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Fairchild Tropical Garden in Coral Gables is a tranquil oasis with lakes, woods and thousands of plants. Rare palms and orchids flourish in glass conservatories and the tropical Vine Pergola…
Tour of Art Deco Historic District
Tours of Miami's Art Deco Historic District leave from the Art Deco Gift Shop and introduce a fantasy landscape of tropical blues and pinks, studded with neon-covered landmark hotels.…
The Miami Seaquarium allows visitors a close-up view of thousands of forms of sea-life, giving a first-hand glimpse into what life is like on the ocean floor.
Little Havana offers the closest to Cuba you can get without actually being there, including hand-rolled cigars, fruiterias, meat markets, herbal stores and windows with cafecitos for only 25…
Meet exotic animals, including a liger - part lion, part tiger - and birds from all over the world at the lush surroundings of Miami's Jungle Island. Don't miss one of the spectacular animal…
Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County
Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts was designed by Cesare Pelli and opened in late 2006. Home to the Florida Philharmonic, New World Symphony and Florida Grand Opera, it hosts a…
The white crushed-coral sand and turquoise sea of Miami Beach play host to photo shoots, spontaneous parties and lots of beautiful bodies. Throw down a towel or rent a sunbed in-between the…
Eccentric James Deering built Vizcaya Museum and Gardens in Coconut Grove around 1916 to resemble a slice of Renaissance Italy. The villa's rooms are filled with sumptuous gilt-edge…
Floating above Biscayne Bay's shallow seagrass beds, Stiltsville's story began in the 1930s, when Crawfish Eddie Walker built the first shack on stilts above the water. Accessible from Miami…
Flemish tapestries and works by Rubens, Botticelli and Ghirlandaio are displayed in pristine white spaces in the Bass Museum of Art at Miami Beach. New galleries and a sculpture terrace were…
The unique Miami Metrozoo is the only zoo in the country located in a subtropical climate, allowing for an outdoor, open-air layout.
Over its 420 acres, the Deering Estate at Cutler offers tours of endangered natural areas, historic and archaeological sites. In addition, the natural beauty of the estate's gardens makes it a…
Famous for its crushed-coral sands, pastel-hued lifeguard huts and bejewelled sun-worshippers, South Beach encapsulates Miami's glamorous, self-conscious vibe. For sparkling Atlantic views…
Miami Beach's Wolfsonian is home to an array of North American and European glass, ceramics, furniture and artwork, a great introduction to design over the last century. The symbolic Wrestler…
The oldest building in the country (with a little bit of cheating involved), Miami's Ancient Spanish Monastery is a tribute to American ingenuity as well as the strength of Spanish…
At sunset, music takes over North Beach Bandshell in Miami Beach as the Global Cuba Fest comes to town. Cuba's young musicians mesh sounds of their roots with influences from other cultures…
In the midst of one of Coral Gables' residential neighbourhoods, Miami's Venetian Pool is on the National Register of Historic Places. It has vine-covered loggias, shady porticos, a Spanish…
In the midst of one of Coral Gables' residential neighbourhoods, Miami's Venetian Pool is on the National Register of Historic Places. It has vine-covered loggias, shady porticos, a Spanish…
In the midst of one of Coral Gables' residential neighbourhoods, Miami's Venetian Pool is on the National Register of Historic Places. It has vine-covered loggias, shady porticos, a Spanish…
Tobacco Road is so far from the South Beach scene, you'll wonder if you're still in Miami. This crusty rock club draws a laid-back crowd that enjoys slinging back tall necks while watching…
