Art Deco Historic District (Pass By)

Miami's Art Deco district is a testament to the city's architectural evolution and cultural significance. Dating back to the 1920s and 1930s, this district boasts a stunning array of Art Deco buildings characterized by their bold geometric shapes, vibrant colors, and sleek designs. Originally influenced by the Art Deco movement in Europe, these buildings were a reflection of Miami's emergence as a cosmopolitan hub and a playground for the rich and famous. As we navigate through the Art Deco district, marvel at iconic landmarks such as the Versace Mansion, once the opulent residence of fashion designer Gianni Versace. Explore the legacy of legendary singer Gloria Estefan and discover the vibrant nightlife scene that has made Miami Beach a global destination. Delve into the cinematic history of the area, where classic films like "Scarface" and "There's Something About Mary" were filmed, including scenes at the iconic Cardozo Hotel.

Wynwood

Welcome to Wynwood, the vibrant heart of Miami's cultural scene and home to one of the most captivating art districts in the world. Wynwood's story begins as a humble industrial neighborhood, slowly transforming over the decades into the eclectic and thriving artistic hub it is today. Once overshadowed by warehouses and factories, Wynwood saw a resurgence in the early 2000s when visionary artists began to reclaim its spaces, turning blank walls into canvases for expression. As you step into Wynwood, you'll be greeted by a kaleidoscope of colors and shapes adorning every surface. This isn't just graffiti; it's a living, breathing gallery showcasing the talent of local and international artists alike. During our tour, you'll have the privilege of exploring Wynwood's streets. Led by our knowledgeable tour guides, learning about the artists who left their mark on Wynwood and the messages they convey through their work.

30 minutes

Little Havana

Little Havana is more than just a neighborhood; it's a living testament to the Cuban exile experience and a symbol of resilience and cultural richness. Established by Cuban immigrants fleeing the Castro regime in the 1960s, Little Havana quickly became a hub for Cuban exiles, preserving their heritage while adapting to a new life in the United States. Today, it stands as a vibrant community, pulsating with the rhythms of salsa music, the aroma of Cuban coffee, and the craftsmanship of hand-rolled cigars. Join us on this unforgettable journey through Little Havana, where every moment is infused with the spirit of Cuba. Experience the warmth of Cuban hospitality, the rhythm of Cuban music.

1 hour

Coconut Grove (Pass By)

Nestled along the shores of Biscayne Bay, Coconut Grove has a history that dates back centuries, from its origins as a Bahamian settlement to its transformation into a bohemian enclave beloved by artists, intellectuals, and celebrities alike. As we pass through this historic neighborhood, our tour guide will regale you with tales of its early settlers, its role in Miami's development, and the colorful characters who have called it home.

Bayside Marketplace

Bayside is a captivating destination that offers plenty of experiences for visitors to enjoy. For those concluding their adventure, Bayside provides ample opportunities for exploration. Visitors can take leisurely walks, discovering iconic landmarks like the Hard Rock Cafe, or indulge in a delectable dinner at venues featuring live music and exquisite drinks.

30 minutes