Guanajay is a town and municipality in Havana Province in Western Cuba, about 58 km southwest of Cuba's capital Havana.

Understand

Founded in the 17th century on the banks of the Capellanía river, Guanajay was a weather station for troops who arrived from Spain until it turned into a health resort. Historically an ancient pueblo, it has had economic distribution for sugarcane and tobacco.

See

• Museo Municipal de Guanajay. Holds its collection of weaponry and the town's history. 
• La Parroquia de San Hilarión de Abad. Built on a single floor of masonry and tiles, this 18th-century parish church still retains its own preservation of artistic heritage.