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  • Bars: Castillo de Farnes

    Castillo de Farnes

    • Destination: Havana
    • Open: Daily
    • Address: Monserrate esq. a Obrapia, Havana City. Cuba
    • Telephone: (537) 8671040
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  • Description

    Located in the colonial area of Havana since 1896, in the middle of a group of quiet squares and narrow streets. Menu restaurant with more than a century of culinary activity. It offers a fast and pleasant service of Spanish food and shellfish-based dishes; desserts such as the fritters, sautés, churros, doughnuts. Sausages sandwiches and Spanish products; flavorful oysters and fresh fish. Songs and dances of the Galician, Andalusian and Catalan tradition. 

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  • Havana Airport

    José Martí International Airport (IATA: HAV, ICAO: MUHA), sometimes known by its former name Rancho-Boyeros Airport, is located 15 km (9 mi) southwest of Havana, Cuba, and is a hub for Cubana de Aviación, Aerogaviota, and Aero Caribbean, and former Latin American hub for Aeroflot Soviet Airlines.[2] It is Cuba's main international and domestic gateway, and serves several million passengers each year. The airport lies in the municipality of Boyeros and connects Havana with the rest of the Caribbean, North, Central and South America, Europe, and one destination in Africa. It is named in memory of patriot and poet José Martí. In the 1960s the airport was bombed by B-26 aircraft from Brigade 2506, a CIA-sponsored group of Cuban exiles attempting to liberate Cuba from Fidel Castro. Cubans are not allowed to own aircraft or use the airport for either private or commercial flight. Only government-owned aircraft are allowed to use the facilities. There are currently four passenger terminals in use at the airport, plus a freight terminal.[3] Terminal 1 is used primarily for domestic flights. Terminal 2 opened in 1988, primarily for charter flights to the United States. Ten years later on April 27, 1998, the International Terminal 3 was opened by Canada's then-Prime Minister, Jean Chrétien, and former Cuban president, Fidel Castro. International Terminal 3 offers many modern facilities and jetways that the former international Terminal 1 did not provide. Terminal 5 is operated by Aerocaribbean. Today, Copa Airlines is the foreign airline with most flights to the airport, operating 34 flights a week (roughly 5 daily flights) from Panama City, Panama, and Bogota, Colombia. The airport is operated by Empresa Cubana de Aeropuertos y Servicios Aeronáuticos (ECASA).

  • Playa Baracoa Airport

    Playa Baracoa Airport serves domestic flights scheduled by the local airline Aerogaviota and is situated about 28 km west of Havana, in the village of Playa Baracoa, (Province Artemisa).

  • Car Rental offices next to Castillo de Farnes Bars
  • Car Rental office Hotel Plaza

    Calle Ignacio Agramonte. Havana Vieja
    8668915 201m

    Car Rental office Hotel Parque Central

    Calle Neptuno esq Prado. La Habana Vieja
    8600096 224m

    Car Rental office Hotel Inglaterra

    Paseo del Padro esq San Rafael, La Habana
    8666218 230m

    Car Rental office Hotel Telegrafo

    Paseo del Padro esq Neptuno La Habana
    8638990 253m

    Car Rental office Hotel Sevilla

    Paseo del Padro esq Refugio, La Habana Vieja
    8669156 358m

  • Gas stations next to Castillo de Farnes Bars
  • La Rampa

    Calle 23 e Infanta, Vedado. Havana City. Cuba
    (537) 8731480/873148 2km 294m

    Tángana

    Malecón y 13. Havana City. Cuba
    (537) 334588 2km 803m

    L y 17

    L y 17, Vedado. Havana City. Cuba
    (537) 334587 2km 986m

    Guanabo

    Vía Blanca No. 46005 y 462, Intermitente de Guanabo. Havana City. Cuba
    (537) 964093/964094 2km 986m

    Ayestarán

    Ayestarán y Ave. de Rancho Boyeros. Havana City. Cuba
    (537) 666051 4km 477m

    Riviera

    Paseo y Malecon. Havana City. Cuba. Havana City. Cuba
    (537) 333027 4km 619m

    17 y 12

    Calle 12 esq. a 17, Vedado. Havana City. Cuba
    (537) 8339238/8333272 4km 658m

    Santa Catalina

    Santa Catalina y Vento. Havana City. Cuba
    (537) 335531 5km 157m

    El Tunel

    Calle 2 No. 518 e/ 5ta. B y 7ma. B, Miramar, Havana City. Cuba
    (537) 2041906/2047470 5km 742m

    31 y 18

    Ave. 31 y 18, Miramar. Havana City. Cuba. Havana City. Cuba
    (537) 2040520 6km 343m

  • Restaurants next to Castillo de Farnes Bars
  • Castillo de Farnes

    Monserrate esq. a Obrapia, Havana City. Cuba
    (537) 8671040 0m

    Floridita

    Monserrate esq. a Obispo, Havana City. Cuba
    (537) 8671300 46m

    La Zaragozana

    Monserrate No. 351 e/ Obispo y Obrapia, Havana City. Cuba
    (537) 8608817 67m

    Gentiluomo

    Obispo y Bernaza, Havana City. Cuba
    (537) 8671300 80m

    Hanoi

    Teniente Rey esq. a Bernaza, Havana City. Cuba
    (537) 8671029 172m

    Real Plaza, Hotel Plaza

    Zulueta No. 267 esq. a Neptuno, Havana City. Cuba
    (537) 939486 205m

    El Mediterraneo, Hotel Parque Central

    Neptuno e/ Prado y Zulueta, Havana City. Cuba
    (537) 8606627 224m

    El Paseo, Hotel Parque Central

    Neptuno e/ Prado y Zulueta, Havana City. Cuba
    (537) 8666627 224m

    Steak House

    Hotel Parque Central. Neputno, esq. Prado. Havana City. Cuba
    224m

    Telegrafo, Hotel Telegrafo

    Prado No. 408 esq. a Neptuno, Havana City. Cuba
    (537) 8609078 260m

  • Automatic Cash next to Castillo de Farnes Bars
  • 0011

    Calle 17 e/ M y N, FOCSA. Havana City
    2km 873m

    0014

    Línea No. 705 e/ Paseo y A. Havana City
    4km 371m

    0073

    Calle 1ra. No. 40 e/ 0 y 2, CIMEX
    5km 995m

    0115

    Calle 70 e/ 1ra. y 3ra., Hotel LTI Panorama. Havana City
    8km 884m

    0160

    Calle 17 No. 8215 e/ 82 y 84. Havana City
    9km 071m

    0030

    Ave. 3ra. e/ 78 y 80. Havana City
    9km 226m

    0067

    Calle 16 No. 306 e/ 3ra. y 5ta.. Havana City
    9km 226m

    0183

    Calle 16 No. 310 e/ 3ra. y 5ta. Havana City
    9km 226m

    0031

    5ta. Ave. esq. a 112. Havana City
    10km 484m

  • Currency Exchange next to Castillo de Farnes Bars
  • Hotel Parque Central

    Paseo del Prado e/ Neptuno y Virtudes. Havana City
    — 224m

    Hotel Sevilla

    Paseo del Prado esq. a Refugio. Havana City
    (537) 8639030 393m

    Lonja del Comercio

    Calle Oficios esq. a Baratillo. Havana City. Cuba
    (537) 669628 868m

    Hotel Deauville

    Calle Galiano esq. a Malecón. Havana City. Havana City. Cuba
    — 881m

    Hotel Vedado

    Calle O e/ 23 y 21. Havana City. Havana City. Cuba
    — 2km 358m

    Hotel Nacional

    Calle O y 21. Havana City
    (537) 8733564 3km 474m

    Hotel Cohiba

    Calle Paseo e/ 1ra. y 3ra. Havana City. Havana City. Cuba
    — 4km 642m

    Hotel Riviera

    Calle Paseo esq. a Malecón. Havana City
    (537) 662185 4km 792m

    Agromercado 15 y 24

    Calle 15 y 24, Vedado. Havana City. Cuba
    (537) 333915 5km 329m

    Kasalta

    Ave. 5ta.B esq. a calle 2. Havana City. Cuba
    — 5km 779m

  • Clinics next to Castillo de Farnes Bars
  • Hermanos Ameijeiras

    San Lazaro No. 701 e/ Belascoain y Marquez Gonzalez. Centro Haban
    (537) 8761000 1km 470m

    Retinosis Pigmentaria Centro Internacional Camilo Cienfuegos

    Calle L No. 151 e/ Linea y 13, Vedado. Havana City. Cuba
    (537) 8333886 3km 135m

    Instituto Cardiovascular

    Calle 17 esq. a Paseo, Vedado. Havana City. Cuba
    (537) 8382652-53 4km 020m

    SPA Hotel Riviera

    Malecón y Paseo, Vedado . Havana City
    (537) 8368756 4km 792m

    Sucursal Servicios Médicos Internacionales

    Calle 18 No. 4304 e/ 43 y 47, Miramar. Havana City
    (537) 2040114 6km 025m

    Centro de Histoterapia Placentaria

    Calle 18 esq. a 43. Playa. Havana City. Cuba
    6km 051m

    Cira Garcia, Clinica Central

    Calle 20 No. 4101 esq. a 41. Playa . Havana City. Cuba
    (537) 2040331 6km 104m

    Ramon Pando Ferrer, Hospital

    Calle 76 No. 3104. Havana City. Cuba
    (537) 2654800 8km 328m

    Comodoro, SPA Club

    Ave 1ra. y 84, Miramar. Havana City. Cuba
    (537) 2045049 9km 433m

    Orthopedic Hospital Frank Pais

    Ave. 51 No. 19603 e/ 196 y 200. Havana City, Cuba
    (537) 2627022 ext. 478 12km 232m

  • Drugstores next to Castillo de Farnes Bars
  • International Drugstore Hotel Sevilla

    Calle Prado esq. a Trocadero. Havana City
    (5348) 8615703 393m

    International Drugstore Hotel Habana Libre

    Calle 23 esq. a L , Vedado. Havana City
    (5348) 8319538 2km 631m

    International Drugstore 41 y 20

    Ave. 41 esq. a 20, Miramar. Havana City
    (537) 2069985 6km 171m

    International Drugstore Casa Bella

    7ma. Ave. y 22 No. 2603. Havana City
    (537) 2047980 6km 730m

    International Drugstore Miramar Centro de Negocios

    Ave 3ra. y 82, Miramar. Havana City
    (537) 2044515 9km 218m

    International Drugstore SPA Comodoro

    Ave 3ra. y 84, Miramar. Havana City. Cuba
    (537) 2049385 9km 433m

    International Drugstore Terminal No. 3, Aeropuerto Internacional “José Martí”

    Terminal No. 3. Havana City
    (537) 2664105 16km 335m

  • Castillo de Farnes is located in Havana

  • Capital of Cuba and the country's administrative, political, cultural and scientific center, it is also the capital of two provinces: City of Havana and Havana. Though only around 280 square miles (727 square kilometers) in size-0.65 percent of the archipelago's total area.

    The Old Havana and system of forts led UNESCO to declare it a part of world heritage in 1982. Founded on its present site in 1519, the settlement of San Cristobal de La Habana prospered mainly due to its bay, which was a natural port of call for ships sailing to and from the New World. Starting in 1634, because of its strategic location, San Cristobal de La Habana was considered the key to the New World-as attested to by royal letters patent-and the main defense of the West Indies.

    The Cuban capital consists of an immense number of buildings in a wide range of architectural styles, built in the course of nearly five centuries. These styles range from the pre-baroque to the baroque, neo-Gothic, neoclassical, eclectic, art noveau and art-deco, to the modern.

    Alejo Carpentier, one of Cuba's most famous authors, called it "the city of columns" and focused attention on its streets, which he considered a perennially rich show of life, humanity and contrasts that was bound to entertain any observer.

    Over 14 kilometers of excellent beaches lie to the east of the Cuban capital. To the south, a green belt contributes to a healthful atmosphere.