7 Tours That Celebrate Latinx Culture

This vibrant neighborhood in the heart of Miami is the epicenter of Cuban culture in the city. Get a taste for all of the Cuban specialties, including guava pastries, chicken with plantains, and flan ice cream on this food walking tour, which will introduce you to both the culture and cuisine of this popular neighborhood.

Skip the clubs in New York City and try out this Latin American dance experience. Learn traditional Salsa dance moves with a partner, while also getting a feel for Latin music rhythms. Got two left feet? Not to worry—the host will lead the way, making this class accessible to beginners and pros alike.

This traditional Oaxacan dish is a beloved delicacy that is notoriously difficult and complicated to make. With some recipes exceeding 20 distinct ingredients (including chiles, nuts, spices, and chocolate), this workshop demystifies some of the techniques needed to make an authentic version. But the best part? Getting to try some Mexican mole, made by the pros.

The Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA) is home to an impressive array of art exhibits, cultural events, and educational programs that showcase the variety of Latin American artistic expression throughout the world. In the heart of Long Beach, this museum's exhibits range from classic to contemporary Latin American artists and you can admire them all as part of a self-guided audio tour.

The capital city of Puerto Rico is home to various murals and street art pieces, particularly in the up-and-coming art district of Santurce. Art lovers and photographers, rejoice—this tour offers a glimpse at the best of the best of the island’s burgeoning art scene.

San Diego is home to some of the best Latinx cultural and culinary traditions in the United States. Start this tour at the Old Adobe Chapel where the Spanish first settled and make your way to the Presidio and Mission. In between walking destinations, you’ll stop for a bite of authentic street tacos and wrap up the tour at a tequila bar for a nice cap to the day.

This tour of the 17th-century city of Ponce will immerse you in the history of Puerto Rico. Known as the “Pearl of the South” by locals, this city has elegant architecture, stunning landmarks, and is home to museums that honor the island’s rich Indigenous history.