Framed Havana Art

Framed Havana Art makes it easy to discover the vestiges of the Spanish conquest, with the European empires taking over the island in the 16th century. Over the course of time, the city expanded constantly, but the old structures were conserved and today the capital actually consists of three different cities. The Old Havana is the one that attracts most of the tourists, with its narrow streets and unique architecture, while Vedado and the new suburbs are the most populous areas.

Framed Havana Art emphasize the fact that time flows at the different pace here and even the advancements of technology were embraced in a different way. The posters abound in car models that were introduced decades ago and the streets of Havana bring back memories of the urban landscape of the second half of the 20th century. The center of the capital city of Cuba is on the list of UNESCO world heritage sites and more than 1 million tourists visit it each year.