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Rail · La Habana

Estación Central de La Habana (Havana Central Station)

Major passenger rail terminal (National Monument)

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Scale
Principal national terminal (1912); restoration since 2017; solar panels being added to platforms
Status
Under long-running restoration (delayed by crisis, sanctions, pandemic); partial reopening targeted late 2025/early 2026 per MITRANS. Second phase covers offices and a commercial gallery — adaptive-reuse/commercial concession opportunity.
Sector
Rail
Province
La Habana
Coordinates
23.131, -82.353
Layer
Layer 2 · Atlas
Notes
Owned/operated by Unión de Ferrocarriles de Cuba (UFC) under MITRANS. National Monument; hub of the national and Havana suburban networks.
Controlling entity

National railway operator under the Ministry of Transport. Controls the only railroad in the Caribbean plus the unfinished national expressway program.

Sources: OnCubaNews · CiberCuba · CubaHeadlines · lahabana.gob.cu