Havana, Cuba (map, info, 1995).

"It's thought that humans first cruised from South America to Cuba around 3500 BC. Primarily fishers and hunter-gatherers, these original inhabitants were later joined by the agriculturalist Taino, a branch of the Arawak Indians. Christopher Columbus sighted Cuba on 27 October 1492, and by 1514, Diego Velázquez de Cuéllar had conquered the island for the Spanish crown and founded seven settlements. When captured Taino chief and resistance fighter Hatuey was condemned to die at the stake, he refused baptism, saying that he never wanted to see another Spaniard again, not even in heaven." [-- Lonely Planet Cuba]

El Morro, Havana	Evening	Sunset from El Morro	Vieja square
Lighthouse	Coastline	Waves at the Malecon	Live Salsa
Tenement building	State Capitol	Havana aerial view	Typical street
Straw hat maker	Palacio National (now museo de la revolution)	Hemmingway's hangout	Former royal residence
Rush hour traffic	Monument	Old Square	La Fortaleza
Cycle bus	City block	La universidad	La universidad