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| A beautiful private home in
Miramar. The inside is stunning. These people earn extra income renting
rooms to foreign visitors. |
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A lovely private apartment
in Miramar. These people operate a paladar, or private restaurant, in their
apartment. |
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| Once a beautiful home, now
subdivided and deteriorating. |
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I wonder if that shack on top
of these lovely apartments is some kind of private housing? |
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| A fairly typical entryway in
an apartment building. |
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At least this entryway is painted.
The common bathroom is at the end, by the way -- these apartments don't
have their own. |
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| This apartment is off the entryway
above. Note the lack of windows, as well as the stairs, which are six inches
wide. |
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These apartment complexes were
constructed during the socialist period. Not the most attractive period,
but then there's plenty of this awful stuff in the U.S., too. |
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| This must have been beautiful
at one time. |
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This apartment overlooks the
square at the cathedral in the old city. I could live there. |
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| A comfortable apartment for
a family of three in central Havana. The two at the table are American
students who rent rooms for $25 per day. |
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Houses at an agricultural cooperative. |