
Municipality in Cuba
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Artemisa is the capital of Artemisa province in Western Cuba. Before 2011 it was a part of Havana province.
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Very good pizza by Cuban standards. They also sell batidos.
There are two trains per day from Havana, but knowing the unreliability of Cuba's train system, don't count on it. Hiring a car is your best option. There are also collective taxis along the carretera central.
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