Little Havana-Cultural Walking Tour

A tree-lined path showcasing monuments and memorials dedicated to Cuban independence heroes and veterans of the Bay of Pigs Invasion. It’s a peaceful place to reflect on the Cuban struggle for freedom.

One of Miami's oldest cultural landmarks, the Tower Theater offers films and cultural programs. Its Art Deco architecture makes it a visually striking part of Little Havana.

A memorial dedicated to the Cuban soldiers of Brigade 2506 who fought in the Bay of Pigs Invasion. Located in the Cuban Memorial Plaza, it’s a symbol of Cuban-American history and resilience.

Visiting Domino Park (officially Maximo Gomez Park) in Little Havana offers a unique and vibrant experience that highlights the cultural essence of the Cuban-American community in Miami. Here are the key highlights:

Authentic Cuban Atmosphere

- The park is a hub for locals, especially Cuban elders, who gather to play dominoes, a beloved game in Cuban culture. The lively atmosphere gives visitors a glimpse into the daily life of Little Havana’s residents.

Domino Games
- Watch or even join in on intense domino matches. The park is filled with passion, friendly competition, and laughter as players of all skill levels engage in the game.

Cuban History and Pride
- Domino Park is a tribute to Cuban heritage, and the surrounding area is rich with murals and memorials dedicated to Cuban heroes and historical events, such as the Bay of Pigs Invasion.

Local Vibe and Sense of Community
- The park is a central gathering point for locals. Visitors can enjoy the warm, welcoming!

A historic bar and lounge with live Cuban music and salsa dancing. Originally opened in the 1930s, it’s a famous venue for enjoying a cocktail, listening to live music, and soaking in the vibrant nightlife.