Fusterlandia, nestled in the Jaimanitas neighborhood of Havana, Cuba, is an extraordinary, vibrant art community created by artist José Fuster, transforming homes and public spaces into an open-air mosaic wonderland. It is easily accessible, primarily by taxi or local bus from central Havana, and involves walking through the artistic streets and Fuster's studio, making it suitable for all ages though some paths can be uneven. Visitors can explore independently for free, enjoying the intricate artwork at their own pace, or opt for a guided tour for deeper cultural and artistic context. There are no seasonal restrictions, though the dry season (November to April) offers more comfortable weather. A typical visit lasts 1 to 2 hours, with the primary costs being transportation and any purchases from local artisans or cafes. This unique destination offers incredible photo opportunities and a glimpse into Cuban artistic expression.