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Vedado (Spanish: El
Vedado,
Spanish pronunciation: [el βeˈðaðo]) is a
central business district and
urban neighborhood in the city of Havana, Cuba. Bordered...
- la Revolución: El Carmelo,
Vedado-Malecón, Rampa, Príncipe, Plaza,
Nuevo Vedado-Puentes Grandes, Colón-Nuevo
Vedado,
Vedado.
Centro Habana: Cayo Hueso...
- The
Vedado Tennis Club, now José
Antonio Echeverría Workers'
Social Club, (Spanish: Club
Social de
Trabajadores José
Antonio Echeverría) was a prominent...
- also
called La Necrópolis de Cristóbal Colón, was
founded in 1876 in the
Vedado neighbourhood of Havana, Cuba, to
replace the
Espada Cemetery in the Barrio...
- Havana,
along the
north side of the
Centro Habana neighborhood and the
Vedado neighborhood,
ending at the
mouth of the
Almendares . It was
built to protect...
- El
Vedado is one of the 12
sectors of Hato Rey. 18°25′05″N 66°03′38″W / 18.4181042°N 66.0605770°W / 18.4181042; -66.0605770
Puerto Rico 2000: Po****tion...
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Lennon (formerly
known as
Parque Menocal) is a
public park,
located in the
Vedado district in Havana, Cuba. On one of the
benches of the park,
nearer the...
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facility and
office building at the
intersection of
Calle L and La
Rampa in El
Vedado, Cuba. It was
modeled after Raymond Hood's 1933
Rockefeller Center in New...
- Spanish:
Universidad de La Habana) is a
public university located in the
Vedado district of Havana, the
capital of Cuba.
Founded on 5
January 1728, the...
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Street may
refer to: 23rd St. or
Calle 23, a busy
street at the
heart of
Vedado,
Havana 23rd
Street (Manhattan), a
street in New York City 23rd
Street (Richmond...
