Casa Migdalia Caraballe Martin
Calle Santa Clara #164, Havana
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Casa Migdalia Caraballe Martin Havana

Calle Santa Clara #164 Havana, Cuba

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Daylight robbery and night-time creativity

A travel blog entry by mistytravels

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... is a very touristy place and I doubt that many, if anyone at all, noticed the change, but it certainly had me smiling!

I’ve noticed that my brain is not at all as receptive as it once was, as the new words I try to learn don’t seem to stick in my memory. I sometimes look up the same word five times in the dictionary! I just need to speak more, I think that is the key. But I’m slightly fed up with my brain now anyway, and I’m glad ...

Arrival in Havana

A travel blog entry by thearodgers

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... tourist down South. I love how Cubans dress - walking through a back alley is like walking through a slightly dirty rainbow. The buildings are old and bring to mind thoughts of the 50s, but the people milling about are always dressed in bright, happy, flashy tones of all the colours you could imagine. A big change from Europe, the last place I traveled to.

Taxis always honk at you in passing, and men standing on the curb are always asking 'taxi?' ...

Club Havana drinks are nearly free

A travel blog entry by mealanzo

... life moved even slower. We had two days left, but this one was a write off, except for a venture for food and rum. Our last day was only a little better as we managed to have a final look around and get some genuine Cuban Cigars. Our final night was again spent overlooking the entire city with rum and the best cigars in the world (that none of us liked). We tried to get an early night because all we have as an alarm is a watch, and rum here is dangerous…one leads to two, and ...

La Isla Bonita

A travel blog entry by funkymonk

... them - while the tourists are once again untouchable. Sound familiar?

While it is nice to not be bothered, the cost of that is too heavy for me. Any society that gives it's people so little and then tells them who they can or can't talk to has lost all sense in my book.

Thanks to Alex expert guidance, I've seen the quieter backstreets of Havana that no Lonely Planet will ever mention, I've eaten in a restaurant for Cuban locals, seen a bit of the ...

Cuba (the country of no hay)

A travel blog entry by follow_bex

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... a cancellation. True to itīs name the Hostal was very blue! The owners both worked in tourism previously and she was a chef at the hotels so the food was good. They also spoke English, although Josh told me off if I used English back to them :-)

Mantanzas was supposed to be the place to find Rumba and live music, however after asking the locals where the live music was most pointed us in the direction of Veradero. Thus, after me smashing a bottle of rum in the ...

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