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A small park at the intersection of Calle Ocho and SW 15th Ave, named in honor of Maximo Gomez, the commander of the Cuban troops during its War of Independence in the late 19th century.
A small park at the intersection of Calle Ocho and SW 15th Ave, named in honor of Maximo Gomez, the commander of the Cuban troops during its War of Independence in the late 19th century. 15th Ave between Calle Ocho and 9th St is paved with a beautiful wavy brick pattern with images of dominoes, and there are domino motifs throughout the design of the park, which owe its influence to the large crowd of 55-year-old-and-up men who gather here every day to play this and other tabletop games. Visitors, of course, are welcome to observe the greatest center of public street life in Little Havana.
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A prominent Art Deco landmark on Calle Ocho, airing movies subtitled in Spanish
The median along this boulevard is home to many statues and monuments, including an eternal flame burning in memory of the Bay of Pigs Invasion in 1961, a statue commemorating Bay of Pigs brigade member Nestor 'Tony' Izquierdo, a large relief map of Cuba with a quote by Cuban independence leader José Martí, and many others
The home where Elian Gonzalez lived during his short stay in the US, while his custody battle raged on
The famous beachfront park of South Beach located along all the party destinations on Ocean Drive
This historical estate houses an early 20th century mansion built using authentic Italian and Spanish material, and hosts several events throughout the year
Home of the first African-American millionaire in Miami
Built by Geder Walker, this theater was opened in 1913 and was a major African-American entertainment destination until the 1960s
