Visite privée de Little Havana Food Arts Music Museum Cigar Factory
Description
Un véritable échange culturel, ancré dans l’authenticité et le lien. Entrez dans la vraie Petite Havane, où vit la culture cubaine d'avant 1959, celle que les habitants chérissent, que les artistes célèbrent et que les familles cubaines ont construite depuis des générations. Cette promenade culturelle immersive va bien au-delà des arrêts touristiques typiques, vous emmenant dans des musées privés, des galeries d'art, des tavernes historiques et des espaces communautaires que la plupart des visiteurs ne découvrent jamais. En chemin, vous entendrez des histoires inédites d’exil, de résilience, d’art, de musique et de fierté de quartier, partagées par les personnes qui les ont vécues. Dégustations culinaires cubaines et café cubain de décennies Vieux restaurant familial cubain. Et selon les jours, vous pouvez rencontrer des propriétaires d'entreprises cubaines, des artistes, des musiciens, des historiens ou même des vétérans de la Baie des Cochons, chacun ajoutant sa propre voix à l'histoire vivante de la Calle Ocho. Qu'est-ce qui rend cette visite unique? De vraies conversations avec des Cubains locaux, pas des représentations Une plongée profonde dans l'art cubain, l'histoire et l'identité du quartier. Danse et musique
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Randy Commentaires: Ambiance phénoménale, musique et tonnes d’œuvres d’art. Nous avons eu des mojitos qui valaient vraiment la peine. Nous avons essayé plusieurs mojitos dans la région et celui-ci les a tous jetés à l'eau ...... Ms Flowers Commentaires: C'était fantastique! Nous avons passé un très bon moment! Excellente musique, cocktails et danse. Nous avons hâte d'y retourner!
Gustin Gainza Arts and Tavern est largement connu sous le nom de Taberna del Pintor. Un nouveau concept à Little Havana avec une ambiance unique dans le quartier historique de la Calle 8 à Miami, avec le protagoniste principal Agustin Gainza. Un incontournable de la scène artistique du sud de la Floride depuis plus de 15 ans. Vous pouvez désormais admirer l'art d'Agustín Gaínza. Sa trajectoire s'étend sur plus de 4 décennies consacrées au dessin, à la gravure, à la céramique et à son médium constant, la peinture. Il a exposé dans des galeries aux États-Unis, en Europe et dans les Caraïbes, notamment dans son pays natal, Cuba.
De renommée mondiale et une destination internationale. Organise le festival annuel Calle Ocho ainsi que bien d'autres. Avec des galeries d'art, des musées, des restaurants et bien plus encore à voir.
Tôt le matin et l'après-midi et début d'une nouvelle semaine. Rires et voix se mélangent simultanément, en parfaite adéquation avec l'ambiance festive. Les dominos heurtent plusieurs tables, le cliquetis se transformant en mélodie. Maximo Gomez Park, mieux connu sous le nom de Domino Park, est comme beaucoup d'autres lieux de Miami, une convergence d'identités différentes. C'est ici, à Little Havana, à l'angle de Southwest Eighth Street et de la 15e Avenue – à quelques pas du Tower Theatre – que les habitants jouent aux dominos depuis des décennies. Désormais, les touristes insistent pour témoigner de ce jeu dans lequel s'entremêlent camaraderie et rivalité. Le silence laisse place à la concentration. Les dominos et les rires, comme les castagnettes, interrompent la trêve et signalent que le jeu a commencé sur la table sous l'un des pavillons. Vraiment une expérience que vous n'oublierez pas.
Le Tower Theatre du MDC est l'un des monuments culturels les plus anciens de Miami. Lors de son ouverture en décembre 1926, c'était le meilleur théâtre ultramoderne du Sud. Il est situé sur SW Eighth Street et Fifteenth Avenue à Miami, en Floride. À la fin des années cinquante et tout au long des années soixante, un grand nombre de réfugiés cubains ont fui vers Miami. La zone entourant le S.W. La huitième rue – « Calle Ocho » – est devenue le lieu d'un nouveau départ. Pour de nombreuses familles cubaines, les films projetés au Tower Theatre du MDC constituaient une introduction à la culture américaine en plus d'un pur divertissement. Bientôt, le Tower Theatre du MDC a modifié sa programmation pour inclure des films en anglais sous-titrés en espagnol, et éventuellement des films en espagnol. Il est toujours en activité après 97 ans.
Discothèque emblématique des années 1930-1950 réapparaît sous la forme d'une salle de concert proposant des plats et des boissons de style cubain. Nous visitons avec un passant et terminons ici pour ceux qui souhaitent rester une fois la visite terminée avec des réductions et des offres spéciales.
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Informations importantes
- Accès pour les personnes à mobilité réduite
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Animaux d'assistance acceptés
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Sièges enfants avec besoins spéciaux disponibles
- Entièrement accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
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To call this a food tour is very misleading. We stopped at 2 places for food, had a half of a Cuban sandwich a baked good and a tiny shot of espresso. All within the same 3 blocks. We mostly walked around to the hosts friends shops. Some of the history was cool to listen to but by no means was it worth $99 a person. Maybe 20?
We’re truly sorry to hear about your experience, which is extremely rare, as we can’t recall anyone else having a negative one. We regret that you or your group had a one-star experience, the worst outcome possible. Our tour is all about celebrating Cuban culture, traditions, art galleries, Cuban fashion, hidden museums, local legends, cafecito windows, rooster alleys, and Cuban artists who’ve escaped the island and found success in the USA, sharing their stories along the way. It’s meant to make you feel at home in Little Havana, meeting locals, and feeling as if you’re in another country within your own. We also serve Cuban pastries, guava, coconut, empanadas, Cuban coffee, and Cuban sandwiches, which we cut in half because they're too big to finish. And honestly, we take great pride in serving more food than most of the foodies out there. We pride ourselves on offering the best Cuban sandwiches in the area as well, never receiving a complaint about quality, only compliments, and we always offer more if anyone wants seconds. We ask multiple times if guests would like more to avoid misunderstandings like this. Our guides are locals who know the business owners personally—We didn't know you'd prefer someone from outside the neighborhood with no deep ties to the community? Other tours may fulfill that request. Sharing Cuban culture, local traditions, and introducing the business owners who built this city is our passion. Even though this is just one bad review among many great ones, it still saddens us to know we fell short, even once. We sincerely apologize and will work harder to ensure a better experience for 100% of attendees. We’d be happy to offer a free tour to any your friends or relatives to see if they have the same reaction and we can make it up to you. Blessings always.
Did not go on the tour. The start of the tour was in a 'sketchy' part of town. Parking was difficult and or expensive. Called the tour guide / organization and told him I needed to cancel. While he said he understood and would do so, I was still fully charged. The amount was just under $200 for two people that included a walking tour and local finger food. This seems quite an excessive amount considering the nature of the tour (i.e. walking and minimal food).
Parking costs five dollars for three hours, which is the rate even for solo visitors to Little Havana. The only negative reviews are from travelers who never experienced the tour. It's disappointing that you decided to cancel just minutes before the tour was due to start. We're saddened by your decision. Little Havana is not a sketchy area; it is a family-friendly neighborhood with a safe, world-famous entertainment district. The overwhelmingly positive reviews for this tour inspire us to keep sharing our Cuban family culture, history, music, food, and more.
My daughter and I took this tour with Angel. It ended up just being the three of us, which was perfect because it allowed it to be very tailored to our interests. Angel is very passionate and his Cuban heritage and sharing that with others. This tour was a perfect blend of food, history and culture. We all enjoyed our time together so much that the tour ended up being almost 4 hours. Not only did we have a great time, but also made a new friend!
Thank you for your 5-Star Review. Its so delightful and joyful to see our effort and work is appreciated. Pardon that The Bay of Pigs was closed for Good Friday. So glad everything else made up for it. See you next time in Miami. You always have a friend here.
Good tour through various parts of the area, great food, and interesting information! We enjoyed it.
Really good walking tour with Angel. Local guy. Seems to know everyone including a lot of the guys from Bay of Pigs. Tons of history and local knowledge. And a fun guy. Great evening!
Educational and interesting. Our guide Angel,a local, is passionate and well versed about his community.He shared his wealth of knowledge of the Cuban community of the past and present, took us to local and tourist sites of interests and answered all of our questions.His enthusiasm and wealth of knowledge made the tour very special.
Big thanks to our guide Angel for showing us the real Little Havana. Angel makes sure to bring you to locally owned stores while walking you through the history of Cuba from the time many Cubans emigrated to the US. It feels like walking through a neighborhood with a friend. Thanks a lot for the great tour, we will be back whenever we visit Miami again! - Lasse from Denmark and Dahye from South Korea
Cubans actually come on our tour to learn about their culture and history as well. They bring their Children so they can learn the history and traditions of their people. We are an authentic tour and it is our passion to share our culture, history, food, music, religion etc. It brings us such joy and pleasure to see you enjoyed the tour and it inspires us to continue our mission for all to experience this tour. Thanks so much. We hope to see you again soon.
I booked this tour and paid for a $30 Uber to get to the tour. We were very disappointed to received an email 6 minutes to the tour started that it was cancelled due to the Christmas Holiday. I’m soooo mad and my kids are very disappointed. Now we are stuck out here!!’
We cannot be held hostage under the threat of a bad review. Your review does not reflect the quality of the tour itself. You reserved it for December 21, 11am. Booking Reference 1 child, 3 adults BR-******6149 and the tour guide waited for you for 30 minutes. Emails and phone calls were sent but no response. We would like to stress to future travelers to read our 5-star reviews by those who have actually participated in the experience. You can reserve the popular tours that are heavily promoted by the online travel agencies but will never get the quality and authenticity of a real Little Havana Native guide, born and raised in Miami with strong ties and deep roots in the Cuban Community. It's not just a Culinary Experience it's a grassroots movement to promote authenticity, history, and Cuban Culture. We will honor any reservation for future available dates if one was not able to attend the original reservation. It truly saddens us when someone misses out and will work together with those parties to make sure they can attend.
Angel was a great guide. He was very knowledgeable and answered our questions. The tour of Little Havana was a wonderful experience. I would recommend it to everyone.
Traveled to Miami on September 20 ... we arrived earlier so I booked this tour. We Ubered to Little Havana at 3:30pm for a 4pm tour. We waited at the bakery, as instructed. The owner of the bakery confirmed we were at the right place. At 4:10pm, no tour guide had arrived so we contacted Viator. We communicated the issue, and they tried to reach the merchant. Viator responded at 4:20pm they were unable to reach the merchant. We were told we would be issued a refund, but as of September 26, they have not issued the refund. We would have loved to do this tour, but buyer beware. I can imagine a Wednesday at 4pm would not be popular (as no other individuals were waiting), so if I had any recommendations, it would be to do at a more popular time with more individuals.
Thank you for your input. We will further investigate the incident. We will reach out to your third party online reservation agent for full understanding.
