Santiago de Cuba: Part 1, Introducing Cuba’s history
March 31, 2019
Jonathan L took a photography tour while in Santiago de Cuba. Here is the first of two pieces about his trip through history.
Jonathan L took a photography tour while in Santiago de Cuba. Here is the first of two pieces about his trip through history.
Paul Heymont visits Santiago’s cathedral and recounts its long struggle to even exist
Wifi’s in short supply, but every sunny day sees colorful wash hanging out all over town; washers are more common than dryers!
That’s not a tourist buggy; it serves as a waterfront area “bus.” Santiago still has many horse-drawn wagons and carts of all sorts, mixed with
Post-Hurricane Sandy housing project. Santiago lost many homes, but few people. Numbers of projects are named for countries whose aid built them.
CheapAir, which a few weeks ago became the first U.S. online travel agency to book passengers for flights to Cuba, but only through other countries such as Mexico or Panama, has now begun to offer direct non-stop flights. That’s become possible…
Jonathan L took a photography tour while in Santiago de Cuba. Here is the first of two pieces about his trip through history.
Paul Heymont visits Santiago’s cathedral and recounts its long struggle to even exist
Wifi’s in short supply, but every sunny day sees colorful wash hanging out all over town; washers are more common
That’s not a tourist buggy; it serves as a waterfront area “bus.” Santiago still has many horse-drawn wagons and carts
Post-Hurricane Sandy housing project. Santiago lost many homes, but few people. Numbers of projects are named for countries whose aid
CheapAir, which a few weeks ago became the first U.S. online travel agency to book passengers for flights to Cuba, but only through other countries such as Mexico or Panama, has now begun to offer direct non-stop flights. That’s become possible…