The Greater Miami CVB calls Little Havana Miami's center of Cuban culture, with Cuban restaurants, ventanitas, street festivals and more along its most famous street, Calle Ocho. It is a neighborhood to explore on foot rather than a beach area (our assessment).
| Topic | Detail |
|---|---|
| Best for | Cuban food, culture and street life |
| Trade-offs | Limited rail access (our assessment) |
| Getting around | Metrorail and Metrobus $2.25; Metromover free; free City of Miami trolleys (Miami-Dade County; Greater Miami CVB) |
| Key places | Calle Ocho, Cuban restaurants, ventanitas |
| Nearby | Downtown Miami, Brickell |
What to see and do
We publish no restaurant rankings or festival dates.
Practical notes
See transportation for transit fares and the hotel calculator for taxes. Hours and prices change; confirm with each venue.
Our assessment
Visit for a morning or afternoon of food and culture.