Plaza de la Revolución is one of the main municipalities of Havana, capital of the Republic of Cuba.

In it resides most of the governmental institutions, many of the ministries, much of the cultural sites and the most central places of the city.2

It also has the important deals of El Vedado and Nuevo Vedado, which used to be the most aristocratic and elitist neighborhoods of the capital during the first third of the twentieth century.

This municipality is the protagonist of multiple important events for the life of the nation, such as political concentrations and labor marches in the Revolution Square.