Havana's Heartbeat
My wife and I were getting ready for a night of Jazz when I walked out to the balcony of our rustic guest house when Bam this scene began to unfold. Note the famous Malecón in the foreground. Click. Click.
My wife and I were getting ready for a night of Jazz when I walked out to the balcony of our rustic guest house when Bam this scene began to unfold. Note the famous Malecón in the foreground. Click. Click.
My wife and I were getting ready for a night of Jazz when I walked out to the balcony of our rustic guest house when Bam this scene began to unfold. Note the famous Malecón in the foreground. Click. Click.
The Malecón in Havana traces its history back to the early 20th century when it was initially built to protect the city from the sea. Over time, it evolved into a beloved promenade stretching 8 kilometers along the coastline, becoming a cultural icon of Havana. The Malecón has witnessed significant historical moments, from political gatherings to cultural celebrations, and serves as a social hub where Cubans gather to relax, fish, socialize, and enjoy the sunset. Today, it remains a symbol of resilience and community, embodying Havana's vibrant spirit and offering breathtaking views of the sea that define the city's character.
