easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels, comfortable walking required
Step into the vibrant world of Little Havana with a guided walking tour led by a local expert. Discover authentic cuisine, colorful street art, and stories that bring this Cuban neighborhood to life. Join us for an engaging deep dive into Miami’s cultural heartbeat.
Spend a day like a Cuban in Miami !!!
Embark on an immersive journey through Little Havana, guided by a local expert. Discover the rich history and culture of the Cuban community, savor delicious pastries, and enjoy vibrant street art. Engage with locals and hear their captivating stories, leaving you with a true sense of belonging in this lively neighborhood.
Our local tour guide will indulge you in the Cuban neighborhood and provide you a full Cuban experience. It includes learning about the local culture, history, food and meet some locals in their shops.
You will start the tour by learning about the local history of Miami and Little Havana.
As the tours continues, you will learn about the movement of the Cuban community and their cultural impact they left in the last 60+ years. You will also take a stroll and meet some long time locals and their stories. The guide will share some of the more interesting life stories of locals.
Next will be a treat of a Cuban Coffee and pastry with guava and Cheese pastry in a local family owned bakery. The roosters and street art will give you an introduction in the local art of the Cuban exile artists. On some days its possible to meet some artists as well.
You will pass by the Domino Park and plaza, Ball & Chain, Cuba Ocho and learn of their history. At the end of the day you will feel like a local.
The tour covers significant ground on uneven streets, so sturdy footwear is recommended.
Many small vendors and local performers prefer cash payments, enhancing your experience.
Florida's climate can be warm and humid; carry water to stay comfortable throughout the tour.
Popular tours fill quickly, so arriving a few minutes early helps ensure you get the full experience.
Little Havana became a hub for Cuban immigrants in the 1960s, shaping Miami’s Cuban-American identity.
Local initiatives focus on preserving street art and restoring historic landmarks, maintaining the neighborhood’s authentic charm.
Proper walking shoes ensure comfort as you navigate the neighborhood’s streets and alleys.
Protect yourself from the sun during daytime tours, especially in warmer months.
summer specific
Stay hydrated during the walk with a portable water supply.
Capture vibrant murals, street scenes, and candid moments along your route.