Carrer Puerto Príncipe

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Carrer Puerto Príncipe

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C/ Puerto Príncipe is on the site once occupied by Can Berdura, an ancestral home that was demolished in 1954 to make way for the Indians neighbourhood.

Cultural heritage

This street was named after what the present city of Camaguey, a rail transport hub on the Caribbean island of Cuba, had once been known by. The manor house of Can Berdura was located on the corner of the present Carrer de Puerto Príncipe and Carrer Campo Florido, which was demolished in 1954. The Els Indians neighbourhood was created by urbanising its farmlands. The large Can Berdura neighbourhood was not fully urbanised until the 1960s, when it housed numerous small companies and workshops. Passatge de Can Berdura bears testimony to the land where the Els Indians neighbourhood was built.

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