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This is an elegant theater which has been renewed extensively. The best artists of the world, Caruso, Rubinstein and other legendary artists, were presented in this place. It was the headquarters of the world-wide known ballerina Alicia Alonso.
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It keeps family and personal belongings of Cuba National Hero Jose Marti. He was one of the most outstanding figures of Latin-American literature of the 19th century.
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Callejon de Hamel (Hamel alley) in the Cayo Hueso neighborhood, where we'll visit the would famous gallery and surreal dwelling of internationally acclaimed muralist and sculptor, Salvador Gonzalez.
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It is located in the ancient Captain General's Palace, seat of the Spanish governments in the island from 1781 to 1899 and of the presidency of the republic from 1902 to 1920.
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Church of Santo Angel Custodio, where Jose Marti was baptized on Feb. 12, 1853.
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The Necropolis Cristobal Colon (built in 1876) is known for its beauty and magnificence. This enormous cemetery is considered to be one of the five most impressive of the world.
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"El Rincon" is a little town near to Havana where La Iglesia de San Lazaro is located. December 17 is San Lazaro`s day. That day is impossible to go there, thousands of people go, most of them to fulfill their promise.
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El Templete, small neoclassical temple which marks the spot where the first Mass was said in 1519.
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One of Old Havana's finest buildings, the Grand Theater was built in 1837. It was considered to be one of the finest theaters in the world.
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Behind the glass is La Granma, the boat Fidel Castro used to start the revolution in Cuba.
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The cathedral has a marvelous baroque facade and is located on one of the four great Plazas in Old Havana.
