Castillo de la Real Fuerza Havana

Plaza de Armas, e/Calle O'Reilly y Av. del Puerto (Calle Desamparado/San Pedro) Havana , Cuba - Phone: 7/861-6130
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  • 1

    Havana, The Last

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    ... took a load of photos and gave him some money. Realistically, these two make a killing !!! Eventually, we arrived at the Castillo de la Real Fuerza. It's a little castle which was used to defend the city, but now it is full of small ships !!! Around the ...

  • 2

    Vintage Cars and Architecture

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    ...   From here visited some of the nearby churches and catherdal before headed back to the San Fransico plaza and nearby Castillo de la Real Fuerza. Wander around this fort for a bit. Definately seems like a defensible place to hole up in. With one ...

  • 3

    Havana Day 2

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    ... nbsp; Then I went walking in Habana Vieja (old town) checking out the plaza Armas and the sort of fort/castle Castillo de la Real Fuerza.  The Carthedral de San Critobal de la Habana was a stunning baroque church and it's square was very nice.  ...

  • 4

    Cuba is a wonderland

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    ... city and burned much of it to the ground. Subsequently, the Spanish built fortresses and walls to protect the city. Castillo de la Real Fuerza was the first fortress built in 1558. The city was built in the 17th century in baroque, Spanish ...

  • 5

    La Habana

    69 photos

    ... the book market, square and Palicio de los Capitanes Generales and Palacio Segundo, both impressive stone buildings, and then to Castillo de la Real Fuerza.   We had fun poking around the Art market in old Havana. I got a coconut drink to try ...

  • 6

    Havana Affair

    ... - the second most beautiful Plaza in the Old Town. We checked out the small park in the centre, as well as the Castillo de la Real Fuerza (with the tiny Giradilla, symbol of Habana on top of one of the towers) and El Templete, which marks the mythical ...