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| The Plaza de Armas in old Havana has the densest concentration of historic buildings in the city, and is composed of cobblestones. On the right is El Templete, a neoclassical Doric temple. That tall ceiba tree is the younger cousin of a fallen giant that stood here on the site where local citizens celebrated the town's first Mass and where town meetings were held in the early 1500's. |
