Havana is a very special place. Worth a visit even if it's under your radar as you will be amazed.
This is not a separate attraction, but rather part of the Museum of the Revolution. The boat and other machines of war displayed are interesting, but the yacht Granma is behind glass so you don't really get to see much, but the story of how the yacht came to be part of the revolution's tactics and how the people crowded on to the boat to make the journey from Mexico to Cubawith a 2 day delay from one of them falling overboardwell, with a knowledgable guide, you will be amazed at the story.
The story of this ship ia absolutely amazing
To get in to see this you have to have paid entry to the Museum of the Revolution, they are really one in the same. These are probably the best exhibits of the museum although the granma is behind glass and you don't get the best view of it.
Nice display of Vehicles from the revolution including Castro's Jeep.
This place tells the incredible story of how an yacht formerly owned by Americans (named after their grandmother) was integral in the early phases of the Cuban revolution. Bullet ridden vehicles and heavy armaments on display showcase the fury of the revolt in epic detail.
Impressive piece of history
The boat which started it all off, when Fidel and his 81 comrades landed in the Oriente and made their way through CIA-backed hellfire to overthrow the illegitimate dictator Batista and free the people of Cuba
Castro's yacht.