Università
Universidad de la Habana
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Located atop one of Havana’s hills, the university is where the most important Cuban architects developed their craft. The neoclassical stairs are like a welcome mat for students and visitors, evoking the Greek Acropolis. It’s a completely remote location in the middle of the city, surrounded by lots of greenery. Walk down the street known as San Lazaro and climb up the stairs—it’s tradition that students walk them on their very first day of class. You must see the great lecture hall and the math building. But be warned: mornings are very busy.
Lokalità
Havana, Havana
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Address: San Lazaro y L, Vedado. Description: The most impressive part of the University, at least as seen from outside, is the flight of steps or escalinata that lead up to the front section of the campus where you can take a picture with the Alma Mater statue. The university has occupied this site since 1902 and with students being key players in national politics in Cuba. The University has seen many important political mobilisations over the years, especially in the early and mid 1920s, in 1933 and again in the mid and late 1950s. Some of the buildings are constructed in neoclassical style and are worth exploring.
Address: San Lazaro y L, Vedado. Description: The most impressive part of the University, at least as seen from outside, is the flight of steps or escalinata that lead up to the front section of the campus where you can take a picture with the Alma Mater statue. The university has occupied this site…
Founded on January 5, 1728, the university is the oldest in Cuba, and one of the first to be founded in America. The University of Havana has 15 faculties at its campus.