DON'T JUST VISIT — LIVE IT!

Venture through the streets of nearby neighborhoods like the Roads with a pit stop at Sampson park on your way to Little Havana, Miami’s vibrant Cuban community, one of Miami’s most culturally diverse neighborhoods. Initially known for Miami’s Cuban diaspora, the neighborhood has become an extension of Latin America as the stepping stone for many migrants who make their way to this culturally diverse City. Little Havana is centered around Calle Ocho (Southwest Eighth Street), where lively cafes, bakeries, fruit stands, cigar shops, rum bars, and art galleries line the street. Start at La Taverna Calle 8 for the original Mojito, then make your way to one of the signature ventanitas (little windows) for a pastelito (Cuban pastry) and finish off at Café La Trova for live music and carefully crafted cocktails by the Cantineros at one of the top bars in the world.