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Plan your visit
The street is publicly accessible and can be explored on foot at any time.
About this place
Calle Ocho, or SW 8th Street, runs through the Little Havana neighbourhood of Miami and is widely associated with the city's Cuban-American community. The street is marked by colourful murals painted across building facades and a series of rooster sculptures placed along its length.
The Calle Ocho Walk of Fame recognises figures from Latin music and culture, in a similar fashion to Hollywood's equivalent. Alongside these landmarks, the street supports a range of independent businesses, cafes, and cigar shops that reflect the area's character.
Location
Find Calle ocho Miami / Eight Street Miami
Calle Ocho runs through Little Havana in Miami, Florida, close to the SW 18th Avenue junction.
Coordinates: 25.7660° N · 80.2247° W
Nearby places
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RecommendedAzucar Ice Cream Company
RestaurantA small Cuban ice cream shop on Calle Ocho, known for the giant cone above its door and for Abuela María: guava, cream cheese and Maria biscuits in vanilla.
RecommendedA Little Havana bar and music venue that first opened in 1935, with live Latin music and a pineapple-shaped stage in its garden.
RecommendedOld's Havana Cuban Bar & Cocina
RestaurantA lively Cuban bar and kitchen on Calle Ocho, known for its mojitos and for the best Cuban sandwich of our trip.
The memorial to the Cuban exiles of the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion, with an eternal flame and a sacred ceiba tree where offerings are still left.
Bayside Marketplace
ShoppingA waterfront open-air shopping and dining centre with daiquiri bars, restaurants and marina excursions.
Casa del Tabaco
ShoppingA Calle Ocho cigar shop where you can watch Cuban rollers make each cigar by hand, from classic blends to chocolate and whisky flavours.