Miami City Tour in Spanish : Local Guide and Attractions

We will pass through downtown Miami, we will see the basketball stadium which is the home of the Miami Heat team and right in front we will have the panoramic view of the Freedom Tower, an emblematic building for the Cuban community in Miami. Built in 1925 it is one of the oldest buildings in the city. In Downtown we do not make stops.

Discover the Mythical Ocean Drive On our tour of South Beach, we will pass by the legendary Ocean Drive, an iconic street in the south of Miami Beach. This iconic road has been the setting for several films and stands out for its numerous buildings with art deco style architecture and pastel colors. Here you can admire the famous Casuarina house that belonged to Gianni Versace, today a Hotel. Although we won't make stops on Ocean Drive, you will enjoy a 1-hour panoramic tour of Miami Beach, capturing the essence of this iconic destination.

Explore South Beach with Us During our tour of Miami Beach (South Beach), we will pass by the iconic Lincoln Road, one of the largest and most vibrant pedestrian shopping areas in Miami Beach. Lincoln Road Mall extends over 8 blocks full of restaurants and shops from well-known American brands. Although we don't make stops here, you will enjoy the views and energy of this emblematic place.

e opportunity to take some photos and walk a little. There is not enough time to enter Wynwood Walls.

The Hermitage of the Virgin of Charity of Cobre, located in Coconut Grove, is a sanctuary dedicated to the patron saint of Cuba. This place of worship is an important spiritual and cultural center for the Cuban community in Miami. The hermitage, with its simple and welcoming design, offers a quiet space for prayer and reflection. In addition, it houses an image of the Virgen de la Caridad del Cobre, known for its miraculous protection and deep devotion among the faithful. The hermitage is a symbol of faith and hope, and a meeting point for those seeking solace and connection with their spiritual roots.

Discover Coconut Grove, the Oldest and Bohemian Neighborhood of Miami During our tour, we will explore Coconut Grove, the oldest neighborhood in the city and known for its lush vegetation. This picturesque and bohemian Bahamian neighborhood captures the historical and cultural essence of Miami. You will enjoy the natural charm and unique atmosphere of Coconut Grove as we walk through its streets full of history and life.

The Venetian Pool in Coral Gables is a historic public pool, created in 1924 from a coral rock quarry. It stands out for its Mediterranean-style architecture, waterfalls, grottos and crystal clear spring water, making it a unique and picturesque attraction.

The Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables, Florida, is an iconic luxury hotel recognized for its stunning Mediterranean-style architecture and excellent amenities. Opened in 1926, this historic building is part of the registry of historic buildings in the United States, standing out for its elegant rooms, a world-class golf course, a large swimming pool and exceptional cuisine. Frequented by numerous celebrities and dignitaries, the Biltmore is a destination of choice for those looking to combine relaxation with sophistication in Miami.

Our last stop is vibrant Little Havana, an iconic Miami neighborhood known for its rich Cuban heritage. Here, you can immerse yourself in Cuban culture as you watch locals play dominoes in the streets and share stories about their life in Cuba. You will have the opportunity to enjoy an authentic Cuban coffee "coladita", and explore a wide variety of restaurants offering Cuban culinary delights. From ropa Vieja to tostones and mojitos, the flavors and aromas will transport you to the Caribbean island. You can stroll along the famous Calle Ocho, where you will find colorful street art murals that tell the history of the Cuban community. On Friday nights, the street is filled with music and dancing during the Viernes Culturales cultural festival, a monthly celebration that reflects the passion and spirit of Little Havana. Without a doubt, this vibrant neighborhood offers a unique experience that captures the essence and heart of Cuban culture in Miami.