The harbor was created from the natural Havana Bay which is entered through a narrow inlet and which divides into three main harbors: Marimelena, Guanabacoa, and Atarés.
History
It was fortified by the Spaniards in the sixteenth century who in 1553 transferred the governor's residence to Havana from Santiago de Cuba on the eastern end of the island, thus making Havana the de facto capital. The importance of these fortifications was early recognized as English, French, and Dutch sea marauders attacked the city in the 16th century. Later fortifications included the Fortaleza de San Carlos de la Cabaña, known as La Cabaña or Fort of Saint Charles, built in the 18th-century on the elevated eastern side of the harbor entrance as the largest fortress complex in the Americas. The fort rises above the 200-foot (60 m) hilltop, beside Morro Castle. Castillo de la Real Fuerza and San Salvador de la Punta Fortress, both constructed in sixteenth century, sit on the western side of the harbor in Old Havana.
Havana (/həˈvænə/; Spanish: La Habana, [la aˈβana]) is the capital city, largest city, province, major port, and leading commercial centre of Cuba. The city proper has a population of 2.1 million inhabitants, and it spans a total of 728.26km2 (281.18sqmi) – making it the largest city by area, the most populous city, and the third largest metropolitan area in the Caribbean region. The city extends mostly westward and southward from the bay, which is entered through a narrow inlet and which divides into three main harbours: Marimelena, Guanabacoa and Atarés. The sluggish Almendares River traverses the city from south to north, entering the Straits of Florida a few miles west of the bay.
The city of Havana was founded by the Spanish in the 16th century and due to its strategic location it served as a springboard for the Spanish conquest of the continent becoming a stopping point for the treasure-laden Spanish galleons on the crossing between the New World and the Old World. King Philip II of Spain granted Havana the title of City in 1592. Walls as well as forts were built to protect the old city. The sinking of the U.S. battleship Maine in Havana's harbor in 1898 was the immediate cause of the Spanish–American War.
The production ran for 221 performances before touring the provinces. It also soon played in Berlin, Germany. An American production played at the Casino Theatre in New York after a Philadelphia tryout, with revisions by its star, James T. Powers. This production was staged by Ned Wayburn and ran from 11 February 1909 to 25 September 1909 for a total of 236 performances.
Among the show's musical numbers are the songs Little Miquette, Cupid's Telephone, How Did the Bird Know That? and Pensacola. Musical selections from the show were recorded by the Victor Light Opera Company in 1909.
Havana ("turn left in Havana") is a club passingpattern. There are 4 jugglers with a total of 12 clubs and the pattern is a type of rotating feed, much like a feed weave. Feeders do a 2 count (everies) while feedees do a 6 count. All passes are right hand tramline.
There is always one feeder, but the feeder changes throughout. It is best described from the feeders point of view. When feeding, begin passing to your leftmost feedee. Make 5 passes in a windshield wiper fashion.
After the first pass, feedee B and C begin to switch places in a clockwise motion. After the places have been exchanged and the feeder has given their 4th pass, B takes one additional step forward and turns counter clockwise (see: "turn left"), such that D will be the new feeder.
Once A finishes their 5th pass, D immediately begins their feed cycle starting on their left. Note that A has no break between A's 5th pass and D's first pass.
Some find that practicing a 4 person feed weave with a single feeder is a good warm up for this pattern.
Russian warships enter Havana Harbour on official visit
Russian warships have entered Havana Harbour as part of an official visit demonstrating renewed ties between Cuba and Russia.
The move comes amid strained relations between the US and Cuba, after Washington halted cruise ships from visiting the country earlier this month.
#Cuba #Russia #Havana
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Havana Harbour
published: 20 Mar 2017
Havannah Harbour
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published: 16 Mar 2022
Several Russian warships lead by Admiral Gorshkov Frigate arrived at Havana Port, Cuba #russiausa
published: 08 Jun 2024
Russian naval fleet arrives at Havana's harbour
(3 Aug 2013) SHOTLIST
AP TELEVISION
1. Wide of the Russian "Moskva" missile cruiser entering Havana harbour and passing in front of El Morro Castle
2. Wide of Cuban cannon salute as ship enters harbour
3. Wide of the Moskva entering the harbour
4. Pull out to wide of sailors standing to attention on the Moskva
5. Mid of people watching from the Malecon, Havana's seafront avenue
6. Mid of the ship's communication tower with Russian and Cuban flags
7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) vox pop, Valdomero Carroteguas, Havana Resident:
"This is a good reception; it's great to receive them. We Cubans were for a long time allied to them, and we still are their allies."
8. Mid of Asian delegation with Cuban military officer taking group picture
9. Wide of people walking on the pier with the Russian...
published: 31 Jul 2015
Entering the Port of Havana
Filmed Aboard the MSC Armonia cruise ship, as we sailed from Miami to Cuba
published: 26 Mar 2019
Old Havana and its Fortifications: Havana Harbor
Havana Harbor
published: 27 Apr 2014
360 - Virtual Reality: The View From Across Havana Harbor
Experience sunset over Havana from across harbor at the Fortaleza de San Carlos de la Cabaña, one of the largest forts built by Spain in the New World. Find more 360/VR videos and more about Havana at wttw.com/havana
published: 18 Jul 2017
Havana Harbour from Luxury Cruise Ship - Cuba in 1930 4k Stock Footage
Step back in time and journey with us to the bustling Havana Harbour of 1930, as we set sail on a luxury cruise ship and explore the sights and sounds of this vibrant Cuban city. Experience the charm and nostalgia of the past through stunning 4K stock footage, as we take you on a journey through history and give you a glimpse of life in Cuba during the 1930s. From the colorful architecture to the bustling markets, join us on this unforgettable journey and discover the beauty of Havana Harbour like never before.
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Russian warships have entered Havana Harbour as part of an official visit demonstrating renewed ties between Cuba and Russia.
The move comes amid strained rel...
Russian warships have entered Havana Harbour as part of an official visit demonstrating renewed ties between Cuba and Russia.
The move comes amid strained relations between the US and Cuba, after Washington halted cruise ships from visiting the country earlier this month.
#Cuba #Russia #Havana
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#Cuba #Russia #Havana
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The track on this video is Off The Map by the Wheeland Brothers (who very kindly gave me permission to use it). It perfectly sums up our feelings about Vanuatu...
The track on this video is Off The Map by the Wheeland Brothers (who very kindly gave me permission to use it). It perfectly sums up our feelings about Vanuatu!
If you love the tune like we do, then check out https://wheelandbrothers.com/ for some other awesome music
The track on this video is Off The Map by the Wheeland Brothers (who very kindly gave me permission to use it). It perfectly sums up our feelings about Vanuatu!
If you love the tune like we do, then check out https://wheelandbrothers.com/ for some other awesome music
(3 Aug 2013) SHOTLIST
AP TELEVISION
1. Wide of the Russian "Moskva" missile cruiser entering Havana harbour and passing in front of El Morro Castle
2. Wide ...
(3 Aug 2013) SHOTLIST
AP TELEVISION
1. Wide of the Russian "Moskva" missile cruiser entering Havana harbour and passing in front of El Morro Castle
2. Wide of Cuban cannon salute as ship enters harbour
3. Wide of the Moskva entering the harbour
4. Pull out to wide of sailors standing to attention on the Moskva
5. Mid of people watching from the Malecon, Havana's seafront avenue
6. Mid of the ship's communication tower with Russian and Cuban flags
7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) vox pop, Valdomero Carroteguas, Havana Resident:
"This is a good reception; it's great to receive them. We Cubans were for a long time allied to them, and we still are their allies."
8. Mid of Asian delegation with Cuban military officer taking group picture
9. Wide of people walking on the pier with the Russian ship in the background
10. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) vox pop, Emilio Nunez, Havana Resident:
"We have always had Russian military visitors. From Russia to Cuba and Cuba to Russia. We hope relations will continue (between both countries). This is good, this is very important."
11. Wide of the Russian destroyer "Vice Admiral Kulakov" entering Havana Harbour with Morro Castle in the background
12. Mid of control tower and flags on the Kulakov
13. Wide of the ship's helipad with Russian sailors
14. Pan right of ships at dock with people observing them
15. Wide of both ships docked, Russian tanker "Ivan Bubnov" visible in the background
STORYLINE
A Russian naval task force arrived in Havana harbour on Saturday for a five-day visit led by Russia's Black Sea Fleet flagship missile cruiser, the "Moskva".
Hundreds of people turned out along Havana's seafront road, the Malecon, to watch the ships come in.
Young and old waved and cheered as the vessels pulled into port while being saluted by military cannons.
"This is a good reception; it's great to receive them," said Valdomero Carroteguas, a 44-year-old Havana resident who came to see the event with his girlfriend.
"We Cubans were for a long time allied to them, and we still are their allies."
Accompanying the "Moskva" is the Northern Fleet's "Vice Admiral Kulakov" (a Udaloy-class destroyer), and a tanker christened "Ivan Bubnov".
During their stay in Havana, the ships will be open for public viewing.
The Russian crews are expected to participate in various cultural and sporting events.
"We have always had Russian military visitors," said Emilio Nunez, a 58-year-old Cuban citizen who had received his college education in the Soviet Union.
Under an ideological and economic alliance that has lasted for more than three decades, Cuba once received about 20 percent of its gross national product from Soviet subsidies.
The island's economy almost collapsed in the '80s when the Soviets stopped sending aid.
Cuba's economy has since become more self-sufficient, though it partly relies on its strong relations with Venezuela, its current top business partner.
Cuba's relation with Russia had chilled after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1989, but it now seems to be gathering steam once again.
The Caribbean island exports sugar to Russia as well as vaccines and other products from its advanced biotechnology industry.
It is also interested in promoting exchange in the automotive, transportation, aviation and tourism industries.
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(3 Aug 2013) SHOTLIST
AP TELEVISION
1. Wide of the Russian "Moskva" missile cruiser entering Havana harbour and passing in front of El Morro Castle
2. Wide of Cuban cannon salute as ship enters harbour
3. Wide of the Moskva entering the harbour
4. Pull out to wide of sailors standing to attention on the Moskva
5. Mid of people watching from the Malecon, Havana's seafront avenue
6. Mid of the ship's communication tower with Russian and Cuban flags
7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) vox pop, Valdomero Carroteguas, Havana Resident:
"This is a good reception; it's great to receive them. We Cubans were for a long time allied to them, and we still are their allies."
8. Mid of Asian delegation with Cuban military officer taking group picture
9. Wide of people walking on the pier with the Russian ship in the background
10. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) vox pop, Emilio Nunez, Havana Resident:
"We have always had Russian military visitors. From Russia to Cuba and Cuba to Russia. We hope relations will continue (between both countries). This is good, this is very important."
11. Wide of the Russian destroyer "Vice Admiral Kulakov" entering Havana Harbour with Morro Castle in the background
12. Mid of control tower and flags on the Kulakov
13. Wide of the ship's helipad with Russian sailors
14. Pan right of ships at dock with people observing them
15. Wide of both ships docked, Russian tanker "Ivan Bubnov" visible in the background
STORYLINE
A Russian naval task force arrived in Havana harbour on Saturday for a five-day visit led by Russia's Black Sea Fleet flagship missile cruiser, the "Moskva".
Hundreds of people turned out along Havana's seafront road, the Malecon, to watch the ships come in.
Young and old waved and cheered as the vessels pulled into port while being saluted by military cannons.
"This is a good reception; it's great to receive them," said Valdomero Carroteguas, a 44-year-old Havana resident who came to see the event with his girlfriend.
"We Cubans were for a long time allied to them, and we still are their allies."
Accompanying the "Moskva" is the Northern Fleet's "Vice Admiral Kulakov" (a Udaloy-class destroyer), and a tanker christened "Ivan Bubnov".
During their stay in Havana, the ships will be open for public viewing.
The Russian crews are expected to participate in various cultural and sporting events.
"We have always had Russian military visitors," said Emilio Nunez, a 58-year-old Cuban citizen who had received his college education in the Soviet Union.
Under an ideological and economic alliance that has lasted for more than three decades, Cuba once received about 20 percent of its gross national product from Soviet subsidies.
The island's economy almost collapsed in the '80s when the Soviets stopped sending aid.
Cuba's economy has since become more self-sufficient, though it partly relies on its strong relations with Venezuela, its current top business partner.
Cuba's relation with Russia had chilled after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1989, but it now seems to be gathering steam once again.
The Caribbean island exports sugar to Russia as well as vaccines and other products from its advanced biotechnology industry.
It is also interested in promoting exchange in the automotive, transportation, aviation and tourism industries.
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Experience sunset over Havana from across harbor at the Fortaleza de San Carlos de la Cabaña, one of the largest forts built by Spain in the New World. Find mor...
Experience sunset over Havana from across harbor at the Fortaleza de San Carlos de la Cabaña, one of the largest forts built by Spain in the New World. Find more 360/VR videos and more about Havana at wttw.com/havana
Experience sunset over Havana from across harbor at the Fortaleza de San Carlos de la Cabaña, one of the largest forts built by Spain in the New World. Find more 360/VR videos and more about Havana at wttw.com/havana
Step back in time and journey with us to the bustling Havana Harbour of 1930, as we set sail on a luxury cruise ship and explore the sights and sounds of this v...
Step back in time and journey with us to the bustling Havana Harbour of 1930, as we set sail on a luxury cruise ship and explore the sights and sounds of this vibrant Cuban city. Experience the charm and nostalgia of the past through stunning 4K stock footage, as we take you on a journey through history and give you a glimpse of life in Cuba during the 1930s. From the colorful architecture to the bustling markets, join us on this unforgettable journey and discover the beauty of Havana Harbour like never before.
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#Havana #Cuba #WonderfulPlanetEarth #HavanaHarbour #LuxuryCruiseShip #1930 #1930s #4KStockFootage #Travel #History #Nostalgia #Architecture #Culture #Exploration #Adventure
Step back in time and journey with us to the bustling Havana Harbour of 1930, as we set sail on a luxury cruise ship and explore the sights and sounds of this vibrant Cuban city. Experience the charm and nostalgia of the past through stunning 4K stock footage, as we take you on a journey through history and give you a glimpse of life in Cuba during the 1930s. From the colorful architecture to the bustling markets, join us on this unforgettable journey and discover the beauty of Havana Harbour like never before.
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Russian warships have entered Havana Harbour as part of an official visit demonstrating renewed ties between Cuba and Russia.
The move comes amid strained relations between the US and Cuba, after Washington halted cruise ships from visiting the country earlier this month.
#Cuba #Russia #Havana
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The track on this video is Off The Map by the Wheeland Brothers (who very kindly gave me permission to use it). It perfectly sums up our feelings about Vanuatu!
If you love the tune like we do, then check out https://wheelandbrothers.com/ for some other awesome music
(3 Aug 2013) SHOTLIST
AP TELEVISION
1. Wide of the Russian "Moskva" missile cruiser entering Havana harbour and passing in front of El Morro Castle
2. Wide of Cuban cannon salute as ship enters harbour
3. Wide of the Moskva entering the harbour
4. Pull out to wide of sailors standing to attention on the Moskva
5. Mid of people watching from the Malecon, Havana's seafront avenue
6. Mid of the ship's communication tower with Russian and Cuban flags
7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) vox pop, Valdomero Carroteguas, Havana Resident:
"This is a good reception; it's great to receive them. We Cubans were for a long time allied to them, and we still are their allies."
8. Mid of Asian delegation with Cuban military officer taking group picture
9. Wide of people walking on the pier with the Russian ship in the background
10. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) vox pop, Emilio Nunez, Havana Resident:
"We have always had Russian military visitors. From Russia to Cuba and Cuba to Russia. We hope relations will continue (between both countries). This is good, this is very important."
11. Wide of the Russian destroyer "Vice Admiral Kulakov" entering Havana Harbour with Morro Castle in the background
12. Mid of control tower and flags on the Kulakov
13. Wide of the ship's helipad with Russian sailors
14. Pan right of ships at dock with people observing them
15. Wide of both ships docked, Russian tanker "Ivan Bubnov" visible in the background
STORYLINE
A Russian naval task force arrived in Havana harbour on Saturday for a five-day visit led by Russia's Black Sea Fleet flagship missile cruiser, the "Moskva".
Hundreds of people turned out along Havana's seafront road, the Malecon, to watch the ships come in.
Young and old waved and cheered as the vessels pulled into port while being saluted by military cannons.
"This is a good reception; it's great to receive them," said Valdomero Carroteguas, a 44-year-old Havana resident who came to see the event with his girlfriend.
"We Cubans were for a long time allied to them, and we still are their allies."
Accompanying the "Moskva" is the Northern Fleet's "Vice Admiral Kulakov" (a Udaloy-class destroyer), and a tanker christened "Ivan Bubnov".
During their stay in Havana, the ships will be open for public viewing.
The Russian crews are expected to participate in various cultural and sporting events.
"We have always had Russian military visitors," said Emilio Nunez, a 58-year-old Cuban citizen who had received his college education in the Soviet Union.
Under an ideological and economic alliance that has lasted for more than three decades, Cuba once received about 20 percent of its gross national product from Soviet subsidies.
The island's economy almost collapsed in the '80s when the Soviets stopped sending aid.
Cuba's economy has since become more self-sufficient, though it partly relies on its strong relations with Venezuela, its current top business partner.
Cuba's relation with Russia had chilled after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1989, but it now seems to be gathering steam once again.
The Caribbean island exports sugar to Russia as well as vaccines and other products from its advanced biotechnology industry.
It is also interested in promoting exchange in the automotive, transportation, aviation and tourism industries.
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Experience sunset over Havana from across harbor at the Fortaleza de San Carlos de la Cabaña, one of the largest forts built by Spain in the New World. Find more 360/VR videos and more about Havana at wttw.com/havana
Step back in time and journey with us to the bustling Havana Harbour of 1930, as we set sail on a luxury cruise ship and explore the sights and sounds of this vibrant Cuban city. Experience the charm and nostalgia of the past through stunning 4K stock footage, as we take you on a journey through history and give you a glimpse of life in Cuba during the 1930s. From the colorful architecture to the bustling markets, join us on this unforgettable journey and discover the beauty of Havana Harbour like never before.
To use whole or parts of this video on your projects contact us via Youtube or via email at the address [email protected]. We will find an agreement to supply videos without logo.
As alternative you can buy our video footage on the top stock footage market places:
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#Havana #Cuba #WonderfulPlanetEarth #HavanaHarbour #LuxuryCruiseShip #1930 #1930s #4KStockFootage #Travel #History #Nostalgia #Architecture #Culture #Exploration #Adventure
The harbor was created from the natural Havana Bay which is entered through a narrow inlet and which divides into three main harbors: Marimelena, Guanabacoa, and Atarés.
History
It was fortified by the Spaniards in the sixteenth century who in 1553 transferred the governor's residence to Havana from Santiago de Cuba on the eastern end of the island, thus making Havana the de facto capital. The importance of these fortifications was early recognized as English, French, and Dutch sea marauders attacked the city in the 16th century. Later fortifications included the Fortaleza de San Carlos de la Cabaña, known as La Cabaña or Fort of Saint Charles, built in the 18th-century on the elevated eastern side of the harbor entrance as the largest fortress complex in the Americas. The fort rises above the 200-foot (60 m) hilltop, beside Morro Castle. Castillo de la Real Fuerza and San Salvador de la Punta Fortress, both constructed in sixteenth century, sit on the western side of the harbor in Old Havana.
cruising Ocean Drive in a convertible, sipping a cafe-cito in LittleHavana, strolling the Vizcaya gardens and discovering Bal Harbour Shops ... From the beginning, Bal Harbour Shops was a daring endeavor ... Courtesy of Bal Harbour Shops.
The Russian nuclear-powered submarine Kazan, part of the Russian naval detachment visiting Cuba, leaves HavanaHarbour... Kazan, part of the Russian naval detachment visiting Cuba, leaves Havana Harbour.
... nuclear sub surface, calling it "a blunt signal to Russia."The Russian nuclear-powered submarine Kazan, part of the Russian naval detachment visiting Cuba, arrives at Havana's harbour, June 12, 2024.
It ultimately churned into Havana harbour on Wednesday, a stopover the U.S ...Cubans and tourists on holiday in Havana viewed the ships from a distance, and dozens formed a queue under the hot Caribbean sun for the opportunity to go aboard the frigate.
Last night a Royal Navy spokesman said ...Kazan, half-submerged with its crew on deck, sailed into Havana harbour alongside an Admiral Gorshkov frigate on Wednesday after conducting ‘high-precision missile weapons’ training in the Atlantic ... RussiaCuba. .
A Canadian Navy patrol ship sailed into Havana early on ...Canada’s patrol vessel, the Margaret Brooke, commenced manoeuvres early Friday to enter Havana harbour ... Moscow has maintained ties with Havana.
A Canadian navy patrol ship sailed into Havana early on Friday, just hours after the United States announced a fast-attack submarine had docked at its Guantanamo naval base on Cuba, both vessels on ...
People look at the class frigate Admiral Gorshkov, part of the Russian naval detachment visiting Cuba, arriving at Havana's harbour, June 12, 2024 ... For one, the Kazan submarine currently near Havana is one of the new Severodvinsk class vessels.
HAVANA. A Russian navy frigate and a nuclear-powered submarine churned into Havana harbour on Wednesday, a stopover the US and Cuba said posed no threat, but which was widely seen as a Russian show of force as tensions rise over the Ukraine war.
... to welcome the fleet as it entered the city’s harbour on Wednesday.Keep reading ... Russian marines stand guard on top of the Russian nuclear-powered submarine Kazan in Havana’s harbour [Yamil Lage/AFP].
People take pictures of The Russian nuclear-powered submarine Kazan, part of the Russian naval detachment visiting Cuba, arriving at Havana’s harbour, June 12, 2024 [Yamil Lage/AFP] Why are the warships in Havana?.
People look at the class frigate Admiral Gorshkov, part of the Russian naval detachment visiting Cuba, arriving Wednesday at Havana's harbour ... military assets never lost track of the Kazan on its approach to Havana.