Revolution Square is a public square in the capital, Havana, and is one of the largest squares in the world with an area of 72,000 square meters. It became famous on an international level after the Cuban Revolution began, as this area had a prominent role in the sit-ins and the events of the revolution, and many public events and events are still held in it due to the fact that the area constitutes a central point in the city, and the square is famous because of the presence of the monument to Jose Martí in it, and the Ministry of the Interior is also located in the center of the square, which bears a picture of Che Guevara.