Photography Tour of Havana Cuba, Havana, Cuba
Our nine day people-to-people adventure ended in the city of Havana. It was the culmination of a trip that was a long time in the making. Throughout the trip, we met amazing entrepreneurs and artisans, traveled to UNESCO World Heritage sites, and experienced the everyday life of Cuba. It was one of the most eye-opening and enriching adventures. As a traveler, going to Cuba requires some flexibility, especially with the lack of conveniences like internet and ATMs, but everything is worth it in order to visit during this special transition time in history. Things are changing fast in Cuba that is is hard to keep up. During the month we visited, the travel restrictions were gradually easing up, free enterprise was creeping in, and flight routes from the US were being restored. The world is a bigger place. It was a moment in time that will never be the same for Cuba, and an opportunity to photograph it all.
Havana is lively, expressive, soulful, and filled with eye candy (colorful cars in every direction, architecture, plazas). Before embarking on this trip, I heard from different travel bloggers that Havana is like being on a movie set of an old film. It is filled with cars from the 1950s, facades of elegant buildings, and a noticeable lack of consumerism. It is encapsulated in time. When I first saw images of this city, I immediately knew I had to go there, and there was no better time than the present. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
Havana is lively, expressive, soulful, and filled with eye candy (colorful cars in every direction, architecture, plazas). Before embarking on this trip, I heard from different travel bloggers that Havana is like being on a movie set of an old film. It is filled with cars from the 1950s, facades of elegant buildings, and a noticeable lack of consumerism. It is encapsulated in time. When I first saw images of this city, I immediately knew I had to go there, and there was no better time than the present. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: Photography Tour of Havana Cuba
Guide Location: Cuba » Havana
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Article (B))
Author: Kristen Schoeck
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Guide Location: Cuba » Havana
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Article (B))
Author: Kristen Schoeck
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Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
- Morro Castle
- Plaza de San Francisco
- Old Havana
- Finca Vigia
- Colon Cemetery
- Fusterlandia
- Revolution Square
- Hotel Nacional
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