Home Cuba: east wind, west wind 3 - The streets of Havana tell the story of a not-so-sad tropic. As far back as the mid-19th century, the journalist Duvergier de Hauranne described Havana as the "Capua of the New World". Long before the Cuban capital became the American capital of pleasure.

3 - The streets of Havana tell the story of a not-so-sad tropic. As far back as the mid-19th century, the journalist Duvergier de Hauranne described Havana as the "Capua of the New World". Long before the Cuban capital became the American capital of pleasure.

2 - A fishing trip, a longing for the open sea or the here and now... It's life and romance that strolls along the Malecon.
There is no shortage of charming hotels in the historic centre of the Cuban capital, often carefully restored noble residences. The Conde de Villanueva adds an obvious Cuban theme to all the others: cigars.