El Castillo de los Tres Reyes del Morro

You have to take a ferry boat or go through the tunnel to reach the castle. If you take a Baidu boat, you have to walk for about half an hour to reach it. We went to see the sunset in the evening. At 6:00, there was a change of guard at the entrance of the castle.

Havana's Molo III castle, the oldest in Cuba, is a well-preserved seaside castle, and the waves beat his walls to look spectacular. It is definitely a good place to take pictures, especially when the sunset is rising, the whole castle is really magnificent and beautiful against the sunset.

Molo III Castle is one of Havana's oldest castles, a seaside castle that stands on the high ground of the sea and looks very grand. The castle is basically visible from every corner of Havana's Old Town, a symbol of Havana and one of the landmark buildings, worth taking pictures here.

The closed city ceremony seen here at night is not a weekend, but there are many people. We arrived 40 minutes in advance and then chose to spend money to see the better location on the city wall. There are also carriages in the castle to sit. There are also many stalls selling small crafts.

Havana's Molo III castle was a Spanish colonial fortress. It is Havana's oldest castle, and it can be clearly seen from the old town, but it is only to be reached through the undersea tunnel, and the catalog castle is very similar to the seaside castle in some European cities, very ancient and majestic.

Molo III Castle on the opposite side of the old town, you can look at Molo III Castle and the lighthouse on the castle on the coastal avenue, you can also take the bus through the tunnel near the coastal avenue to the castle, or take the master taxi tour will also take you to the castle. Molo Castle requires tickets, but the lighthouse cannot be entered, and you can overlook the old and new town of Havana.