While you taste some of the best cuisine Miami has to offer, also discover & learn about its art deco. And this all whilst being afforded the opportunity of being a local in some of Miami’s most influential districts of South Beach, Wynwood & Little Havana.

What’s a better way to celebrate a destination than through its food and culture? And, if you are looking for a leader in immersive culinary & cultural experiences in Miami, then I think we have found the number 1 through whom you can experience this!

Miami Culinary Tours has earned a 5 star rating that spans across several thousands which can be viewed through online media.

Their expert guides are intimately acquainted with each neighbourhood, from both mom-and-pop eateries to premier fine dining restaurants that reflect the diversity of they city. “They have earned a reputation for excellence by introducing visitors and locals to some of the most talented restaurants in town while covering the culture behind the food,” says Miami Culinary Tours.

With an elite staff of dedicated guides they offer daily public and private tours throughout the city’s most celebrated neighborhoods. “Every guide is very well versed with Miami’s famed neighborhoods inside and out.” From Cafe Cubano to Peruvian Ceviche, they bring you everything South Florida’s culinary communities have to offer as well as the culture and tradition behind those doing the cooking. Talk about an immersive experience.

The colorful history, fascinating cultural details, and cuisine of your experience will be presented in a way that is fun and accessible for socializing.

   The Miami City Food Tour visits the following:

SOUTH BEACH

Enjoy a crash course on the world-famous ‘Art Deco Architecture’ covering historic buildings and famous movie locations.

In South Beach, the Art Deco District pulls you in with an imaginative collection of more than 800 architecturally protected buildings from the 1930s and 1940s. Anointed the “American Riviera,” South Beach is crowned by Ocean Drive, a worldwide catwalk of see-and-be-seen boutique hotels with models, alfresco cafés, bikini-clad in-line skaters and beaches packed with beautiful young sun seekers. This lively magnet for culture, entertainment and shopping is a great place if you want to mingle with the locals.

WYNWOOD ART DISTRICT

Hear interesting stories behind the creation of Wynwood; its history and the people who helped create the largest outdoor museum in the world. Discover massive and enchanting murals and learn about the artists while your guide covers some of the most prominent art found in the area. Wynwood is home to more than 100 galleries and the astonishing Wynwood Walls, an open air par dedicated to cutting-edge museum quality contemporary urban murals.

LITTLE HAVANA

Immerse yourself, all while exploring the unassuming native life of the older Cuban in Little Havana. Stroll through the rustic village and learn the art of cigar-rolling, visit the studio of a local artist, and witness the fierce competitions at Domino Park. Little Havana’s main thoroughfare, Calle Ocho (Eighth Street) is lined with comfort food restaurants featuring Latin specialties. A common sight is cafes where people sip cafecitos (Cuban coffee) and passionately argue about everything from love to politics, while the sounds of salsa and merengue fill the air.

Miami Culinary Tours walk approximately half a mile at all tours, with plenty of rest stops and at a moderate pace. Tours also can cater for vegetarian and gluten-free diets!

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