Havana:
Dancing with Gods and Goddesses
Havana Like an untethered live wire, Havana sizzles at a single touch. Rumba music serenades the...
Read Moreby ITKT Featured Writer | Sep 24, 2021 | Caribbean, Cuba, ITKT Blogs, Spotlight | 0
Havana Like an untethered live wire, Havana sizzles at a single touch. Rumba music serenades the...
Read Moreby ITKT Featured Writer | Aug 18, 2017 | Caribbean, Cuba, Spotlight | 0 |
Preconceptions of Cuba The pictures of Cuba highlighted in the glossy pages of my guide book show...
Read Moreby Neftalie Williams | Jun 14, 2015 | Cuba, Spotlight | 0 |
Running Through Havana A New Lens on Havana Understanding the flow of Cuban life begins at the...
Read Moreby ITKT Media Partner | Jul 21, 2011 | Announcements, Cuba | 0 |
DOWNERS GROVE, IL "“ July 18, 2011: For decades, the allure of Cuba has remained just out of...
Read Moreby Nicole Bowers | Jun 15, 2011 | Cuba, ITKT Blogs | 1 |
I love walking through the Havana Forest on a hot afternoon. The sound of the water is soothing...
Read Moreby Nicole Bowers | May 24, 2011 | Cuba, ITKT Blogs | 4 |
One of my favorite evening activities in Havana is to go for a walk along the Malecon. Eight...
Read Moreby Nicole Bowers | May 16, 2011 | Cuba, ITKT Blogs | 2 |
My favorite place for coffee in Havana is Casa de Huevos in Old Havana. The name literally...
Read Moreby Julian Worker | May 16, 2009 | Cuba, ITKT Blogs | 7 |
The area around what is now the city of Cienfuegos was originally called Cacicazgo de Jagua by the indigenous peoples. In 1819, the city became the only one in Cuba to be founded by French immigrants, who arrived from Bordeaux...
Read Moreby Julian Worker | Apr 7, 2009 | Cuba, ITKT Blogs | 0 |
The Capitol Building in Havana, inaugurated in 1929, is based on the Capitol Building in Washington DC, but, at nearly 300 feet high, is slightly taller. It is best viewed in the early morning from the Parque Central. The sun...
Read Moreby Xochitl-Julisa Bermejo | Jul 12, 2008 | Argentina, Cuba, ITKT Blogs | 0 |
On my third day in BA, having seen some of the major districts, I thought it time for an off the beaten track adventure (city style that is). In the guide book map a friend found a marker signifying a Che Guevara Museum...
Read Moreby Steve Smith | Feb 23, 2007 | Cuba | 0 |
When Fidel Castro lets go of the reins of power — however it happens — visiting Cuba will become attractive to U.S. citizens once again. However, the laws that have prevented easy travel to the Caribbean nation since...
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