Relive the nostalgic charm of the 1960s in Havana
By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Department, compiled and reported
Havana is the capital of Cuba, established by the Spanish in 1514. With a population of 2.5 million, it is the largest city in the Caribbean and the economic hub of Cuba. At the same time, Havana boasts a rich history and architectural heritage, and has been designated as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site.
The street scene resembling an old car exhibition is also a daily sight in Havana. (Image source / Wixphoto)
Colorful alleyways in Havana's Old Town. (Image source / Le Routard)
Havana's bay evokes the setting of 'The Old Man and the Sea' from Hemingway's novels. (Image source / Wixphoto)
What amazes visitors upon arriving in Havana is its unique atmosphere. Due to the long-term U.S. embargo implemented in 1962 and the Cuban government’s late opening of its tourism market, among other policies, Cuba’s economic growth has been slow, preventing the rapid industrialization seen in other countries during the same period—giving the impression that “time seems to have stopped in the 1960s.”
What’s truly striking, beyond the architecture, is the “1960s vibe” on the streets. (Image source / Tuxboard)
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