Miami Little Havana Tour

Get to know a part of Cuba that is still alive in Miami with this cultural and gastronomic tour of the Little Havana neighbourhood. Explore this famous neighbourhood on foot for about two hours with a Cuban tour guide and learn about its fascinating history and culture. You'll stop at some of the best Cuban restaurants in the area and sample local cuisine and authentic Cuban pastries.

In groups of around 15 people, you'll stroll along Calle Ocho, an icon of Miami and learn all about traditional Cuban cuisine. With your tour guide you will visit a local bakery where you can sample guava pastries, along with meat pies, flan ice cream and rice pudding with Cuban coffee. On this tour of Cuban gastronomy you'll taste traditional flavours such as homemade mamey ice cream, as well as authentic Cuban coffee .

Enjoy the rhythm of Caribbean music and vibrant sounds as you walk through the heart of Little Havana. In this historic district you will enter the Taberna del Pintor, a colourful space established by painter Agustín Gaínza that offers wine, tapas and live music. Step inside this bar and enjoy a glass of wine while admiring Gaínza's art.

In the heart of Little Havana you will visit with your guide, the world famous Little Havana Cigar Factory, where you will be able to observe the artisanal cigar making process up close. Enter the factory and buy authentic Cuban cigars, which are undoubtedly masterpieces.

You'll delve into Cuba's history and culture with a visit to the Bay of Pigs Memorial, a monument honouring the fallen of the Bay of Pigs invasion, with their names engraved on it. You will enjoy Cuban history in an interactive way at the Cubaocho Museum where you can access numerous art exhibits, musical performances and enjoy a mojito.

On this journey through Cuban history you will discover one of the most charming places in Little Havana, the Máximo Gómez Park, better known as Domino Park. You will watch elderly Cubans playing dominoes or chess while discussing Cuba's past and future.

On top of all this, you'll see the magnificent Tower Theatre, the finest avant-garde theatre and one of Miami's oldest cultural landmarks, dating back to 1926.

Complete your tour at the iconic Ball & Chain nightclub from the 1930s and 1950s. Step inside this popular bar on Miami's iconic Calle Ocho and enjoy live music, delicious authentic food and Cuban-style drinks.