Shopping in Eastern Cuba
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ARTex
From mouse pads to Che trinkets, the branch of ARTex below Hotel Casa Granda collects any type of Cuban souvenir imaginable. The other branches – in the Casa de la Trova and at Patio ARTex one block further up Calle Heredia – focus more on music, with a respectable selection of CDs and cassettes.
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ARTex, General Lacret
From mouse pads to mumus, the branch near Parque Céspedes collects any type of Cuban souvenir imaginable. The other ARTex branches focus more on music, with a respectable selection of CDs and cassettes.
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ARTex, Heredia
From mouse pads to mumus, the branch near Parque Céspedes collects any type of Cuban souvenir imaginable. The other ARTex branches focus more on music, with a respectable selection of CDs and cassettes.
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Mercado Agropecuario Ferreiro
The Mercado Agropecuario Ferreiro is across the traffic circle from Hotel Las Américas and up the side street beside the gas station.
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Librería La Escalera
A veritable museum of old and rare books stacked ceiling high. Sombrero-clad trovadores (traditional singers) often sit on the stairway and strum.
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Municipal market
Municipal market, the main market, two blocks west of Parque Céspedes, has a poor selection considering the size of the city.
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Galería Santiago
This gallery, on the southern side of Parque Céspedes, has quality art and there are several more galleries along Heredia east of here.
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La Maison
The Santiago version of the famous Havana fashion house located in an appropriately grand Vista Alegre maison (house).
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Librería Internacional
On the southern side of Parque Céspedes. Decent selection of political titles in English; sells postcards and stamps.
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Discoteca Egrem
The definitive Cuban specialist music store; this retail outlet of Egrem Studios has a good selection of local musicians.
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Taller La Musa
Call by this place opposite the Casa de la Cultura where you can seek out typically imaginative Baracoan art.
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Dulcería La Criolla
This place sells bread, pastries and – when it feels like it – the famous Baracoan chocolate.
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Panadería Doña Neli
Nice early morning aromas will send you in the direction off this hard-currency bakery on Plaza de Marte.
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Galería de Arte de Oriente
Probably the best gallery in Santiago de Cuba, the art here is consistently good.
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Fondo Cubano de Bienes Culturales
This shop sells Hatuey woodcarvings and T-shirts with indigenous designs.
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