Modern Havana Hotels: Classic Style Accommodations
Modern Havana is a true competition of classic hotels: from Hotel Habana Libre, Hotel Nacional, Hotel Capri to Hotel Riviera – sharing its space with massive Meliá Cohiba.
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Modern Havana is a true competition of classic hotels: from Hotel Habana Libre, Hotel Nacional, Hotel Capri to Hotel Riviera – sharing its space with massive Meliá Cohiba.
Continue readingThe Gran Teatro de La Habana Alicia Alonso, worldwide famous and oldest active theatrical institution in Latin America, celebrates this year its 180th anniversary.
Continue readingThe Feria de la Cultura Cubana Arte en la Rampa fair is a cultural promotion space that opens its doors during two months every summer – this 2018 from June 29 to September 2 – in its traditional Pabellón Cuba location, though it also reaches out to other spots of La Rampa, a centric boulevard running along 23 Street from Malecón to L Street in el Vedado.
Continue readingAll the beautiful spots of universal geography commonly host some type of legend traveling through time and oral tradition to explain the origins of said spots and their names.
Continue readingThe capital of the central Villa Clara province, Santa Clara treasures an artistical collection well rated by thousands of visitors that on going through the heart of Cuba, wish to enhance their stay with brushstrokes of the national culture.
Continue readingOriginated in Cuba during the XIX century and declared by Unesco Masterpiece of Oral and Intangible Heritage in November 2016, the rumba is a traditional musical genre of African roots, considered the origin/mother of numerous rhythms and Latin dances as salsa, with derivations in different Latin American countries
Continue readingThe memory of Cuban Apostle, José Martí is honored by three momentous sculptural sets allowing us to follow his imprint – a necessary element of national identity – the one at Parque Central, the monument at the Plaza de la Revolución and most recently, at the Parque 13 de Marzo.
Unveiled at Parque Central on February 24th 1905, the first statue paying homage to Marti in a public place, owes much to popular collection and the sculptor´s, Cuban José Vilalta de Saavedra.
Continue readingConsidered the most significant occurrence of Cuba´s editorial activity, the International Book Fair as of every year, hosts thousands of visitors, national and foreign tourists as well, eager readers seeking their preferred titles and authors of Cuban and universal literature….a true cultural event like any other, of profound popular roots, motivating and involving all types of public.
Continue readingOf marked abstractionist vocation, Santiago Luis Ferrer, Kender (Havana, August 1965) plays with colors and stroked to imprint a unique signature.
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