You will need some luck to find this religious center in action. While no SanterÃa museum can replicate the ethereal experience of Regla de Ocha (also known as SanterÃa, Cuba's main religion of African origin), this house tries with a SanterÃa altar to Yemayá, goddess of the sea, laden with myriad offerings of fruit, water and stones.
The house is presided over by santeros (priests), who'll emerge from the back patio and surprise you with some well-rehearsed tourist spiel. On the goddess's anniversary, March 19, ceremonies are performed day and night.