Little Havana Visitor Center

sean lulker

Good atmosphere, i visited around noon. Comes lively at night.

Regina Blum

I love little Havana it was small but cute there are lots of restaurants and shops. I really liked the park with the old men playing chess and domino's. It's a fun slice of life.

Danira Ortiz

This shop is beautiful! Check out a few in this area and by far my favorite. It has so much character and Cuban-American pride you can feel it. The items are beautiful and affordable. The staff is helpful as needed and friendly. There’s a gift for everyone here!

Ariel Blanco

The Little Havana Visitor Center is a great place to learn about Cuban culture and history. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable, and they provide excellent information about the area. The visitor center is also a great place to buy souvenirs, and the prices are very reasonable. I highly recommend the Little Havana Visitor Center for anyone who wants to learn more about Cuban culture and history. One of my favorite parts of this visitor center is that they offer free Cuban coffee. The coffee is excellent, and it's great to have a cup while I'm at the center exploring some of the exhibits. I also like that this visitor center is right on the street. I can see some of the architecture of Little Havana while I'm here, and I get to interact with people out on the street. This makes visiting the Little Havana Visitor Center feel like an authentic Cuban experience rather than just an exhibit inside a building. There's no better place in Little Havana to learn about Cuban culture. Jay P has been the best tour guide I have ever had the privilege of knowing. He not only is very knowledgeable about the streets of Miami, but he also possesses a great sense of humor, which makes having a two-hour tour with him fly by. So whenever you are looking for a tour that will be informative and entertaining, Jay P is definitely your guy! Little Havana does not have a lot of parking available, and most of the streets are one-way. If you're looking for parking, your best bet is to find a spot on a side street. There are a few parking garages in the area, but they can be expensive. I suggest finding a spot on a side street and then walking to your destination. I highly recommend this tour for anyone who wants to learn more about Cuban culture or just have an enjoyable time with friends in Miami!