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The largest island in the Caribbean, for political reasons Cuba can look like a land lost in time. Its Spanish colonial and sometimes crumbling architecture, its streets full of vintage cars, and its shocking lack of public utilities that international travelers often take for granted, can leave tourists with a feeling of sentimentality, nostalgic familiarity, but equally at times frustrated. But nonetheless Cuba represents a unique vacation experience and Havana is often the starting point, with its famous old town that was founded in 1519, waterfront, museums, architecture, music, dance and art.