American Museum of the Cuban Diaspora, Miami

About American Museum of the Cuban Diaspora

The American Museum of the Cuban Diaspora in Miami features a permanent exhibit on the history of Cuban exiles, open daily from noon to 6:00 PM. Visitors explore displays celebrating Cuban culture, art, and the stories of those who fled dictatorship and built new lives as exiles. The museum presents the Castro Power Deck, a research initiative with 56 profiles identifying key figures in Cuba's regime decision-making structure, revealing internal networks and political links. Additional presentations examine historical topics like Cuba's 1940 Constitution and its relevance to democracy and the rule of law. The museum also hosts live theater and performing arts celebrating Cuban diaspora artists and thinkers. All galleries and facilities are wheelchair accessible, with complimentary wheelchairs available. Baby strollers are permitted. Only cellphone cameras are allowed in galleries. Food and drinks are not permitted inside. The museum implements timed ticketing and recommends advance ticket reservations.