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Avenida 23
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Yohanis
July 8, 2018
Also good to get a taxi
Heriberto & Elena
September 1, 2017
Main street of Havana
M&M
July 22, 2017
Walk On 23rd Ave from Paseo to Malecon, lively scenes, bars, restaurants, music venues and something else!
Hanny
December 15, 2016
The 23rd Avenue is a Wifi zone. It sells a lot of handicrafts in 23 and M street. There is a bank in 23 and J and a Cadeca (House of Change). Also in 23 and P there are offices of several airlines like Evelop, Aireuropa, Interjet, ect. There are ATMs and a Metropolitan Bank. In 23 and M there is an office called Havanatur that can book tours to various places in the country. There are several cinemas like La Rampa and Yara cinema. There is Coopelia( ice cream) and the dog house.
The 23rd Avenue is a Wifi zone. It sells a lot of handicrafts in 23 and M street. There is a bank in 23 and J and a Cadeca (House of Change). Also in 23 and P there are offices of several airlines like Evelop, Aireuropa, Interjet, ect. There are ATMs and a Metropolitan Bank. In 23 and M there is an…
Dayana
February 16, 2020
La Rampa, which means “the slope” in Spanish, is the last stretch of the famous Calle 23 or 23 Street, leading up to the center of Vedado. Built in 1930, the location primarily was used for a battery of canyons that protected the city from attack. In the 1950s, this was the area where many of the city’s highest buildings were built, including Someillán and the Mountain Lopez. Many hotels, clubs and shops also crowded along this stretch, such as Havana Libre, the former site of Hilton Hotel, the Hotel Capri and the Hotel Nacional. The country’s most famous ice cream shop Coppelia is also very close to the street.
La Rampa, which means “the slope” in Spanish, is the last stretch of the famous Calle 23 or 23 Street, leading up to the center of Vedado. Built in 1930, the location primarily was used for a battery of canyons that protected the city from attack. In the 1950s, this was the area where many of the ci…
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