Little Havana Cultural and Tasting Tour

We will be covering the Full History of Cuba. From 1902, when the Cuban flag was introduced, to the overthrowing of the Castro regime. Also get a glimpse of the Original Cuba, prior to the Spaniards conquering the Island in 1492.

We will be having the BEST juice tasting and pastries in all of Calle 8. Also, the best and strongest coffee in the neighborhood. Get ready to enhance ALL your senses with a true and authentic Cuban Experience!

Take a trip back in time with an authentic Guayebera store that sells ALL Cuban fashion! From Linen Shirts & Pants to Fadoras & Panama Hats! Also, learn a brief history about the reason why/how the 4-pocket t-shirt became so popular in the Cuban culture! This is the original Guayebera store that has been in Little Havana for over +50 years! Originally called, Pepe Y Berta!

Also, an exclusive entry to the stores "Museum Experience" that is included on this experience!

Indoor Cigar Lounge with art from Manuel Bello and Aristides all around the store!

Did you know that Cuba still today is known to have THE BEST Tobacco in the World. Since JFK was president, Cuban cigars are NOT allowed in the US. There is a way around the embargo. Learn why Cuba has the best leaves in the world!

Visit the most famous Art Gallery in Little Havana! Featured in the New York Times, this spot hold thousands of dollars worth or original art pieces. Also has chandeliers and bar tops that used to be in the Cuban Island!

From old School Jazz to Classical Salsa. This place was established in 1935 and is now a sight to see! Playing only classical salsa and cha cha cha

Here we will be having our one-of-a-kind Cuban coffee famously known as the Cuban Colada! A blend of Arabica beans (roasted in house) with the sweet caramelized sugar topping known as "espumita". Making the ordinary espresso into a sweet, but still, VERY strong coffee.

Also, learn a bit about how coffee became so famous in the Island & where it originated from! Hint, its not in the Americas :)

Learn the history behind this iconic park. Also, the main reason Cubans play the game.

Originally called Antonio Maceo Park, then Maximo Gomez Park, now better known as Domino Park, this has been the meet-up spot for the locals dating back to the 60s!