
American Museum of the Cuban Diaspora
American Museum of the Cuban Diaspora
Miami, United States
Last updated: February 11, 2026
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ yendri tabar — 3 months ago
I had goosebumps all over my body from start to finish. It's a very tough and touching journey through the history of Cuba, the real one. It's sad to know that these things still happen until today and those who destroyed a country and its people are still there in power. The people that work there are really kind and attentive.
**★★★★★ Ricky Montalvan — 3 months ago
The American Museum of the Cuban Diaspora is an incredibly powerful and moving experience. It does a remarkable job of showing the human cost of tyranny and the resilience of those who endured it. The letters written by political prisoners before their execution are absolutely heart wrenching raw, personal windows into the courage and suffering of so many who stood against oppression under Castro’s brutal regime.
The exhibits paint a vivid picture of Cuba before and after communism, offering a
**★★★★★ LOU E. VERCETTI — 4 months ago
I RECOMMEND THIS MUSEUM TO EVERYONE REGARDLESS OF YOUR BACKGROUND. STAFF TREATED ME LIKE GOLD, VERY HELPFUL, THE GUIDE IS VERY INSIGHTFUL, WELL INFORMED ABOUT THE HISTORY OF THE MUSEUM AND THE HISTORY OF CUBA. I’M BRINGING MY GRANDMA NEXT WEEK 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾. UNA EXPERIENCIA INOLVIDABL
**★★★★☆ Claudine Lugo — a month ago
If you want an immersive experience that thoughtfully breaks down the Cuban plight from pre revolution to present day, the Museum of the Cuban Diaspora is the place to visit. The exhibits are well curated and informative, with a strong balance of visuals, videos, and written context that truly bring the history to life.
You can comfortably experience the museum in a couple of hours if you take the time to watch the videos and read the articles. It is educational, moving, and offers important pe
**★★★☆☆ coarma — a month ago
Great museum about Cuban history, however they failed to expose Alligator Alley where many Cuban migrants are detained under inhumane conditions.
















