Domino Park - Park in Miami - 1444 SW 8th St, USA

On hésite entre un décor théâtral latino américain et l’animation des rues de La Havane. Mais le son bien rythmé des petits orchestres des bars reste authentique. C’est plutôt touristique mais cela mérite une petite heure de visite. La fameuse place des joueurs de domino est incontournable. Même si les tables en plastique alvéolé, adaptées au jeu donnent une touche moderne, la vitesse des joueurs et le bruit des dominos manipulés avec dextérité impressionnent. En fait le jeu classique de 0 à 6 a été étendu jusqu’à 9, ce qui agrandit le nombre de dominos et la longueur des serpents sur les tables.

Domino Park in Little Havana, located on the iconic Calle 8, is an absolute must-visit in Miami. My recent experience here left me thoroughly impressed. As I dined at Old Havana, which is conveniently right next door, the sight of numerous people engrossed in lively domino games caught my attention. The open gate entrance invites you into a vibrant atmosphere where tables are filled with energetic activity and passionate players. It's not just a place to play dominoes but a cultural gem that draws tourists from all around. Many visitors, including myself, couldn't resist capturing the moment, taking photos, and recording the unique experience. I couldn't help but wonder what the players thought about having so many people come to witness their enjoyment. To them, I'd like to express my gratitude by saying, "Gracias por compartir su espacio con nosotros" (Thank you for sharing your space with us). Domino Park is a living testament to the rich cultural tapestry of Little Havana, and I encourage everyone to visit and appreciate this slice of Miami's heritage. I was delighted to find a coconut vendor right outside of the park. Without a doubt, I couldn't resist getting one for myself. It's the perfect refreshing treat to complement the vibrant atmosphere of Domino Park and Little Havana.

Masters of Dominos. Watch the players carefully. If you are a student of Dominos , you could learn a thing or two. Lovely setting with covered playing areas. Rich in history and tradition. Must see iconic location in the middle of Little Havana. Enjoy the sights and sounds and the ever present aroma of distant food and cigars.

Little Havana is an interesting place to visit. Domino Park is part of the cultural history here. Not a whole lot to see other than folks playing some dominoes or chess.

If you like to play domino, this is your place

Went on a Sunday morning and the older gentlemen were already playing Domino. It's an are with deep roots in Cuban Culture since the 1970's. The entire area was bustling and restaurants already open. Seen a few tourists enjoying the scenery and evidence on the ground that an actual horse was there right before I arrived. I highly recommend visiting the park if you want to experience Little Havana!

Place was definitely a cool chill vibe, wish I had the time to sit down and play a game.

Lieu mythique et convivial de Miami et en particulier de little havana. On joue aux dominos et aux échecs. N'hésitez pas à participer si une place se libère