Obrapia Street

Obrabia Street (Cuba, Havana) is winding, and attracts many tourists with all sorts of shops and shops that sell souvenirs, clothes and national food. Locals are represented mainly by colorful women in long skirts and turbans. Households on the street were built in different centuries, but most of them belonged to wealthy colonialists.

The length of the street is almost 0.24 km (south – north) and 1.037 km (west – east). In many houses today there are operating museums with very interesting expositions, including the building of the Spanish style "Case de la Obra Pia", built in the XVII century. The street starts from the bypass channel and ends with Avenid Veglis street. The coordinates of Obraria stret are 23°8'17'N (northern latitude) and 82°21'11'W (west longitude).