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Tower Theater

An Art Deco Design Theater build in 1926. It represented an architectural perfection in its glorious days and it remains a historical landmark of the neighborhood.

2

Domino Park

Our Guide will explain the history and cultural significance of the Domino park to the Cuban-American community.

3

Bay of Pigs Monument

Our guides will share the story of the people who fought and gave their life in the Bay of Pigs in 1961, trying to liberate the Cuban people from an oppressive government. Often times, we get to meet and greet with some of the veterans on the street. This is one of the most critical points of Castro's dictatorial rule and a must learn topic if you want to know the cuban story.

4

Havana Rooster

Towards the end of the tour our group goes to the Rooster Alley, so we can learn about the significance of the roosters in the Cuban and latino culture. The whole neighborhood is full of roosters, created by a lot of local artists. The Rooster Alley is sponsored by one of our local entrepreneur, who donated his backyard and alley to over 25 local artist to create art to beautify the neighborhood.

5

Little Havana

Guests often enjoy an afternoon in the most eclectic part of Miami and get to learn the ways and habits of the Cuban-American community.

6

Calle Ocho

The group will take a walk up and down the Calle Ocho ( 8th Street ) in Little Havana to learn about the Cuban Community and the other communities that live in the neighborhood. Our local expert guides who live in the area will indulge you in the stories and daily rituals of all the residents.

7

Tower Theater

An Art Deco Design Theater build in 1926. It represented an architectural perfection in its glorious days and it remains a historical landmark of the neighborhood.

8

Domino Park

Our Guide will explain the history and cultural significance of the Domino park to the Cuban-American community.

9

Bay of Pigs Monument

Our guides will share the story of the people who fought and gave their life in the Bay of Pigs in 1961, trying to liberate the Cuban people from an oppressive government. Often times, we get to meet and greet with some of the veterans on the street. This is one of the most critical points of Castro's dictatorial rule and a must learn topic if you want to know the cuban story.

10

Havana Rooster

Towards the end of the tour our group goes to the Rooster Alley, so we can learn about the significance of the roosters in the Cuban and latino culture. The whole neighborhood is full of roosters, created by a lot of local artists. The Rooster Alley is sponsored by one of our local entrepreneur, who donated his backyard and alley to over 25 local artist to create art to beautify the neighborhood.

11

Little Havana

Guests often enjoy an afternoon in the most eclectic part of Miami and get to learn the ways and habits of the Cuban-American community.

12

Calle Ocho

The group will take a walk up and down the Calle Ocho ( 8th Street ) in Little Havana to learn about the Cuban Community and the other communities that live in the neighborhood. Our local expert guides who live in the area will indulge you in the stories and daily rituals of all the residents.

13

Tower Theater

An Art Deco Design Theater build in 1926. It represented an architectural perfection in its glorious days and it remains a historical landmark of the neighborhood.

14

Domino Park

Our Guide will explain the history and cultural significance of the Domino park to the Cuban-American community.

15

Bay of Pigs Monument

Our guides will share the story of the people who fought and gave their life in the Bay of Pigs in 1961, trying to liberate the Cuban people from an oppressive government. Often times, we get to meet and greet with some of the veterans on the street. This is one of the most critical points of Castro's dictatorial rule and a must learn topic if you want to know the cuban story.

16

Havana Rooster

Towards the end of the tour our group goes to the Rooster Alley, so we can learn about the significance of the roosters in the Cuban and latino culture. The whole neighborhood is full of roosters, created by a lot of local artists. The Rooster Alley is sponsored by one of our local entrepreneur, who donated his backyard and alley to over 25 local artist to create art to beautify the neighborhood.

17

Little Havana

Guests often enjoy an afternoon in the most eclectic part of Miami and get to learn the ways and habits of the Cuban-American community.

18

Calle Ocho

The group will take a walk up and down the Calle Ocho ( 8th Street ) in Little Havana to learn about the Cuban Community and the other communities that live in the neighborhood. Our local expert guides who live in the area will indulge you in the stories and daily rituals of all the residents.

19

Tower Theater

An Art Deco Design Theater build in 1926. It represented an architectural perfection in its glorious days and it remains a historical landmark of the neighborhood.

20

Domino Park

Our Guide will explain the history and cultural significance of the Domino park to the Cuban-American community.

21

Bay of Pigs Monument

Our guides will share the story of the people who fought and gave their life in the Bay of Pigs in 1961, trying to liberate the Cuban people from an oppressive government. Often times, we get to meet and greet with some of the veterans on the street. This is one of the most critical points of Castro's dictatorial rule and a must learn topic if you want to know the cuban story.

22

Havana Rooster

Towards the end of the tour our group goes to the Rooster Alley, so we can learn about the significance of the roosters in the Cuban and latino culture. The whole neighborhood is full of roosters, created by a lot of local artists. The Rooster Alley is sponsored by one of our local entrepreneur, who donated his backyard and alley to over 25 local artist to create art to beautify the neighborhood.

23

Little Havana

Guests often enjoy an afternoon in the most eclectic part of Miami and get to learn the ways and habits of the Cuban-American community.

24

Calle Ocho

The group will take a walk up and down the Calle Ocho ( 8th Street ) in Little Havana to learn about the Cuban Community and the other communities that live in the neighborhood. Our local expert guides who live in the area will indulge you in the stories and daily rituals of all the residents.

25

Théâtre de la Tour

Un théâtre de design Art déco construit en 1926. Il représentait une perfection architecturale à ses jours glorieux et il reste un repère historique du quartier.

26

Parc des dominos

Notre guide expliquera l'histoire et la signification culturelle du parc Domino à la communauté cubano-américaine.

27

Monument de la Baie des Cochons

Nos guides partageront l'histoire des personnes qui se sont battues et ont donné leur vie dans la Baie des Cochons en 1961, essayant de libérer le peuple cubain d'un gouvernement oppressif. Souvent, nous rencontrons et saluons certains anciens combattants dans la rue. C'est l'un des points les plus critiques du régime dictatorial de Castro et un sujet incontournable si vous voulez connaître l'histoire cubaine.

28

Coq de La Havane

Vers la fin de la visite, notre groupe se rend à Rooster Alley, afin que nous puissions en apprendre davantage sur l'importance des coqs dans la culture cubaine et latino. Tout le quartier est plein de coqs, créés par de nombreux artistes locaux. The Rooster Alley est parrainé par l'un de nos entrepreneurs locaux, qui a fait don de son jardin et de son allée à plus de 25 artistes locaux pour créer de l'art afin d'embellir le quartier.

29

Petite Havane

Les clients profitent souvent d'un après-midi dans la partie la plus éclectique de Miami et apprennent les us et coutumes de la communauté cubano-américaine.

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Rue Ocho

Le groupe se promènera dans la Calle Ocho (8e rue) à Little Havana pour en savoir plus sur la communauté cubaine et les autres communautés qui vivent dans le quartier. Nos guides experts locaux qui vivent dans la région vous feront découvrir les histoires et les rituels quotidiens de tous les résidents.

Visites gastronomiques de la rue Little Havana

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