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- The Malecón (officially Avenida de Maceo) is a broad esplanade, roadway, and seawall that stretches for 8 km (5 miles) along the coast in Havana, Cuba...
- Sıcak ve neme rağmen kordon boyu olan El Malecon'da yürümeli, akşamsa eğer çalan çeşit çeşit müziklerin keyfine var malısınız.
- Although some of the houses lining the Malecón are in ruins, the Malecón remains one of the most spectacular and popular destinations in Havana.
- Laid out in the early 1900s as a salubrious oceanside boulevard for Havana's pleasure-seeking middle classes, the Malecón expanded rapidly eastward in the...
- The Malecón is the famous Havana seawall, sidewalk, and road known for the fresh breeze from the sea, views of stars at night, and cruising in classic cars.
- El Malecón is an iconic 5-kilometer-long seawall or breakwater in Havana, Cuba, which runs along the city’s coast and is one of the region’s most beloved tourist...
- The famous El Malecón stretches five miles along the coast in Havana, Cuba.
- The Malecon is a very diverse kaleidoscope and is the most democratic space in Cuba and the only recreattional place in Havana, it...
- The Malecón—referring to the six-lane avenue, the ample sidewalk, and the seawall separating Havana from the ocean—is an unquestionable symbol of the...
- El Malecon: Malecón stroll - See 12,078 traveler reviews, 6,748 candid photos, and great deals for Havana, Cuba, at Tripadvisor.
- Waves break along the length of the sea wall that borders Havana’s most popular thoroughfare, the avenida Antonio Maceo also known as the Malecón.
- A plaque is the starting point while a path takes us to the statue of Hasekura Tsunenaga, the first Japanese man who visited Havana.
- And then I stepped out from the shadow of the buildings and onto Havana’s El Malecón, a long esplanade curving alongside the water, artfully shaping Havana’s...
