El Malecon Beach in Havana, Cuba
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by This was the best part of our journey when we visited the city. We had such a busy and tiring day and relaxing on the beach, watching people and lazing under the sun was worth every minute. Closing a day this way is the best, at least for me! :)
Address:
Centro Habana Havana Cuba
Price:
Free admission
Opening Hours:
No opening hours.
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