Travel in Cuba

[Ryan]

One of the best series of articles on Travel to Cuba I've seen in a long time.

Great pictures too.

The author gained a lot of insight in two weeks in the country.

http://www.pixable.com/topic/the-real-cuba

[wabashcr]

Thanks for sharing. I just read through the Abandoned Sites feature. That kind of stuff fascinates me. Seems pretty dumb to take the risks he did, but it made for a very interesting piece. He's lucky he didn't end up in a gulag or something.

[Ryan]

Thanks for sharing. I just read through the Abandoned Sites feature. That kind of stuff fascinates me. Seems pretty dumb to take the risks he did, but it made for a very interesting piece. He's lucky he didn't end up in a gulag or something.

It's harder than you'd think for a tourist to end up in jail in Cuba. Though don't go trying to prove me wrong..

If you like that stuff specifically, there's a very good podcast on design called 99% Invisible.

They often do bits about abandoned architecture.

Here's one specifically on the International Art School dreamt up by Castro and Guevara when they played golf that time. It's brilliant. Worth a listen.

http://99percentinvisible.org/episode/viva-la-arquitectura/

[KGM]

Thoroughly enjoyable read and some great photos. Thanks!

[habanolover]

Enjoying very much so far. Thanks for the post!!!

[BigWill]

Thanks for the post. Being an American I'm looking forward to being able to travel there someday.

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