Pinar del Río is defined by an architectural element that is, at the same time, refuge and scenario: the portal. Its architecture, marked by a functional eclecticism, defines the landscape of main arteries as Marti Street. Here, the columns are not simple neoclassical ornaments; they are vital structures that offer shelter against the intense sun and rains of the Cuban West, creating a continuous urban gallery that protects the passerby.
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Pinar del Río is defined by an architectural element that is, at the same time, refuge and scenario: the portal. Its architecture, marked by a functional eclecticism, defines the landscape of main arteries as Marti Street. Here, the columns are not simple neoclassical ornaments; they are vital structures that offer shelter against the intense sun and rains of the Cuban West, creating a continuous urban gallery that protects the passerby.