Photo Feature

My neighborhood is calm, nothing happens around here. It’s a nice to be able to go for a swim at the beach, even if it’s full of rubble. (29 photos)

Moments of terror. It’s the biggest fire I’ve ever seen and it’s happening right now. They still haven’t managed to extinguish the flames. (17 photos)

As a curious fact, on both sides of this work are the oldest and most modern thermoelectric plants in the country. (44 pictures)

This place of peace in Havana is shaded by beautiful trees. Its peculiarity lies in a monument in honor of the scientist Carlos J. Finlay. (18 photos)

These are not the classic photos… They are pictures showing people who live in or visit Havana going about their daily lives. (56 photos)

Shrieks could be heard from inside an 1864 tomb in the Colón Cemetery. It is covered with weeds & the marble has cracked due to time and…

The daily life of a city that every day becomes more difficult to live in, and despite everything continues to function, or tries to function

It was designed by architect Jose Luis Echarte, and its perimeter was drawn out with different geometric shapes, rectangles, squares & circles

San Isidro, birthplace of Jose Martí, is located to the east of the Old Havana municipality, between the train terminal & the Alameda de Paula