Hi folks,
we are back in San Cristobal. Today we visit the Valeda District, going from east to west from Valeda to Centro. Lets start at the Presidential Palace, which is the most famous landmark of Valeda District. In front of the Palace we find the Monumento a Martí, honored to José Martí, hero of the war for independence…
In the north of the Presindential Palace we can find the "cultural center" of San Cristobal. Close to the famous street Paseo de la Reforma...
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Lets get a little closer
Hi folks,
here we go with a small update. San Cristobal made some progress, as you may see. Today, we'll get a little closer to San Cristobals Malecon - its famous shore promenade.
In the first two pictures we have a little overview on Malecon. It connects a lot of different parts of the city. From west to east we start at Harbor District on Plaza de San Marco, this is, where Avenida 9 de Julio (left) hits Malecon (right)...
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