EL TEMPLETE
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2024
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2024
Inaugurated on March 19, 1828, this small Greco-Roman temple resembles a miniature Parthenon, and is the work of Cuban architect Antonio María de la Torre. It was Havana's first neoclassical public building. It is reached by climbing three stone steps from Jaimanitas (a village to the west of the city). It was built to commemorate several events: the first mass, said to have taken place in 1519, and the constitution of the first cabildo, or town council, in the shade of a cheese tree. The entrance faces the square.
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