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731bobj

such a cool piece of history, but it really could be better. there is little to describe it and tell you the real story about it, i suggest asking a local on the street, you will be shocked at the stories

tocororo83

Old Havana is one of the most devastated neighborhoods of the City of Havana due to years of bad public administration. The Havana of today lost its pre-1959 charm, but if you look close enough and let your imagination travel back in time, you'll be able to discover the beauty of this magnificent city within its crumbling columns and dusty facades. Old Havana is where it all begin; to start off discovering Havana, begin at the foot of the "ceiba tree" of the Templete, directly across from the Palace of the Captain Generals. This site is the birthplace of the city as you'll be able to see through the paintings inside the small Templete building, this is a short visit worth attending. At this site the city of Havana was founded with a catholic mass on Nov. 16, 1519. In front of the Templete there's the Plaza de Armas, the town's colonial town center and across you'll find the Palace of Captain Generals, the colonial residence of all Spain's appointed colonial governors. Do not miss this museum, it's incredible and fascinating since it holds the treasures of colonial Cuba.

DarylW414

A full 360 panorama of sites.Most buildings are open for tours.The churches are fantastic. Tour guides are a must!

41carole

This is one of the places you must go and visit - it is near the port/habour - but it has so much to see and visit, with its old buildings and lovely plaza with exciting streets to discover for yourself.

PeterAZ

Sometimes you just need a respite from the hectic pedestrian traffic in old town Havana and this square offers just that.

Oakvillain

Enjoy the sightlines, take lots of shots of angles and curves. Take a minute, sit and just watch the people,

JoelynO

The Plaza de Armas is Havana's oldest square and once was used as a parade ground for military exercises. Today the square is home to a peaceful green space, a marble statue of Carlos Manuel de Cespedes one of the fathers of an independent Cuba, and a daily book sellers market. Check out the quantities of used books and other memorabilia and have a chat with the friendly (non-pushy) merchants who most likely speak English. There are numerous museums of interest surrounding the square. And check out the Castillo de la Real Fuerza, said to be one of the oldest existing forts in the Americas.

Khaton13

This is one of the nice things in the old city. It is one piece of a puzzle in the part of the old city that is actually stellar.

KatieSFBay

Here you will find the historic mansion of the former governor of Spain and where the Americans took over at the end of the Spanish American War. Today a lovely museum. The park is filled with book sellers who have not only old and rare books, but other collectible items for those with the cash.

264BrianL

One of the main squares in the old part of the city and a must when you are in Havana. Have a good look round all the stalls for articles about and from the revolution. Also great spot if you are a stamp collector

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