Havana - La Havane

[GuideSabbatique]

I live in Montreal, a city in province of Quebec (French speaking) that is not as well known to foreigners as Toronto or Vancouver. I took last week off and went to Havana. I like to wander around the city and take bike trips and hick in nature. Here a few of my pictures. / J'habite à Montréal, une ville du Québec (francophone) moins connue chez étrangers que Toronto ou Vancouver. J'ai pris congé la semaine dernière et je suis allé à La Havane. J'aime marcher dans la ville et faire des promenades à bicyclette dans la nature. Voici quelques-unes de mes photos

[DiegoCR19]

I wish I can go soon to La Habana! Would you recommend it for traveling?

[duenbenz]

I ever heard that Asian including Thai living in Montreal because the weather there not much cold as Toronto or Vancouver. I think it seems to be like that I can see your farm alike tropical farm in Thailand. Nice to know that it s good weather with beautiful chapel architecture.

[GuideSabbatique]

Montreal is a lot colder than Vancouver and Toronto. Our province attracts monthly French speaking immigrants. One day I wish to have the chance to visit Eastern Asian

[GuideSabbatique]

I liked Havana but it was an easy flight for us to go and I recommend it. Most people from here go to all included hotels and never have the chance to see the people nor the culture. I was surprised to see the Old Havana deserted on a Friday night because the cruise ship attracts they clients to go back and eat on the ship. I recommend taking a bike for a few hours. Very secure, Internet is not easy so download Maps.me app before going.