Que bola!? Miami is one of the most diverse cities. You will find here every type of people. Little Havana is known for it's concentration of cuban immigrants and their decants. Walk around the urban scene by day or night, enjoy a little cafe con leche, and view unusual architect painted by tropical colors.
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| Photo Credit: David Boyle The main principal street in Little Havana is Calle Ocho. There are fruit stands, art galleries, Cuban restaurants, and cigar shops.  Photo Credit |
Things to do:
Check out a domino game at Maximo Gomez park, where older men and woman sit neatly dressed, playing furiously against one another.
The Little Havana Cigar factory is where you can purchase artisanal cigars, and see how they actually make it.
Grab something sweet at Azucar one of the best ice cream spots in Miami.
Ask for the famous "Abuela Maria" vanilla, guava, cream cheese & cookies.
If you are into art then visit the studio of one of the most celebrated Cuban artist in the world. Augustin Gainza Art Gallery. Check out his studio and even see him in action painting.
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