Neighbourhood · Little Havana, Miami

Little Havana

Little Havana
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Little Havana developed after the 1960s Cuban immigration wave. It contains cigar shops, domino parks and Cuban restaurants along Southwest 8th Street. Visitors look for the Bay of Pigs monument and the annual Calle Ocho festival.

Updated September 27, 2026On day 4 of Miami Beaches & Art Deco

Visiting Little Havana: what to know

Tickets
No tickets required
Time needed
2 to 4 hours
Best time
Evenings for music and cafes
Getting there
Miami Metrobus route 8 or car from downtown

Miami itineraries with Little Havana

Day 4 of Miami Beaches & Art Deco

Little Havana and Art Deco

How Little Havana fits into a day.
  1. 9:30Máximo Gómez Domino ParkLittle Havana
  2. 10:30Calle Ocho Walk of FameLittle Havana
  3. 13:30Pérez Art Museum MiamiMuseum Park
  4. 17:00Art Deco Historic District walkOcean Drive
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Little Havana FAQs

Is Little Havana safe to visit?

The main streets are busy with visitors during the day. Standard urban precautions apply at night.

What food is Little Havana known for?

Cuban coffee, sandwiches and pastries at walk-up windows. Several spots serve roast pork and plantains.

How long does it take to see Little Havana?

Most visitors spend two to three hours walking Calle Ocho and nearby blocks.

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