CALLE OCHO MIAMI - Eighth Street Miami

Calle Ocho is the 8th Street corridor that serves as Little Havana's main street and a gathering point for Miami's Latino community. Visitors walk the Calle Ocho Walk of Fame, where stars honor Gloria Estefan, Thalía and other Hispanic icons, watch seniors play dominoes at Domino Park, and browse vintage cars, colorful street art, and gift and craft shops.

Fruit stands, cafecito windows, rum and cigar tastings, and churros keep the street busy from early morning into the evening. The Google Maps pin sits at 1700 SW 8th St, but the corridor stretches far beyond it.

Walking tours of 1.5 to 2.

5 hours start around $30 to $69 per person, though strolling the street itself costs nothing. Each March, Carnaval Miami's Calle Ocho Music Festival fills 15 city blocks between SW 12th and 27th Avenue with stages, food vendors and folkloric dance, drawing around a million attendees.

The festival is free, with paid VIP passports for backstage lounges.