Habana vieja/Centro sights

Stroll mile with cafes, restaurants and shops. It crosses the old city from Parque Central to the Plaza de Armas, was the first paved the main road and as the headquarters of the National Bank (1907) ...

The most beautiful historical place. He is dominated by the limestone facade of the Baroque cathedral. The 1748 church was still displaced by the Jesuits started later and from the Spanish colonial go...

On the way to the old train station (1912) is still a remnant of the wall to see. Opposite the station is the birthplace of José Martí. The museum is the life of the poet's freedom heroes and document...

The old town with some 3500 buildings in the small detail that format, on a scale of 1:500. Mercaderes 116 between Obispo / Obrapía, clock daily 10-17, admission 1 CUC

The murals in the alley, the small, with cult objects fully grafted Santería shop and Eckcafé are already worth a visit. On Sunday from 12 clock but the bear rages here: Groups drumming like mad, and ...

The only place Old Havana, which is not accompanied by a church or a government building, is the newest jewel of the city restorer. The stately house, adorned with a wrought-iron balconies, is the Cas...

The dominant feature is the secluded place with the big Ceibabaum built from 1776 Palacio de los Captains, the former seat of government of General Masters. Today it houses the city museum with precio...

Pracht space of the Centro Habana, along the Paseo de Martí (Prado) Havana's prosperity at the turn of the 20th Century reflects. Dominates the square from the Capitol (1929), the former House of Repr...