La Habana (Havana), the Cuban capital

The Avenida Salvador Allende, at the corner with Padre Varela, where it becomes Calle Simón Bolívar, with the 77-metre tall tower, topped by a 4-metre tall bronze cross, of the Convento e Iglesia del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús e Ignacio de Loyola, known as Iglesia de Reina, Cuba’s tallest and perhaps most beautiful church. Construction began in 1914 under Jesuit architect Brother Luis Gogorza and after its completion, the church was inaugurated by Bishop Pedro González Estrada on 3 May 3 1923.