At the western end of Cuba you can see some of the more than 170 species of birds that inhabit the Guanahacabibes Peninsula, including the national bird of Cuba, Tocororo. In addition, this extensive reserve covering more than 100,000 hectares, including the Guanahacabibes National Park. Its diverse vegetation includes mangroves, swampy meadows, coastal thickets and forests.
Address: from Pinar del Rio, Cuba's Central highway direction Sandino:
Entrance: 4, 00CUC (often included in booking a tour).

With a good number of settlements, it is an ideal destination for bird watchers. There's even a track of birdwatching designated thereto from the ranch, a restaurant near the cave of the Indian (and other three caves up the Hill: the mirror, El Salvador and the dark cave). You can also arrange tours from the nearby Hotel Mirador, or you can ask the staff of the entrance of the cave.
Address: Highway 8 km to La Palma, Viñales

El Palacio de los Matrimonios (Weddings Palace), as the name already suggests is a wedding venue dating from 1924. On the outside the building already shows a sumptuous architecture, competing with the overabundant decoration of the interior. Ask the guards whether you can take a look inside (a 1,00CUC in exchange of the service would be appreciated).
Address: Calle Martí 125
 
 

It is one of the oldest and beautiful theaters of Cuba, 1845 but inaugurated in 1889. It has a room theater with 540 armchairs and one superb acoustics. In addition, it has a Sevillian patio with scene for coffee-concert and a cafeteria-bar. Visit recommended by www.househostelcuba.com .
Address: Martí street, Pinar del Río

This gallery was founded in 1998 with the aim to promote Cuban art and literature, supporting artists within an independent organization. The renowned Cuban artist Pedro Pablo Olivia, founder and main sponsor, frequently visits the gallery and many of his work is displayed there, amongst El Gran Apagón (the Great Blackout), a satirical (and therefore brave) artwork said to represent the problems and political situation of Cuban society during the so-called Special period of the 1990s, better than any other piece of art.
Address: Calle Martí 160
Open: Open most days
 
 

Occupying its current site (a former prison) since 1961, this is the town’s most important tobacco manufacturer. Inside you can see the cigar makers seated side by side at wooden benches, busily rolling tobacco leaves, producing vast numbers of cigars of identical weight and length. You cannot take your bag or backpack inside, nor are you allowed to take pictures or videos. There is an excellent cigar shop opposite.
Address: Calle Maceo 157
Open: Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 12:00am and 1:00pm to 4:00pm
Entrance: 5.00CUC