Habana, Cuba.

Havana, capital of Cuba, remains largely unchanged in appearance for decades, as well as to generate in travelers who visit the feeling of going inside the tunnel of time. Havana is so special and interesting in its entirety as it is even more rides and attractions at its busiest. We then review some of the best rides (and safety pins) in Havana.
The Cathedral Square: in the framework of the XVI century Jesuit church, its outdoor tables at restaurants and musical shows, the atmosphere of the square is a must.
The Malecón. Nobody goes through without touching the Havana Malecon, the esplanade on the bay with eight kilometers long, where it seems that everything happens. On the Malecon, the city’s social life mingles with the tourists. Saturday night is the place to have fun.
Marti Paseo, Paseo del Prado. with boulevard trees, which in the late eighteenth century was the epicenter of the carriage rides in the middle of palaces and mansions, the Paseo Marti retains a nostalgic air, with buildings in ruins, but remembering the splendor of the area, with numerous vendors and street performers.
Craft fair. En la Calle Tacon crafts market operates outside of Havana, an ideal place to stroll and discover works of art to bring a souvenir. Not far away, does the market for secondhand books.
Central Park. At one end of Paseo Martí, Central Park is a venue where locals feel very comfortable outdoors, and adjoining the magnificent Capitol building.
La Torre. In Vedado, can climb to the top of Focsa building on your floor for 36, some of the best views in height from Havana.
Calle Neptuno. If it is to shop and learn more about the Cuban system, nothing beats a stroll along this street, to find all types of items in a particular environment and colorful. Another miss is the street Calle Obispo, a popular meeting point.