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Little Havana: Self-Guided Tour

Little Havana: Self-Guided Tour

Explore the colorful neighborhood of Little Havana like never before!

Start time: 08:00

Duration: 1h 20mins

Max group size: 20

Last admission: 10 minutes before closing

Audio guide: English, Spanish

Wheelchair accessible

Start time: 08:00

Last admission: 10 minutes before closing

Duration: 1h 20mins

Audio guide: English, Spanish

Max group size: 20

Wheelchair accessible

Provider: Soundwalkrs

Registered address: SA Plaza 2000 piso 16 cll 50., Cuidad de Panamá, PA

Contact details

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What's included

Self-guided audio tour of Little Havana

All offline maps and chapters + autoplay GPS function

3D sound effects

What's not included

Smartphone or headsets (please bring your own)

Meeting point

6733 SW 140th Ave, 33183, Miami

To enjoy your self-guided audio experience, follow the instructions to download the app and tour on your smartphone with a simple login code. After that, you can explore at your own pace and rhythm.

Description

Experience Little Havana at your own pace and rhythm on this immersive audiowalk. Discover how Miami's story was shaped by the Cuban Revolution in 1959, as Cuban immigrants began to arrive in the area. A Cuban narrator will take you on an emotional and nostalgic journey through the colorful historic neighborhood of Little Havana, letting you immerse yourself in its history like never before.

Your tour starts in front of the Little Havana Visitor Center, where you'll discover the story of these early Cuban immigrants. Learn about crucial concepts and locations like the Calle Ocho festival, the Tower Theatre (where Cuban émigrés would watch films in Spanish), and the famous Domino Park. Officially named Maximo Gomez Park, in honor of the man who fought for Cuba's independence, it's now famous as a site for local domino games.

You'll also hear about Celia Cruz – one of the most famous Cuban singers – and see the Paseo de La Fama, before ending at the Cuban Memorial Boulevard.