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Miami Art Deco Walking Tour & Museum Entry★ 4.89 (1,734) · 1h 30m–2h
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Miami South Beach Art Deco Walking Tour Stories★ 4.92 (1,125) · 2h
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Miami Beach: Art Deco Walking Tour & Movie Locations★ 5.00 (153) · 2h 30m
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✓ 2026-09-28Real price per person across the 31 options: US$ 9.99–US$ 100 (median US$ 62). With 100+ reviews: 14 of 31.
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Little Havana Walking Tour Miami: Small Group, Cuban CultureA small-group walking tour of Little Havana in Miami led by a multilingual guide who covers the neighborhood's Cuban history, art and culture across roughly nine blocks in two hours. The tour includes stops at a cigar factory, the Bay of Pigs memorial, a historic 1930s club with live music, a rum-focused bar and gallery, and Domino Park; you'll taste authentic Cuban coffee and sugar cane juice along the way. Groups stay under 10 people, so no loudspeaker system is used. The tour is wheelchair accessible and suitable for all fitness levels; children from age 7 are welcome.Is it for me?Large group tours and food-focused walks leave you in a crowd or focused on eating; this one keeps the group under 10 so you can actually talk to your guide and the locals you meet, and the two-hour pace lets the neighborhood's history and culture sink in instead of rushing through it.
Wynwood Street Art Walking Tour Miami: Murals ExplainedYou walk through Wynwood's core murals with a local guide for 75 minutes, learning the stories and techniques behind each piece and how the neighborhood transformed over two decades. The guide's perspective shifts with new art, so the tour stays current. You get historical context, artist insights, and recommendations for what to explore next — all while staying on your feet at a moderate pace through a wheelchair-accessible route.Is it for me?Right for you if you want to understand Wynwood's art and history rather than just walk past the walls — the guide's perspective is what transforms a stroll into a real conversation with the neighborhood. Plan for 1 hour 15 minutes on your feet at a steady pace, which is what lets you absorb the details instead of rushing through.
Wynwood Street Art Tour in Miami: French-GuidedA guided street art tour of Wynwood in Miami led by a French-speaking guide who walks you through the neighborhood's murals, galleries and history. The guide explains the different forms of street art, the stories behind the large frescoes, and points out the best cafes, bars and restaurants in this former warehouse district that turned into one of Miami's coolest neighborhoods. Suitable for all fitness levels and wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?Book this tour if you speak French or want to practice it while learning about street art and the neighborhood's transformation. The casual pace and two-hour length work well for families and mixed groups who want to understand the murals without a long commitment.
South Beach Art Deco Tour: 900 buildings with French guideA guided architectural tour of South Beach in Miami led by a French-speaking guide, covering Ocean Drive, Collins Avenue and Espanola Way. The tour lasts two hours and takes you through the largest concentration of Art Deco buildings in the world, with access to interiors guides usually keep closed to casual walkers.Is it for me?Two hours is a morning or afternoon slot that leaves the rest of your day open—long enough to understand the architecture instead of just seeing it, short enough to fit around other plans. The guide's knowledge of interiors and the stories behind the buildings makes this worth choosing over a solo walk, especially if you want to know why these buildings matter to Miami's history instead of just photographing the facades.
Little Havana Walking Tour for History Buffs in MiamiA 90-minute walking tour of Miami's Little Havana led by a local guide covers Domino Park, Tower Theater, and Calle Ocho, with Cuban coffee and guava-and-cheese pastry included. The guide shares stories from long-time residents and points out street art and local artists, giving you the perspective of someone inside the community rather than outside it looking in.Is it for me?At 90 minutes, this tour fits into a free afternoon or morning without eating up your whole day, so you can pair it with other plans. The guide is someone who actually lived the neighborhood's history, which means you hear the stories that matter to the community, not just the landmarks tourists are supposed to see.
Little Havana Walking Tour: Cuban Guides Domino ParkA two-hour walking tour of Miami's Little Havana neighborhood led by Cuban and Cuban American guides, with stops at Domino Park, a working cigar factory, Party Cake Bakery, and the newly opened Havana Collection Experience museum. The tour includes entry to the Havana Collection, samples of Cuban pastries, sodas, coffee and freshly pressed sugarcane juice, plus optional lunch or rum tasting at checkout.Is it for me?Choose the tour with lunch if you want a full meal woven into the neighborhood stops; pick the rum option if you'd rather taste Cuban spirits while the guide talks. The VIP version suits travelers who want more depth or a smaller group—confirm the specifics with the operator before booking, since the distinction isn't detailed in the standard description.
Miami Wynwood Walls: Street Art Tour & Museum EntryYou walk through Miami's Wynwood neighborhood with a local art expert who explains the street art, the artists, and the history as you move. You get entry into the Wynwood Walls Museum included, plus insider tips on where to eat and drink in the district. The whole thing takes 2 to 3 hours and covers the main galleries, the marketplace, and the hidden corners most visitors miss.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Wynwood's street art and the neighborhood itself without arranging entry separately—the included museum access and local guide are what turn a walk into an actual education in contemporary urban art.
Little Havana Walking Tour: Cuban food, music & cigar rollingA two-hour private walking tour of Little Havana in Miami with a bilingual guide, covering Calle Ocho, Domino Park, and historic sites while you taste Cuban coffee, traditional foods like empanadas and croquetas, and watch cigar rolling by hand. The tour operates rain or shine and walks about ten to twelve short blocks; food tastings equal a lunch portion, though you can buy additional items along the way.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're exploring Miami solo or with a partner and want to eat and move at the same time—a private guide means the pace stays yours, and the tastings let you experience the neighborhood's food culture without sitting down for a formal meal. It's also a solid choice for families with kids from age one, since the walk covers short blocks and the guide adjusts to the group's rhythm.
Little Havana Walking Tour: Miami Cuban History Food TastingsThis small-group walking tour of Little Havana in Miami is led by a Cuban-born author and historian who has guided visitors since the 1980s. You walk Calle Ocho and the surrounding blocks, stopping at cigar factories, Domino Park, the Tower Theater, Ball & Chain, and local food shops where you taste Cuban sandwiches, ice cream, sugarcane juice and other specialties—though you pay for what you eat. The tour runs two hours and caps at a small group size so the guide can tailor the experience to your interests. English-language tours depart daily; Spanish-language and private options are available on request.Is it for me?Two hours leaves room for other neighborhoods in Miami the same day, but not for a full meal—budget time and money for tastings at each stop rather than a sit-down lunch. Book this if you want the neighborhood's real history from someone who lived it, not a food-focused itinerary where eating is the main event.
Miami Beach Walking Tour: Art Deco & Botanical Gardens AudioA smartphone audio walking tour of Miami Beach starting at the Botanical Gardens and moving through Washington and Collins Avenues, with automatic commentary at 25+ stops including the Versace Mansion, South Beach, and art deco hotels. Download the tour once to your device on WiFi, then walk the route anytime without needing data or a signal; the GPS map shows where you are and plays guide commentary automatically as you approach each attraction.Is it for me?Walk at your own pace with audio that plays automatically at each location—choose this if you prefer exploring solo rather than joining a group, or if you're fitting the tour into an unscheduled afternoon.
Miami Beach Movie & Food Walking Tour: Art Deco & Street EatsA 90-minute guided walking tour of Miami Beach's Art Deco neighborhoods and film locations, with stops at South Beach, Espanola Way, and Mango's Tropical Café. You walk Ocean Drive for seven blocks, taste local street snacks and Cuban coffee, and finish with a cocktail while learning the behind-the-scenes history of the buildings that became Hollywood sets. The guide speaks English or Spanish and leads groups through neighborhoods where you learn to recognize Art Deco architecture and the stories of the LGBTQ community and Mafia history that shaped the city.Is it for me?Start from Ocean Drive in South Beach without needing a car or advance planning—the guide meets you and walks the seven blocks of movie locations on foot, so a free afternoon becomes a complete tour of the neighborhood's film history and food culture in 90 minutes.
Miami Beach walking tour: Art Deco architecture and historyThis self-guided audio walking tour of Miami Beach starts at the Miami Beach sign and follows the beachfront down Ocean Drive, then inland through Collins Avenue and Washington Avenue to Española Way. You control the pace with offline audio, maps and GPS directions on your phone. The tour covers roughly an hour to an hour and a half and includes stories of how Julia Tuttle and Henry Flagler sparked Miami's development, the Art Deco preservation movement, and the city's shifts from 1920s holiday playground to World War II military base to the glamorous destination it is today.Is it for me?An hour to ninety minutes on foot means you can fit this into a morning or afternoon without committing your whole day, and the self-guided format lets you stop for a café on Española Way or a drink at Mac's Club Deuce without falling behind a group or a schedule.
Wynwood Street Art Tour Miami: Murals & Artist StoriesA guided street art tour through Miami's Wynwood neighborhood with a local guide who reveals the artists, techniques and meanings behind the colorful murals covering the alleys and streets. The tour includes a one-hour stop at Gary Nader Art Centre, a world-renowned gallery housing Latin American and contemporary works. Live guides speak English, Spanish, and Italian; children are welcome from age 6.Is it for me?The tour involves steady walking through city streets and alleys over two hours, with one gallery break in the middle—it suits anyone comfortable with a moderate pace and interested in the stories and context behind the art, not just the visual experience of it.
Wynwood street art tour in French: Murals and galleriesA guided street art tour of Miami's Wynwood district in French, covering the neighborhood's transformation from disreputable area to open-air museum since 2009. The tour walks you through Wynwood Walls and the surrounding galleries, stopping to study the political and social messages in the murals, visiting the avenue lined with artist collectives and breweries, and exploring the contemporary art galleries and designer boutiques. Two hours, suitable for ages 6 and up, with wheelchair accessibility throughout.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're spending an afternoon in Miami and want to understand Wynwood's art scene through a French-speaking guide—the two-hour walk covers the neighborhood's history, the iconic Wynwood Walls, and the galleries without requiring you to navigate or research the district on your own.
Wynwood Graffiti Tour with Complimentary DrinkA 90-minute walking tour of Wynwood's murals led by a local guide who traces the neighborhood's shift from industrial district to art destination. You start with a complimentary drink at the shop—beer, wine, or non-alcoholic—then walk through hundreds of murals across streets, alleys, and parking lots, learning spray paint techniques and the stories of invited and local artists. Minimum age 21; wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?The 90-minute timeframe fits a morning or afternoon slot without consuming your whole day, leaving room to grab lunch in the neighborhood or visit Wynwood Walls or the Museum of Graffiti afterward on your own. If you want to understand the artists and techniques behind the work instead of just passing by, a guide who knows the neighborhood's transformation makes that possible.
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Little Havana Food Tour Miami: Cuban Tastings & Cigar FactoryA guided walking tour of Little Havana in Miami takes you through the neighborhood's cultural landmarks and food stops with a live English-speaking guide, small group size, and access to locations other tour operators don't reach. The tour includes visits to a working cigar factory, Domino Park where locals play Cuba's national game, the Tower Theater, and multiple food tastings—rum mojito, guarapo, café Cubano, and Cuban cuisine at several stops. Children from age 7 are welcome, and the walk covers less than half a mile with rest stops built in.Is it for me?At two and a half hours, the tour fits into a morning or afternoon without consuming your whole day, leaving time for other neighborhoods or museums. The small group size and the operator's two-decade history in Little Havana mean you access cultural stops and local knowledge that larger commercial tours don't reach.
Miami South Beach: Art Deco Food & Walking TourYou walk through Miami's Art Deco Historic District with a culinary guide who knows both the architecture and the food scene. Along Ocean Drive and the side streets, you stop at local restaurants and cafés for tastings that add up to a full meal — Cuban sandwiches, croquetas, cortaditos, and dishes that reflect the Latin American communities that shape Miami's food culture. The tour runs rain or shine and takes about three hours on foot, so wear comfortable shoes. Food restrictions can be accommodated if you notify the operator by email before your tour date.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Miami through its food and architecture without arranging your own stops and tastings — the guide handles where you go and what you eat, and the walking pace lets you absorb both the history and the flavors.
Little Havana food tour: Cuban tastings and cigar factoryThis half-day walking tour of Little Havana in Miami pairs food tastings at six family-owned Cuban restaurants with stops at a working cigar factory, Domino Park, and historical landmarks like the Bay of Pigs Memorial. Your local guide leads a small group of no more than 10 people through the neighborhood's Cuban-American history and culture, with tastings of Cuban coffee, mojitos, ropa vieja, guava pastries, Cuban sandwiches, and empanadas included in the price. The tour operates in English and runs about two and a half hours.Is it for me?At two and a half hours, this tour fits into a morning or afternoon without eating up your whole day, leaving time to explore other Miami neighborhoods or rest before evening plans. The small group—no more than 10 people—means you move at a pace that lets you ask questions and linger at stops without feeling rushed.
Miami Little Havana Food Tour: Calle Ocho Eats & Cigar RollingYou’ll taste your way through Miami’s Little Havana with a local guide—warm empanadas in hand, fresh guarapo juice on your lips, and domino games echoing around you. Watch cigars rolled by masters, stroll past classic cars and murals, and end up full of food and stories you didn’t expect to find.
Food tour Miami Beach: 5 stops, Art Deco walk includedYou walk through Miami Beach's Art Deco District with a local guide who explains the architecture and history while you taste food at five neighborhood restaurants. The 2.5-hour tour covers Lincoln Road, Espanola Way, Ocean Drive and the iconic buildings that define South Beach, so you see how the district nearly vanished and came back. Small groups mean you're not lost in a crowd, and because everything is included — guide, entry, tastings — you don't have to figure out where to eat or what to look at.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand how Miami actually works instead of just seeing the postcard version, and you'd rather not spend the afternoon figuring out which restaurants are worth your time — the guide and the tastings do that for you.
South Beach: Art Deco Walking Tour & Food TastingsYou walk 1.5 miles through South Beach's Art Deco Historic District, stopping at five local restaurants for tastings that add up to a full meal—soup, plantains, empanadas, tacos, and chocolate ravioli—while a local guide shares the history of the Versace Mansion, Ocean Drive's iconic hotels, and how Caribbean, Latin American, and LGBTQ+ communities shaped the neighborhood's identity. The VIP beverage upgrade includes three cocktails. The tour takes three hours and includes exclusive access to the landmarks you visit.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main South Beach highlights—Art Deco architecture, food, and neighborhood history—in one afternoon without arranging transport or timing multiple stops yourself; the fixed three-hour schedule keeps all five restaurants and landmarks inside a single walkable route.
Miami Wynwood: Food & Art Walking Tour with Walls AccessYou’ll taste your way through Miami’s Wynwood district with exclusive access to the famous Walls, sample Latin brews and street tacos, try Asian-inspired tapas and cookies from award-winning bakers—all led by a local guide who knows every mural’s story. Expect vibrant art, unexpected flavors, and moments that stick with you long after lunch ends.
Miami Beach: Art Deco Walking Tour & Historic Hotel LobbiesYou’ll wander South Beach with a local historian who brings Miami Beach’s Art Deco history to life—from secret hotel lobbies to famous film locations and real-life legends like Muhammad Ali. Feel ocean breezes on your skin, hear wild stories behind every pastel façade, and take home a hand-drawn map full of tiny discoveries you might’ve missed otherwise.
Wynwood Walls Food and Street Art Walking Tour: 5 tastingsThis 3-hour guided walking tour through Miami's Wynwood neighborhood combines food tastings from five local restaurants with access to the Wynwood Walls Museum and a certified tour of the street art district. You taste birria tacos, Peruvian bites, a tropical sandwich, New York-style pizza and a guava cookie while exploring galleries and murals with a local guide who knows both the culinary and artistic history. Entry to the Wynwood Walls Museum is included; a VIP drink pairing with a margarita is available as an upgrade.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to taste multiple neighborhood restaurants and understand the art and history behind Wynwood's murals in one outing—the guide and the museum entry mean you're not navigating on your own or paying separately for access to the Walls.
Miami Beach Art Deco & Hidden Gems Walk + Trolley TourA 2.5-hour walking and trolley tour of Miami Beach covering the Art Deco Historic District, Ocean Drive, South Beach, and South Pointe Park with a live English-speaking guide. You'll enter the interiors of historic hotels, visit the Versace Mansion, walk a 1-mile pedestrian mall, and hear stories about the Jewish developers, Cuban refugees, Hollywood, and organized crime that built this "Billion Dollar Sandbar"—plus the filming locations from Miami Vice, Scarface, and The Birdcage. Small group tours keep the experience personalized, and the guide offers insider tips on local restaurants, bars, and hidden gems beyond the standard tourist route.Is it for me?Book the standard group tour if you want the full Art Deco and South Beach story with other travelers and a professional guide's expertise; choose a private tour or Spanish-language option if you prefer a smaller group, a personalized pace, or to hear the history in Spanish—both are available by contacting Sobeach Tours directly for a 25% discount.
Miami Art Deco, Design District & Wynwood tour in FrenchA 3.5-hour guided tour of Miami's art and design landmarks with a French-speaking guide, covering the Art Deco District along Ocean Drive, the Design District's luxury architecture, and Wynwood's open-air mural collection. The group stays small (max 10 people), Uber transfers between neighborhoods are included, and you receive photos, videos, an insider digital guide and a lightweight backpack at the start.Is it for me?Book this if you speak French and prefer a guide handling navigation and storytelling across three neighborhoods rather than planning the route yourself.
Wynwood Food & Art Walking Tour Miami: 5 StopsYou walk through Wynwood with a local guide, stopping at five independent restaurants to sample cuisines from across the Americas and Mediterranean. Lunch and snacks are included, along with storytelling about the neighborhood's art scene and food culture. The tour replaces a meal rather than adding to your day, and you move at a pace that lets you see the murals and street life as you go.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat lunch in Wynwood anyway and would rather have a guide who knows which restaurants matter and what the neighborhood's actually about — the walking pace and the five stops are what turn a meal into a real tour of the place.
Miami Beach Crime Walk Tour: Al Capone to MafiaA private walking tour of Miami Beach's crime history, led by a guide who has researched the city's darkest chapters. You visit Espanola Way, Collins Avenue, Washington Avenue and Ocean Drive, stopping at sites tied to Al Capone's gambling operations, Prohibition-era speakeasies, 1980s cocaine trafficking, and Russian mafia activity. The tour includes bottled water, a curated guide map, and behind-the-scenes access to historic hotel lobbies. It runs 2.5 hours and requires a signed release form.Is it for me?If you're staying in Miami Beach or South Beach without a car, the private guide picks up the logistics—you walk the neighborhoods where the crimes happened and the guide handles the route and the stories. A private tour also means the pace adjusts to your questions, so you're not moving through the history at a group's speed.
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Yes: 30 of the 31 options offer free cancellation, so you can book now and confirm your plans later.
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Most options last up to 2 hours. There are also shorter and longer formats to fit your itinerary.
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