What is Cuba like?

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Hence they live in a Island with a strong revolutionary culture Cubans tend to be very particulationist, even tho it is a "mosaic people" just as every Latino country.
Havana has a historic center full of colonial building and palaces, like Caribbean nations they like to paint their facade with only one color. A third of the buildings in this zone are rebuilt for tourism, black point is that when authorities do that they expropriste everybody in the building and make it a museum for tourists. So every year Historic Havana loses inhabitants just for the pleasure of tourists.
Around the end of the historic center you could find wonderful rebuilt like the National Theater, the Capitole, international hotels ($170 a night).
Rest of the country has buildings in colonial, art déco or American 50's style. Actually the dominant style in the island is American 50's with 1 to 3 floors. Most of the buildings are in a crumbling shape.

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Santiago de Cuba for example has a lot of examples of American 50's architecture.
Forgot to say that a part of Cubans lives in wooden slums, mostly the Afro-Cuban or people that came from the east of the Island to live in Havana.

Some province cities has been nicely rebuilt tho like Camaguey, but when you enter in a Cuban village you usually have a square place and 2-3 shops.
Very few restaurants, and majority of jops looks like empty since the availability of products is scarse such as Cubans purchasing power.
It is rare to have a personal car so during the day you see lots of people walking outside, kids basically spend their time in the streets playing of chatting so all Cubans know how to be affable. But 60 years of communist economy and third world makes you lose your service skills, and Cubans are usually very cold and distant when they are providing you a service.

Wasn't Cuba basically a colony of the US until the revolution? Are Cubans like 1950s America?

Landscape varies from little jungle to savanna, with some exceptions in the south East where you can find arid landscapes, luxurious jungles and bucolic fields.
The coast is usually covered with mangroves and you can find wonderful Caribbean beaches.
By the side of the road (even the motorway) you can have unexpected encounters like people saling cheese, fruits, garlic, waving a bill because they need a taxi, carts with horses, 50's trucks...
Uh, and more than half of the tourists (mostly anglos, Italians, Spaniards, Germans, French) don't visit the county and just go to high resort spots like Varadero, Guardalavaca or Cayo Coco; some eventually go to Havana.
I found be problematic while traveling around because Cubans tend to see foreigners in a very utilitarian way. A Cuban waiter once told me that his favorite kind of tourists were brits just because "even if they are in a all-inclusive resort, they tip you $5 for a free mojito"...
Resorts are low tier and expensive tho, if this is what you're looking for I'd rather recommend you Dominican Republic: cheaper, better resorts and more beautiful.

Pretty much. It's where the rich people went to hide out if they were caught doing something illegal and basically just got drunk and fucked.