Facts About Cuba        

UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Cuba has nine UNESCO World Heritage Sites that showcase the island's history, architecture, and culture. 

• Literacy rate: Cuba has a high literacy rate, which is a result of the country's emphasis on education. 

• Healthcare: Cuba has a universal, free healthcare system with a high doctor-to-patient ratio. 

• Safety: Cuba is considered a relatively safe country to travel to, especially compared to other countries in the Americas. 

• Rum: Cuba is famous for its rum, which is made from molasses that's a byproduct of sugar production. 

• Havana: Havana is Cuba's capital city and main port. It's known for its many buildings from when Cuba was a Spanish colony. 

• Location: Cuba is an island nation located where the Atlantic Ocean, Gulf of Mexico, and northern Caribbean Sea meet. 

• Official language: The official language of Cuba is Spanish. 

• Currency: Cuba's currency is the peso. 

• Government: Cuba is a socialist republic.