Miami - Little Havana - Helpful Information for Visitors
Little Havana is Miami’s Cuban neighborhood.
Miami Little Havana provides an authentic Cuban experience of the food, culture, and language.
Little Havana is famous for its :
- Calle Ocho Walk of Fame (Cuban and Latin Starts walk of fame)
- Authentic Cuban Restaurants
- Cuban Cafes and bakeries experience
- Cuban music experience through Calle Ocho Museum festival in March
More useful information is below in this Little Havana travel guide for Miami tourists.
Address | Miami Little Havana Visitor Center Address : 1600 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33135 - Visitor Center |
| Admission Fee and Hours | Little Havana Admission: FREE to walk and browse in Little Havana
9AM - 10PM (Daily) |
| Getting There | By Miami Trolley to Little Havana: - Take Miami Trolley Little Havana Loop route from Brickell station to the visitor center or other stops inside Little Havana - Miami Trolley is a Free Trolley service provided by the City of Miami with 13 routes including Little Havana Route - Use google maps on your Mobile Phone for directions to Little Havana (Visitor Center) - Paid parking is available along the streets or the parking lots - From Brickell station one can take Metrobus route 8 or 207 to the Little Havana - Metrobus route 8 also has a stop inside Little Havana Neighborhood. |
Recommendation | Tips for visiting the Little Havana in Miami - - Wear good shoes as you will be walking a lot - Go in late afternoon or evening to enjoy food and avoid mid-day hot sun. - Try authentic Cuban cuisine at one of the famous restaurants like Versailles, El Cristo or other local restaurants in Little Havana. |
Website |
No official Website is available |
 | Little Havana Food and Walking Tour in Miami - $59.99 Join us on a culinary and cultural walking tour of Little Havana where you will discover the traditions, history, music and flavors of Cuba in Miami. We will enjoy the rhythm of salsa playing, eat delicious food and share the stories that only true locals know. |
