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A Stroll Down the Prado Promenade

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The Prado promenade is one of Old Havana’s main avenues, where kids gather to play, while grownups walk, sell and buy artwork, take pictures, or sit on one of its many benches to enjoy the breeze and contemplate the surrounding architecture.

The promenade extends from Neptuno Street all the way to the seaside, intersected by perpendicular streets that create independent sections, guarded on each corner by bronze statues of lions.

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