Miami Cuban History, Then Arena Nights and Inter Miami Soccer
An eternal flame honors Brigade 2506 in Little Havana, then HEAT games by the bay, touchable Wynwood exhibits and Inter Miami.
An eternal flame at Bay of Pigs Monument honors the exiles of Brigade 2506. Cuban Memorial Boulevard's four-block parkway also holds statues of General Antonio Maceo and Nestor Izquierdo. A 100-year-old sacred ceiba tree stands behind the memorials. People leave items there for cultural or personal reasons. Leave those items untouched as you explore this Little Havana stop.
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After Little Havana’s Bay of Pigs Monument, the guide shifts to downtown Miami’s waterfront at 601 Biscayne Boulevard. Kaseya Center is a multipurpose arena and the home court of the Miami HEAT. Major international music tours also make it a stop, pairing professional basketball with large-scale live music.
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After downtown Miami's waterfront arena, the guide moves to Wynwood's 100,000-square-foot, air-conditioned Mana Wynwood Convention Center. Its Event Hall and Sound Stadium host large-scale events and immersive exhibits, with installations visitors can see, touch, and play with. The venue adds an indoor exhibition stop to Miami's contemporary cultural circuit.
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After Wynwood's immersive exhibits, Nu Stadium shifts the guide to Miami Freedom Park, where Inter Miami CF plays in a 26,700-seat modern venue. The stadium also hosts a year-round calendar of concerts and cultural events. Its stands offer unobstructed sightlines, while ongoing construction around the site and premium concession prices shape the early visitor experience.
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