Museum | Habana Banana

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    ...was built between 1913 and 1920 and was called the Presidential Palace since it was the headquarters of the presidents of Cuba before “The Revolution”.