Plaza de la Catedral Review

Built in 1750, the cathedral once housed Columbus' remains is famous, and after the independence of the Republic of Cuba, the remains were transported back to Spain. This church is magnificent, simple and not luxurious, and the vault is composed of geometric figures. The church square is a model of baroque architecture, and the bell tower on both sides of the church is famous for its asymmetrical nature, making it one of the most unique churches in the world. The materials are also special, limestone structures, not easy to carve, so it is slightly simple. Women dressed in cigars in front of the church would reach for money without taking pictures. The church square is close to Hemingway's favorite five-cent tavern.