Little Havana Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Little Havana. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Little Havana Food and Walking Tour in Miami

• Little Havana: Authentic Food and Culture Walking Tour

• Walking Food Tour of Little Havana With Cuban Dishes Tasting

• Miami City Tours—5 Sites, 4 Stops, One Tour—3.5 Hours of Fun

• Miami All-In-One: City Sightseeing & Water Taxi Experience

While it’s free to visit Little Havana on your own, there are plenty of affordable tours that can help you learn more about the popular Miami neighborhood, whether you choose a walking tour, a bus tour, or an excursion that includes food tastings, too. Sightseeing and photography tours that visit the neighborhood start at just US$25, while food tours begin at US$65.

Yes, Little Havana is worth visiting. The neighborhood is one of the most popular and vibrant in Miami, and a great place to learn about Cuban culture. Its main drag, Calle Ocho (Eighth Street), boasts bakeries selling empanadas and Cubanos, cigar shops, live music, and other attractions. While it's certainly doable to explore Little Havana independently, guided tours offer an in-depth way to learn about the area's history and culture.

Per one customer who booked the Little Havana Food and Walking Tour in Miami, "A wonderful combination of food and history. Our guide, Ariel, was very informative and funny. The food was great; full size of everything, enough for a meal. The tour was a great way to learn about the history of Little Havana."

There are several starting points for tours of Little Havana; tickets should be purchased in advance. Some tours offer transportation to this Miami neighborhood from popular tourist areas such as South Beach or Brickell. Other tours begin at a meeting point within the area, like a park, restaurant, or theater. Street parking is available within Little Havana.

Yes, Little Havana is one of Miami's top cultural neighborhoods. While it does not offer access to beaches like other neighborhoods, it's worth a visit to explore its food, music, street art, and history. Explore Little Havana with a tour to maximize your time.

Little Havana offers many types of tours. Go for a guided stroll on a tour of this Miami neighborhood that's focused on themes like food, history, and culture. Some tours begin at a meeting point in Little Havana, while others offer transportation from popular tourist areas like Miami Beach.

A tour is typically 2–3 hours long. Most Little Havana tours include a guided walk through the neighborhood to explore its food, street art, music, and history. A tour with transportation to and from a starting point like Miami Beach may run slightly longer.

Wear comfortable shoes and loose, light clothing during a Little Havana tour. Most tours of Little Havana include a guided stroll around the neighborhood, so comfortable shoes are essential. In some parts of the tour, visitors will be exposed to the sun with little cover, so wear sunscreen and a hat, too.

There are tons of fun things to do when you're done visiting Little Havana. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Miami:

• Bayside Marketplace

• Fisher Island

• Coconut Grove

• South Beach

• Wynwood

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Miami.