Information about Havana (Cuba, Ciudad de la Habana)
| The Owner of 'Colonial Vedado' says about Havana |
| Arguably Latin America�s best-preserved colonial city, Havana is one of the oldest, grandest and safest cities in the Americas, and packs a cultural punch well beyond its size and certainly beyond its economic status. Centuries of Spanish and African interaction have made it a hotbed of culture and the vibrancy of Cuban music and dance alone make it worth the trip. Add in palm trees and a tropical climate and you have a potent cocktail. Ice-cream coloured colonial buildings, cool squares and the waves lapping against the crumbling sea wall make it visually bewitching, while charismatic habaneros take care of the rest. |
| The Owner of 'Havana: Independent Apartments' says about Havana |
| Built around a natural harbor, Havana (La Habana), is one of the Caribbean’s most lively and colorful cities with narrow, derelict streets crowded with stunning, crumbling buildings and juxtaposed against 1950s Chevy\\\'s and Russian Ladas. Habana Vieja or Colonial Havana has some superb Spanish colonial architecture, with restoration being carried out on some of the plazas and grand buildings. Centro Habana is home to the most important museums and architectural highlights, including the Revolution Museum, while the trendy suburb of Vedado boasts high-rise buildings and modern hotels attracting locals and visitors alike with its theaters, art galleries, restaurants and cafes. Havana’s nightlife, fuelled with the famous rum cocktails, is vibrant but, if relaxation is needed, the beaches are only 20 minutes away. |
| The Owner of 'Casa de vacaciones Villa Sole' says about Havana |
Villa Sole is situated in Miramar, a zone of Havana city, the capital of Cuba.
In Miramar town you can find many embassies and the suggestive Quinta Avenida (Fifth Avenue)with beautiful gardens.
Prior to the Revolution, the neighborhood was home to many of Havana's upscale residents. There are many large houses and mansions here. This district was the most glamorous spaces in the Havana of the 50s. There are also some of more modern hotels such as Hotel Melia Habana, Oasis Panorama Hotel and Occidental Miramar, beaches and many social attivities for tourism a cuban citizen.
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