Cristo de la Habana stands on a hilltop 167 feet (51 meters) above sea level, overlooking the canal providing entrance to the vast Havana Port. The sculpture was unveiled on Christmas of 1958, just 1 week before Batista fled Cuba to escape the Cuban Revolution.
How to get there: By ferry from the small pier/terminal named "Empresa Provincial De Transporte De La Habana". This is where you can catch the ferry to Regala or Casablanca. You want the ferry to Casa Blanca.
The ferry terminal is located along San Pedro, which is the waterfront road in Havana Vieja (Old Havana) that transitions into the Malecon.
There are 4 piers/terminals, the first 3 are for the large cruise ships.
If walking from Havana Vieja - the Empresa Provincial De Transporte De La Habana terminal is at the end of Calle (street) Santa Clara, which comes to a dead end at San Pedro (waterfront road). El Cristo de La Habana is located in Casa Blanca. The ferry to Casa Blanca departs every 20 minutes. The cost is 0.25 CUC.
Sunday: Open 24 Hours
Monday: Open 24 Hours
Tuesday: Open 24 Hours
Wednesday: Open 24 Hours
Thursday: Open 24 Hours
Friday: Open 24 Hours
Saturday: Open 24 Hours
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