Summary
An exploration of Miami's vibrant Little Havana neighborhood, highlighting its historical origins, iconic landmarks, and essential cultural traditions.
Highlights
Historical Origins of Little Havana00:00:01
Discover how the influx of Cuban refugees in 1959 established the 8th Street area, also known as Calle Ocho, as a central hub for the community due to its affordability and accessibility.
Versailles Restaurant and Social Life00:00:57
Explore the famous Versailles restaurant, a cornerstone of the community since 1971. Its coffee window serves as a vital social space where residents, politicians, and reporters discuss politics and culture.
Domino Park and Cuban Traditions00:01:52
A look at Domino Park, where elderly residents gather daily for games and conversation, and the significance of Cuban cigar culture as a refined lifestyle symbol.