Little Havana and Wynwood Walls tour: street art and domino games

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Duration2h 30m

GroupUp to 32

LanguagesEN · ES

Mobile ticketAccepted

Domino Park is where the neighborhood's real politics happen.

This 2.5-hour guided tour from Bayside Marketplace takes you through Little Havana and Wynwood, two of Miami's most distinct neighborhoods. Your guide leads you through Calle Ocho's Latin-inspired shops and bakeries, stops at Domino Park where locals gather for heated games, then moves to the Wynwood Walls—the massive street art district conceived by Tony Goldman. The tour includes bus transport between neighborhoods; admission to Wynwood Walls is available as an upgrade at checkout.

2h 30m

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Little Havana and Wynwood Walls

Depart from Bayside Marketplace
Cross Brickell Ave bridge into Downtown Miami
Visit Calle Ocho in Little Havana for 45 minutes
See Domino Park local gathering spot
Pass by Miami Design District
Spend 45 minutes at Wynwood Walls District
Option to stay longer at Wynwood Walls

The Experience

The route starts by crossing the Brickell Avenue bridge into Downtown Miami's financial district before heading into Little Havana. You'll spend about 45 minutes on Calle Ocho, the neighborhood's most famous strip, where your guide points out the local bakeries, restaurants and the culture that defines the area. Domino Park sits at the heart of it—a small plaza where Cuban locals spend hours playing dominoes, and your guide will explain why the games matter to the neighborhood's identity.

From there, the bus takes you through the Miami Design District, where high-end designer brands and cafes line the streets alongside designer-inspired galleries. Then you arrive at Wynwood, where you'll spend the final 45 minutes. Your guide gives an orientation of the district's history and the artists behind it. The Wynwood Walls themselves—those massive warehouse murals that started as Tony Goldman's idea to turn blank industrial buildings into canvases for street art—fill the blocks around you. You're free to stay after the tour ends and explore the neighborhood on your own, or add admission to the Wynwood Walls exhibit as an upgrade.

What’s included

Bus transport between neighborhoods.
a local expert guide leading the tour in English or Spanish.
45 minutes exploring Calle Ocho's bakeries, restaurants and cigar shops.
a stop at Domino Park.
passage through the Miami Design District.
45 minutes in Wynwood with guide commentary on the neighborhood's history and street art.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleAccessible transportPets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by Attractions4us LLC

Is this one for you?The guide speaks both English and Spanish, so bilingual travelers and Spanish speakers can follow the commentary in their preferred language. If you want to enter the Wynwood Walls exhibit itself, add that admission at checkout—the base tour gives you the neighborhood context and street art orientation without it.