Little Haiti cannot boast lots of beautiful graffities (although there are still some good drawings in the area), but in turn, it offers an amazing atmosphere typical of one of the Caribbean islands. Here you can discover picturesque parks (Little Haiti Soccer Park, Athalie Range Park), as well as taste some fine Caribbean dishes. You can also find several excellent cultural institutions, thanks to which you can plunge even deeper into the rich Creole culture - Yo Space Gallery, Little Haiti Cultural Center, as well as the already mentioned Haitian Heritage Museum.
During colonial rule, Spain had a great influence on the culture of Florida. The local population is known for its Spanish roots, and a separate museum is dedicated to this culture - this is Centro Cultural Espanol, which also often hosts concerts with Spanish artists and cultural festivals. To learn the detailed history of the city and the region, head to the HistoryMiami Museum where you will find many interesting exhibits such as historical documents, installations, photographs. One more good place to can get acquainted with the history of the city is the Deering Estate, a Victorian building featuring a well-preserved 1920s interior decoration. Check out the upcoming events to get to an interesting one - they are pretty frequent here.
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