Return to Cuba

A car long past its heyday rolls through a suburb of Havana, Cuba.

School children visit the Museum of the Revolution during a field trip In Havana.

A man looks out over the Paseo del Prado in Havana.

A 90-year-old Cuban woman sits at the door to her apartment in the Habana Centro neighborhood.

A Cuban woman crosses the street in the run-down working-class neighborhood of Habana Centro.

A pair of nuns shop for fruit at the Agrimercado in Havana.

A Cuban woman opens her stall at Feria la Caridad, one of the newly legal markets in Havana.

The Hotel Nacional de Cuba sits above the Malecon in Havana. Designed by a New York firm, it opened in 1930.

Musicians play at El Floridita, a bar in Havana that lays claim to being the birthplace of the daiquiri.

A man watches over some parked cars in Havana. In exchange for "caring for the cars," he gets paid a few cents by each driver.

A composite photo shows the kitchen and spiral stairs in the back of a woman's childhood home in Havana. Her father installed the stairs to reach the rabbit coops he kept on the roof. The kitchen was rebuilt after her family moved out, but has been neglected because of limited funds available from the government.

A young man gets a haircut in Humberto's one-stall barbershop in Havana.