This has to be on the top five things to experience in Little Havana. All these older gentlemen playing dominos with such intensity, I wish I could have stayed longer but even if you have just a few minutes, while you finish the ice cream...More

These Cuban gentleman who frequent the park take the game-Domino very seriously. Its a game of strategy and faking out the opponent in order to get ride of your Domino stacks quickly. You can see the seriousness in the eyes and the faces of the...More

Walking to this square one can enjoy the sights and sounds of these domino enthusuasts. Alas all the signage is in Spanish; we did not understand much, but it was fun to watch.

I stood watching the old foggies play and enjoy the day away. You have to be at least 55 to play. You’d probably have to have connections before you can play. All the seats a full.

On a tour I learned about the strict rules that are in place for this activity to be available for the local seniors who are age 55 and up. I am glad it is run with respect, and is available for the local people to...More

Seeing Domino Park was like going back in time via a Time Machine! To watch these people play and strategize was a real eye opener into a culture past - and present. I really appreciated this stop - maybe you will too.

Came across this park as part of the Little Havana walking tour. A national 'sport' so ingrained in and important to the Cubans that they brought it here into Miami and secured this empty plot of land to build this park. Otherwise they would have...More