What is regla?

Regla is a municipality in the province of Havana, Cuba. It is located on the southern shore of the Havana Bay and is known for its historical significance as a former fishing village and industrial center.

Regla is home to the famous Guadalupe Church, a sanctuary dedicated to the worship of the Virgin of Guadalupe, which attracts many pilgrims and tourists each year. The church is a prime example of colonial architecture and is considered a national monument in Cuba.

The town of Regla also has a strong African influence, with a significant population of Afro-Cubans who practice traditional religious beliefs such as Santería and Palo Monte. There are several religious festivals and ceremonies held in Regla throughout the year that celebrate these cultural traditions.

Regla is also known for its picturesque waterfront, lined with colorful houses and fishing boats. The town has a relaxed atmosphere and is a popular destination for visitors looking to experience a more authentic side of Cuban culture.