Calle 23 (La Rampa)

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Calle 23, commonly known as La Rampa, is a central and bustling Havana thoroughfare famed for its mid-20th-century architecture, cultural landmarks, and vibrant street life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf street
thoroughfare
tourist attraction
alsoKnownAs 23rd Street
La Rampa
architecturalStyle modernist
city Havana
linked to: Havana, Cuba
connectsTo Calle L
linked to: Calle Línea

Línea Street
Malecón
country Cuba
culturalSignificance important site of Havana social life
symbol of 1950s Havana modernity
developmentPeriod mid-20th century
etymology named for its steep descent toward the Malecón ("La Rampa")
famousFor cafés
cinemas
cultural landmarks
hotels
mid-20th-century architecture
nightlife
vibrant street life
hasFeature neon signage (historically)
street art
wide sidewalks
hasFunction commercial corridor
cultural corridor
social gathering place
hasLandmark Coppelia ice cream parlor
Hotel Habana Libre
Hotel Nacional de Cuba vicinity
Radiocentro building
Yara cinema
linked to: Yara Cinema
languageOfName Spanish
locatedIn Cuba
Havana
linked to: Havana, Cuba

Vedado
neighborhood Vedado
partOf Vedado street grid
linked to: Vedado
tourismRole iconic Havana promenade
popular destination for visitors
transportRole major urban artery
urbanCharacter bustling
central

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Vedado majorAvenue Calle 23 (La Rampa)
Coppelia ice cream parlor near La Rampa (23rd Street) in Vedado
linked to: Calle 23 (La Rampa)
La Rampa partOf Calle 23
linked to: Calle 23 (La Rampa)
Radiocentro building locatedOn Calle 23 (La Rampa)
La Rampa (23rd Street) alsoKnownAs Calle 23
linked to: Calle 23 (La Rampa)