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Hershey electric train station, which runs from Casablanca to Matanzas.
Photo: Enrique González (Enro)/Cubadebate.
Casablanca is a small town located east of the entrance to Havana Bay.
It is dominated by the gigantic white marble Statue of Christ created in 1958 by Jilma Madera.
With its 15 meters high and a pedestal of 3, the Christ of Havana, is from the mestizo expression of his face and his forms, one of the symbols of Havana.
Hershey electric train station, which runs from Casablanca to Matanzas.
Photo: Enrique González (Enro)/Cubadebate.
White House.
Photo: Enrique González (Enro)/Cubadebate.
White House.
Photo: Enrique González (Enro)/Cubadebate.
White House.
Photo: Enrique González (Enro)/Cubadebate.
Guardian of the street
Photo: Enrique González (Enro)/Cubadebate.
Nature makes its way on a roof.
Photo: Enrique González (Enro)/Cubadebate.
White House.
Photo: Enrique González (Enro)/Cubadebate.
View from the bay of Havana, on the hill you can see part of the town of Casa Blanca.
Photo: Enrique González (Enro)/Cubadebate.
White House.
Photo: Enrique González (Enro)/Cubadebate.
Photo: Enrique González (Enro)/Cubadebate.
Cultural Center House of Che in the Cabaña.
Photo: Enrique González (Enro)/Cubadebate.
White House.
Photo: Enrique González (Enro)/Cubadebate.
Christ of Havana.
Photo: Enrique González (Enro)/Cubadebate.
View of the city of Havana from Casablanca.
Photo: Enrique González (Enro)/Cubadebate.
See also:
Faces and portraits of Havana