El Morro Fortress, Havana Harbour & The Bay
The Castillo de los Tres Reyes del Morro ('El Morro' — the 16th-17th century Spanish colonial fortress on the eastern headland of Havana harbour, the most photographed landmark in Cuba) and the adjoining Fortaleza de San Carlos de la Cabaña (the 18th-century fortress — the largest Spanish colonial fortress in the Americas) together guard the entrance to the Havana Bay, offering the finest panoramic views of Havana and the ritual of the 'Cañonazo' (the nightly 9 PM cannon firing).
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Waypoint 1
El Morro Fortress, Havana Harbour & The Bay — waypoint 1.
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Waypoint 2
El Morro Fortress, Havana Harbour & The Bay — waypoint 2.
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Waypoint 3
El Morro Fortress, Havana Harbour & The Bay — waypoint 3.
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Waypoint 4
El Morro Fortress, Havana Harbour & The Bay — waypoint 4.
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El Morro Fortress, Havana Harbour & The Bay — waypoint 5.
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El Morro Fortress, Havana Harbour & The Bay — waypoint 6.