Little Havana,
Miami
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Florida’s Cuban side: Little Havana Miami
Named after Cuba’s biggest city, Little Havana, Miami is a place where Hispanic culture is very much a way of life. That means colourful murals, Cuban coffee, cigar rollers, traditional Cuban foods and, of course, an enlivening soundtrack of salsa, reggaeton, bachata and merengue. The Latin party buzz is simply unbeatable.
Why you should go
- Stop for a cup of sweet Cuban coffee and a pastry after a stroll along the main street, Calle Ocho
- Don’t miss Casa Panza’s free Flamenco shows
- Discover authentic Cuban food in lively and inexpensive eateries
Feel the heat of the rhythm of the night
The passion of Little Havana’s Hispanic culture is evident by day and even more so by night. As the day’s ever-present aroma of Cuban coffee disappears, places like Casa Panza come alive with a flavour all of their own. Flamenco nights on Tuesdays and Thursdays show you what the Latin party spirit is all about - dancing, mojitos, guitars, and much more.
Taste the passion of Latin America
Become part of the buzzing neighbourhood atmosphere at any one of the many Little Havana restaurants. Authentic Cuban meals at reasonable prices can be found at plenty of eateries and there are lots of places to try out the tasty local cuisine along the area’s main street, Calle Ocho.