See Part 2 of this series -- Before you go (what to watch on YouTube)
See Part 4 of this series -- What to do in Havana (Old Havana and University of Havana)
Let's look at four places...
A Place to See (1)
Plaza de la
Revolución
This is the
plaza with the famous outline of Che Guevara
on a building and the five-sided Martí tower.
Leave Something in Havana
While you
are in the area, go to the Foreign Languages department’s FLEX building and take some university students to lunch.
Here’s a
post from SafeBridge.Blogpost.com:
Make time to speak with locals. Many people come to Cuba for the museums, Habana
Vieja, the music, the shows, the beaches. Fine. Enjoy them.
But visit the University of Havana.
Look for the
Foreign Language Faculty (near the national bus station and about three blocks
east of the Plaza de la Revolucion). Stay away from prostitutes.
You have what 10 million people want: The U.S. accent. You
can help them improve their English by talking with them, by listening to them
and by sharing what you know.
Look for a
snack shop on 19 de Mayo Calle (east of the national bus station) in the photo
below, west of Ayestaran.
Ask
students where they go after class.
A Place to See (2)
Lennon Park,
Vedado. The statue is near the corner of
Calle 6 and Calle 17.
Go to Cuba
Libro, an English language bookstore at Calles 24 and 19.
Author Shirley
Langer reads a selection from her novel Anita's Revolution
Why not
participate in an event at the bookstore?
This photo was taken from the Cuba Libro Facebook page.
See Part 2 of this series -- Before you go (what to watch on YouTube)
See Part 4 of this series -- What to do in Havana (Old Havana and University of Havana)
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