Castle of the Three Kings of Morro — photo spot in 5J2V+34X, Havana, Cuba
Castle of the Three Kings of Morro
18th‑century Castillo de los Tres Reyes del Morro crowns a rocky promontory at Havana’s harbor entrance — dramatic stone ramparts, a tall lighthouse, coastal waves and cannon embrasures offer classic coastal fortress compositions. Best at sunrise and blue hour for soft light and pastel skies; golden hour silhouettes at sunset from across the bay (Old Havana or the Malecon). Access involves a short climb and cobbled approaches; modest entry fee and limited parking—taxi or walk from nearby Old Hav
Castle of the Three Kings of Morro
18th‑century Castillo de los Tres Reyes del Morro crowns a rocky promontory at Havana’s harbor entrance — dramatic stone ramparts, a tall lighthouse, coastal waves and cannon embrasures offer classic coastal fortress compositions. Best at sunrise and blue hour for soft light and pastel skies; golden hour silhouettes at sunset from across the bay (Old Havana or the Malecon). Access involves a short climb and cobbled approaches; modest entry fee and limited parking—taxi or walk from nearby Old Hav