Royal Shipyard of Havana

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Royal Shipyard of Havana
Real Arsenal de La Habana
General information
Town or city	Havana
Country	Cuba
Current tenants	Havana Central railway station
Construction started	ca. 1717
Closed	1902

The Royal Arsenal of Havana was located South East of the Campo de Marte and played a prominent role in Spanish shipbuilding in the 18th century. In total, seventy-four warships were built in Havana during this century.^[1]

According to the UNESCO, Havana Royal Shipyard in the 18th century developed the most complete dockyard in the New World.^[2]