The Che Guevara Mausoleum is located in the heart of Santa Clara's Revolution Square, completed in 1987 to house the remains of Che Guevara and the 29 revolutionary fighters who joined him on his heroic journey. The tombstone features Che Guevara's famous profile sculpture, designed by a Cuban sculptor, exuding a serene and solemn atmosphere. The memorial hall adjacent to the mausoleum displays his personal belongings, manuscripts, and battlefield photographs, offering a comprehensive overview of the history of the Cuban guerrilla war. A solemn changing of the guard ceremony is held every morning, attracting countless visitors and researchers of revolutionary history. From the mausoleum's balustrade, one can overlook the Revolution Square and surrounding neighborhoods. It serves as both a sacred site for commemorating revolutionary pioneers and an important venue for studying the left-wing movements of 20th-century Latin America.