


Paseo de Martí (El Prado) is Havana’s stately tree-lined boulevard flanked by ornate 19th–20th century facades, lively street scenes and classic American cars — ideal for architectural detail, street portraits and cinematic cityscapes. Best at sunrise or golden hour for warm light on stone and fewer tourists; blue hour highlights neon signs and car silhouettes. Easily walkable from central Havana; no entry fee. Expect limited parking and busy afternoons; carry small cash, respect locals when on-



Paseo de Martí (El Prado) is Havana’s stately tree-lined boulevard flanked by ornate 19th–20th century facades, lively street scenes and classic American cars — ideal for architectural detail, street portraits and cinematic cityscapes. Best at sunrise or golden hour for warm light on stone and fewer tourists; blue hour highlights neon signs and car silhouettes. Easily walkable from central Havana; no entry fee. Expect limited parking and busy afternoons; carry small cash, respect locals when on-