Walking by Old Havana's streets | Alojamientos cuba-casas.net

Walk with us by Old Havana's streets, the oldest part of the Cuban capital. It mixed multitude of architectural styles and traditions fruits of a multicultural heritage of nearly 500 years.

For years there has been a work of restoration and revitalization of this part of the city that has become one of the most touristics throughout the island. There you will find churches, fortresses and other historical buildings in a stunning condition. Also many restaurants of all types, from restaurants to gourmet palates and international libraries, museums and shops (clothes, handicrafts, souvenirs). Old Havana has a very active life (day and night) with its exhibitions of craft fairs, books sellers, artistic events and, above all, cheerful people always ready to make unforgettable the stay of its visitors.

Mercaderes street Mercaderes street Welcomes travelers with its colonial mansions, museums and restaurants where you can enjoy the most authentic cuban food flavored with the most traditional Cuban trova music. Leads to the Plaza Vieja square.

Capitol impressive overview, headquarters on many years of Congress and other government agencies. Attractive building for its luxurious interiors and because around of it, brings together the most diverse and colorful characters of Havana.

Imposing fortress that once defended the entrance to the port and today is home to a Naval Museum where you will see shipwrecks and scale models of ships from all eras made by major artisans worldwide.

The most important religious building on the island, with hundreds of years of history and must-see for those who arrive in Havana Vieja.

Curious characters that will delight children and adults who pass through the streets of Old Havana.

Here in the Plaza de Armas square meet many traders who offer for sale all kinds of antiques, from cameras with more than 100 years until rare and interesting books you will not find in any bookstore.

Statue located across the street from the Lonja del Comercio, in the San Francisco de Asis square.

Fountain where many travelers stop to rest for a few minutes and appreciate the unique charm of this place with hundreds of years of history, the background, the facade of the Cruise Terminal in the Port of Havana.

El Templete with its centenary Ceiba tree mark the exact spot where Havana was founded in the distant year of 1519. The Havana tradition reveres this Ceiba tree, which its inhabitants make offerings and pray for good fortune.