36 hours in Havana
- Submitted by: Juana
- Travel and Tourism
- Havana
- Society
- 01 / 09 / 2016
Havana is an old city where the old and the modern are in contrast. No other city in Latin America, or perhaps the world, can claim to be having just the kind of moment that Havana is experiencing now after so many decades gasping for change. For visitors, the capital is a mash-up of past and present, freedom and restriction. Havana is no longer frozen in time, at least not completely.
Officially, some limits for Americans remain in place. Despite restored relations with Cuba, tourism is still banned by the embargo. But for those who reach Havana under the 12 categories of legal travel, or without permission, and for the rest of the world, the city is ready to amaze.
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