easy
1–2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal walking on flat urban terrain.
Step into Miami’s Little Havana for a close-up look at vintage 1950s cars, vibrant murals, and authentic Cuban coffee. This concise, budget-friendly stop offers a perfect blend of culture and history just a short walk from Calle Ocho.
The modest entry fee (around $3-$5) is cash-only, so come prepared to enjoy the collection without hassle.
Staff are happy to recommend nearby cafes where you can savor authentic Cuban coffee and pastries.
The visit involves walking around on paved streets and inside small shops, so dress for comfort.
The murals and cars are best viewed in natural light, so plan your visit during the daytime.
Little Havana became a hub for Cuban immigrants during the 1960s, and the area's classic cars and murals reflect this significant cultural shift.
Local efforts maintain the vintage vehicles and murals, respecting the neighborhood’s character amid ongoing urban development.
Ideal for strolling through Little Havana’s streets and inside the shops.
Protect your skin during daytime visits, especially under Miami’s strong sun.
spring specific
Handy for sudden afternoon showers common in summer and fall.
summer|fall specific
Needed for entry fees and local purchases at the shops.