Walk through main squares of Old Havana

We began our tour visualizing various public institutions such as the Old Presidential Palace, current Museum of the Revolution that holds all the information about the republican era in Cuba from the early 20th century to the present, a portion of the Malecon Habanero where the bay of the Havana, the National Museum of Music, second place that keeps close relationship in Cuba's relations with the US, also the Spanish Embassy, ​​former home of Dioniso Velazco inaugurated in 1912, the beginning of the current and contemporary palatial mansions of Havana in the twentieth century, increase to the Generalissimo of the Wars of Independence in Cuba, Maximo Gomez Baez (Bani, DR, 18-11-1836-Havana 3-6-1905), Tunel de la Bahia de la Habana built for Cuban engineers and of the Societe du Gran d Travaux de Marseille, considered one of the 7 wonders of civil engineering in Cuba.Walking to the south, Memorial Granma where the 2nd of December 1956 Commander in Chief Fidel Castro and 81 expeditionaries disembarked by Playa las Coloradas to carry out the war of liberation against the dictatorship of Fulgencio Batista and Zaldivar with the support and auspice of the US governments. We continue the tour visualizing the National School of Ballet, former Center for Dependents of Havana in 1907 and crossing the Hotel Sevilla style, Arabic, Mudejar opened on March 22, 1908 which is one of the most illustrious hotels of its weather. In front of the aforementioned Hotel we have the Universal Art Collection of the MNBA, a building built in 1913 and reopened in 1953. It has a large collection of contemporary Cuban art, such as Rene Portocarrero, Manuel de mendive, Alfredo, Sosabravo, Rita Longa, Mariano Rodriguez, etc. In the next corner we find the Sloppy Joe's Bar where Hemingay, marlon brando, Errol, Lucho Gatica, etc. visited to taste the typical Cuban cocktails such as the mojito, the daiquiri, the sangria, the Habana Special , Cubalibre, etc., Central Park with its surrounding buildings, Gran Teatro de la Habana Alicia Alonso, Hotel Inglaterra, the longest living in Cuba dates from 1859, as well as the Universal Art Collection of the MNBA, El Capitolio, etc.