Little Havana
$· InexpensiveOpen now · open 24 hoursMiami's vibrant Cuban heart filled with Latin music, food, and culture

Little Havana is Miami’s iconic hub of Cuban-American culture, centered along the bustling corridor of Calle Ocho. Visitors can immerse themselves in live Latin music, vibrant murals, hand-rolled cigars, and lively domino matches at Domino Park. The neighborhood offers authentic Cuban dining, historic landmarks, and walk-up ventanitas serving fresh coffee and pastries.
History
Little Havana emerged in the 1960s as a hub for Cuban immigrants, transforming the area into a cultural epicenter. The neighborhood's name pays homage to Havana, the capital of Cuba, and it has since become a symbol of Cuban heritage in the United States.
Expert notes
- Visit local shops for unique Cuban art and crafts.
- Take a walking tour to learn about the history and culture of the area.
- Try to catch a live music performance at one of the local venues.
Features
- Art Galleries
- Cafes
- Live Music Venues
- Restaurants
- Street Markets
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