Opisbo Street is a pedestrian-only thoroughfare in Vieja Havana. Lining the street is a collection of art galleries, souvenir shops and lots of restaurants and bars. Most of the bars have a band or some form of entertainment. Rum is the alcohol of choice served in a variety of ways – usually daiquiris and mojitos.
One of the most famous bars on this street is the Floridata, a favourite haunt of Ernest Hemingway and the “home of the daiquiri”.
Being a street where many tourists go, there is a lot to see. Here are some of my sights along Opisbo Street.
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What is in all the little jars on the shelves? Looks like everyone was having a good time! Could have been the rum.
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The little jars were in the old-fashioned drugstore had different medicinal herbs.
Nice! They look like they are having a good time.
Just curious Cat to why there’s no letter “N”
N is Negril, Jamaica. .. the only a to z post not about Cuba.