Cuba is a country in Caribbean, North America. Its capital is Havana, with a population of approximately 11.1M and a total area of 109,884 km². The official language is Spanish and the currency is the Peso (CUP).
Cuba covers an area of 109,884 km² with a population density of 101/km² people per km². The country has a GDP of $107B ($9,630 per capita) and gained independence in 1898. It has a coastline of 3,735 km.
Cuba has the highest number of doctors per capita of any country in the world and exports medical professionals globally. It is also remarkable for its preservation of 1950s American cars, which still cruise the streets of Havana daily.
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A UNESCO baroque colonial cityscape with pastel buildings and iconic classic American cars
A UNESCO valley of dramatic limestone mogotes rising above tobacco and coffee fields
A UNESCO colonial sugar town frozen in the 19th century with cobblestone streets
A 20km strip of powdery white sand widely considered the Caribbean's finest beach
The capital of Cuba is Havana.
The official language(s) of Cuba are Spanish.
The population of Cuba is approximately 11.1M.
Cuba uses the Peso (CUP).
Cuba is located in North America, in the Caribbean region.
Cuba has a GDP of $107B, with a GDP per capita of $9,630.
The best time to visit Cuba is November–April. The climate is Tropical, dry season November–April.
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