Follow in Hemingway's footsteps in the small fishing village of Cojimar Bay, Cuba

The small fishing village of Cojimar Bay is located east of Havana, the capital of Cuba, and is a half-hour drive away. On the seashore stands a 300-year-old ancient castle, and in the center of the village is a pavilion built by the villagers, surrounded by six columns, with a statue of Hemingway inside. This is the pier where Hemingway often sailed. This small fishing village is the real-life setting of Hemingway's The Old Man and the Sea. There is a small tavern in the village, and every time he returned from the sea, Hemingway liked to come here. In one corner of the tavern is a table surrounded by a fence, with beautiful blue tableware on it, where Hemingway often dined. In memory of him, a small statue was erected above the table, with knives and forks on the table, and a clean tablecloth, as if the old man had just left. The hotel also has many photos of Hemingway. Today, the small fishing village is famous for Hemingway, and Hemingway fans and tourists from all over the world come to find his life trajectory, experience the story of the old man and the sea, taste Hemingway's favorite cocktail, and enjoy the fantasy brought by time and space.