The Neo-Mudéjar Ursulinas Palace (Palacio de las Ursulinas) building in Old Havana (Habana Vieja)
To my untrained eye, Havana’s buildings were special. To architect Rocío’s, they were inspiring. Interesting buildings or aspects of buildings appeared around almost every corner and this blog post documents a tiny proportion of them.
The neoclassical and Art Nouveau Capitolio Building in Centro
The Art Deco Bacardi Building in Old Havana was a favourite of Rocío’s
Bacardi’s famous bat symbol features above the Bacardi Building’s cupola
Part of the neoclassical Hospital Clínico Quirúrgico Freyre de Andrade building in Centro
The Constructivist Russian Embassy in Miramar
Ruins of the Campoamor Theatre in Old Havana
The Neo-Baroque Great Theatre (Gran Teatro de La Habana Alicia Alonso) in Centro
A building in Chinatown (Barrio Chino)
The José Martí Memorial on Plaza de la Revolución in Vedado
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