Helados Coppelia

Santa Clara

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Helados Coppelia

Helados Coppelia is Cuba's national, state-run ice cream chain, with grandiose locations around the country. This particular one was built where the old farmers' market stood for centuries and has been in operation since 1967.

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addressCorner of Mujica and Colón, Santa Clara

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