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jess2188

jess2188


28 places I want to go   17 places I've been
  1. 1. Seychelles
    Africa
    1 cheer
    654 people
  2. 2. San Francisco
    United StatesCaliforniaNorthern CaliforniaBay AreaSan Francisco Peninsula
    4,043 people
  3. 3. Montreal
    CanadaQuébec Province
    1,847 people
  4. 4. Barcelona
    SpainCatalunyaBarcelona (Province)
    2,801 people
  5. 5. Sevilla
    SpainAndaluciaSevilla (Province)
    386 people
  6. 6. Egypt
    Africa
    8,935 people
  7. 7. French Polynesia
    Australia/Oceania
    611 people
  8. 8. Bora Bora
    French PolynesiaSociety Islands
    1,030 people
  9. 9. Istanbul
    Turkey
    1 cheer
    1,492 people
  10. 10. Moskva
    RussiaCentral Federal District
    1,887 people
  11. 11. Mont Saint Michel
    FranceBasse Normandie
    292 people
  12. 12. Costa Rica
    Central America And The Caribbean
    3,287 people
  13. 13. Amsterdam
    NetherlandsNoord-Holland
    4,075 people
  14. 14. Chicago
    United StatesIllinoisCook County
    2,453 people
  15. 15. Indonesia
    Asia
    1,850 people
  16. 16. Tokyo
    JapanHonshuKantō
    4,618 people
  17. 17. Paris
    FranceIle de France
    6,734 people
  18. 18. London
    United KingdomGreat BritainEngland
    6,778 people
  19. 19. Vallée de la Loire et Châteaux
    FranceCentre
    22 people
  20. 20. Roma
    ItalyLazio
    3,810 people
  21. 21. Venezia
    ItalyVeneto
    2,657 people

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Ciudad de La Habana, Cuba

La Habana

I was born and raised in Havana. Although I’m certainly biased because of that, I must say that after visiting some of the greatest cities in the world Havana is still in my top unique and peculiar places. I know there is a lot of “myth” about Cuba, but this is what you will find, first hand: a culture influenced by its Spanish and African roots, and more recently, by the Soviet Union/socialism/communism, but most importantly, a truly optimistic, welcoming, energetic people (ironically, the product of almost 50 years of misery and virtually no hope for a better future.) Although most cubans live in terrible conditions, you will find the cuban government has placed special (actually, luxurious) care in tourism, so you will be treated like royalty (sometimes out of interest sometimes out of genuine sympathy) both by the government and the people. It is not a dangerous place at all, in case it sounds remote or sketchy . Cuban food is delicious, good music, dancing, paradisiac beaches, beautiful colonial architecture, rich history…and….a relatively cheap destination!

over 4 years ago


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