Official Visitors Guide Greater Miami & Miami Beach 2026

Visitors Guide

MiamiandMiamiBeach.com

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01 Miami Beach lifeguard tower 02 Wynwood Walls mural by Jessie & Katey (photo by Junia Parodi) 03 View from Vizcaya Museum & Gardens (photo by Ricardo Cornejo) 04 One Thousand Museum building, Downtown Miami (photo by Ricardo Cornejo) 05 Pink flamingo (photo by Ron Magill, Zoo Miami)

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Visitors Guide THIS PUBLICATION WAS PRODUCED BY:

201 S. Biscayne Blvd., Suite 2200, Miami, FL 33131 305-539-3000 • 800-933-8448 • MiamiandMiamiBeach.com @VisitMiami BOARD CHAIR Julissa Kepner PRESIDENT & CEO David Whitaker CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER Rolando Aedo, CDME SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, MARKETING & TOURISM Gisela Marti DIRECTOR, CREATIVE SERVICES Junia Parodi

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What’s Inside 6 WELCOME 8 HIGHLIGHTED EVENTS

14 MUST-SEE ATTRACTIONS 16 ADRIENNE ARSHT CENTER

FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS OF MIAMI-DADE COUNTY 18 ANCIENT SPANISH MONASTERY 20 ART DECO DISTRICT 22 BAYFRONT PARK, BAYSIDE MARKETPLACE

AND MAURICE A. FERRÉ PARK 24 BISCAYNE NATIONAL PARK 26 CALLE OCHO 28 DEERING ESTATE 30 EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK 32 FAIRCHILD TROPICAL BOTANIC GARDEN 34 LINCOLN ROAD 36 PÉREZ ART MUSEUM MIAMI (PAMM) 38 PHILLIP AND PATRICIA FROST MUSEUM OF SCIENCE 40 SOUTH POINTE PARK 42 VIZCAYA MUSEUM & GARDENS 44 WYNWOOD WALLS 46 ZOO MIAMI

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48 BEACHES 60 FOODIE SCENE 78 THE SPORTING LIFE 90 ACTIVITIES FOR ALL 106 LGBTQ MIAMI 112 MULTICULTURAL MIAMI 118 SHOPPING IN STYLE 126 ICONIC PLACES 136 SUSTAINABLE MIAMI 140 EXPLORE OUR NEIGHBORHOODS 146 VISITOR RESOURCES 148 CRUISING FROM MIAMI 150 MIAMI BEACH CONVENTION CENTER 152 SIGHTSEEING & TOURS 154 TRANSPORTATION & USEFUL TIPS 158 ACCESSIBLE TRAVEL 162 CORPORATE PARTNERS

164 MAPS, PUBLIC TRANSIT & VISITOR CENTERS

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Welcome to Greater Miami & Miami Beach — tropical, cosmopolitan and one of the great destinations of the world.

Welcome to paradise!

With endless sunshine and miles of pristine beaches, our stunning coastline seamlessly blends resort, urban and agricultural communities.

Travelers and meeting delegates are rewarded with fascinating neighborhoods beckoning to be explored. When combined with iconic events, venues and celebrations year-round, a visit here provides our guests with an experience tailored just for them.

Getting here is easy. Miami International Airport (MIA) offers more than 1,000 flights to and from destinations around the globe. We’re also the Cruise Capital of the World® offering a broad range of sailings from PortMiami and varied pre-and post-cruise vacation options.

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Best-in-class accommodations, fine dining, great shopping, sports, arts and culture are signature Miami features. New and legacy attractions abound, including Everglades and Biscayne National Parks, two of our nation’s most cherished treasures.

While our year-round glorious weather and palm-fringed beaches are brands known all over the world, our community also offers a variety of unique experiences for all ages and audiences. For everyone from adventure travelers and sports lovers to connoisseurs of great dining, the options are endless.

Miami’s arts scene now counts among the finest.

Spectacular live music, dance and theater performances abound at singularly beautiful venues, both indoors and out. Art is everywhere, from breathtaking street scenes to best-in-class galleries and events that reflect the international essence of our community.

We hope this guide inspires you — the list of things to see and do in Greater Miami & Miami Beach is virtually endless. For additional information, including our valueadded Miami Deals programs and year-round calendar of events, visit MiamiandMiamiBeach.com.

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Highlighted Events

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Signature Annual Events With an exciting year-round lineup of events, there’s always something fun and festive going on in Miami. Here is a sampling of signature annual events.

January

Beaux Arts Festival beauxartsmiami.org

Capital One Orange Bowl Football Game orangebowl.org

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade

The Homestead Championship Rodeo

mlkparadeandfestivities.org

homesteadrodeo.com

Life Time Miami Marathon and Half Marathon themiamimarathon.com

Miami Modern + Contemporary (MM+C)

Miami Design Preservation League’s Art Deco Weekend artdecoweekend.com

South Beach Jazz Festival sobejazzfestival.com

miamimcfair.com

February

Asian Culture Festival asianculturefestival.net

Discover Boating Miami International Boat Show miamiboatshow.com

Montreux Jazz Festival Miami montreuxjazzfestivalmiami.com 10

Coconut Grove Arts Festival cgaf.com

Food Network South Beach Wine & Food Festival sobewff.org

Winter Party Festival winterparty.com

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Calle Ocho Music Festival carnavalmiami.com

Jazz in the Gardens Music Fest jazzinthegardens.com

Miami Open Tennis Tournament miamiopen.com

GroundUp Music Festival groundupmusicfestival.com

Miami-Dade County Youth Fair & Exposition fairexpo.com

The Original Miami Beach Antique Show originalmiamibeachantiqueshow.com

Ultra Music Festival

We Belong Here Miami

ultramusicfestival.com

webelonghere.world/miami

Winter Music Conference wintermusicconference.com

April

Miami Attraction & Museum Months miamiandmiamibeach.com/deals

Global Champions Arabians Tour

Deering Seafood Festival deeringestate.org

Miami Beach Pride

gcarabianstour.com

miamibeachpride.com

Miami Film Festival

Miami Riverday Festival

miamifilmfestival.com

miamirivercommission.org

Miami-Dade CountryFest mdcountryfest.com

Out (Loud) in the Tropics Festival fundarte.us/out-in-the-tropics

OUTshine Film Festival (spring edition) outshinefilm.com 11

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May

Miami Attraction & Museum Months miamiandmiamibeach.com/deals

Formula 1™ Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix f1miamigp.com

Paraiso Miami Swim Week paraisomiamibeach.com

American Black Film Festival abff.com/miami

Hyundai Air & Sea Show & National Salute to America’s Heroes usasalute.com

SweetHeat Miami sweetheatmiami.com

June

Wynwood Pride wynwoodpride.com

July

Miami Spa Months miamiandmiamibeach.com/deals

Florida SuperCon floridasupercon.com

Fire on the Fourth miamibeachfl.gov

International Ballet Festival of Miami internationalballetfestival.org

Mango Festival fairchildgarden.org

August

Miami Spa Months miamiandmiamibeach.com/deals

IFE-ILE Afro-Cuban Dance Festival ife-ile.org

Miami Spice Restaurant Months miamiandmiamibeach.com/deals

Orange Blossom Classic orangeblossomclassic.com

September

Miami Spice Restaurant Months miamiandmiamibeach.com/deals

Miami International Auto Show miamiautoshows.com 12

International Hispanic Theatre Festival of Miami teatroavante.org

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October

Celebrate ORGULLO

III Points Festival

celebrateorgullo.com

iiipoints.com

Miami Carnival Parade and Concert

Miami Fashion Week

miamicarnival.org

OUTshine Film Festival (fall edition) outshinefilm.com

miamifashionweek.com

Redland International Orchid Festival redlandorchidfestival.com

South Beach Seafood Festival sobeseafoodfest.com

November

Miami-Dade Farmers Month miamiandmiamibeach.com/deals

Miami Book Fair miamibookfair.com

Miami Beach Polo World Cup miamibeachpolo.com

No Vacancy Miami Beach mbartsandculture.org

December

Art Basel Miami Beach artbasel.com/miami-beach

Design Miami designmiami.com

Art Miami artmiami.com

Miccosukee Indian Arts & Crafts Festival miccosukee.com

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Art of Black Miami artofblackmiami.com

Miami Beach OnStage! mbartsandculture.org

Miami Beach Culture Crawl mbartsandculture.org

SoundScape Cinema Series mbartsandculture.org

Viernes Culturales Arts & Culture Festival viernesculturales.org 13

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Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County The Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts serves as Miami’s cultural pulse – a gathering place where creativity, connection and community come alive. Since opening in 2006, this nonprofit organization has played a leading role in Miami’s cultural transformation, sparking new development and hosting world-class performances.

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Home to international artists, resident companies and local partners, the Arsht Center presents more than 300 events annually – from Broadway musicals and jazz concerts to classical performances, a celebrated Flamenco Festival, and award-winning plays by local theater companies.

Signature community favorites such as Family Fest, Gospel Fest Miami, Art + Mind Day, Heritage Fest and Pride celebrations welcome visitors as well as residents from every corner of the destination.

Exceptional Dining Elevate your evening with on-site dining. Enjoy a two-course prix fixe meal at Teatro Restaurant or sip cocktails and savor pastries, empanadas and snacks at Accent Café before the show.

Three performance venues: Ziff Ballet Opera House (2,400 seats), John S. and James L. Knight Concert Hall (2,200 seats), Carnival Studio Theater (250 seats) Three resident companies: Florida Grand Opera, Miami City Ballet, New World Symphony Cleveland Orchestra Miami winter performances LEED certified

ADDRESS 1300 Biscayne Blvd.

Miami, FL 33132 PHONE 305-949-6722 WEBSITE arshtcenter.org

AMENITIES Free Wi-Fi Meeting/Event Space On-Site Restaurant and Cafe Self-Parking at Various Lots Valet Parking

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Ancient Spanish Monastery HIGHLIGHTS Oldest European monastery in the U.S. Weddings in the chapel or gardens Receptions in the cloisters, the loggia or the garden

INFORMATION ADDRESS 16711 W. Dixie Highway North Miami Beach, FL 33160 PHONE 305-945-1461 WEBSITE spanishmonastery.com

AMENITIES Gift Shop Meeting/Event Space Self-Parking Walking Tours

Tucked away in modern North Miami Beach, the Ancient Spanish Monastery offers a captivating journey into the past. This Florida Heritage site, originally constructed in medieval Spain, stands as a remarkable example of European architecture and history.

After centuries of transformation and travel, now it’s one of Miami’s most treasured landmarks.

A Fascinating History The Ancient Spanish Monastery traces its origins to 1133 AD in Sacramenia, a town in northern Spain, where Cistercian monks built the structure that would later bear the name of Saint Bernard of Clairvaux. In 1925, media tycoon William Randolph Hearst purchased the monastery, dismantled it stone by stone, and shipped it to the U.S. in more than 11,000 crates. Rebuilt in Miami in the 1950s, the monastery was later gifted to the Episcopal Diocese of Southeast Florida, where it remains a treasured landmark.

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Today, the Ancient Spanish Monastery is both a church and a cultural attraction. Visitors explore its museum, gardens and ivy-draped courtyards filled with medieval statues, carved ceilings and stained glass. A peaceful oasis amid city life, it also serves as a stunning venue for weddings, photography and special events.

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Vibrant pastel colors and striking geometric designs define the historic Art Deco buildings that dot Miami Beach.

The world’s largest concentration of Art Deco architecture can be found in South Beach’s Art Deco Historic District, stretching from 5th to 23rd streets along Ocean Drive and Collins and Washington avenues.

Originating in France in the 1910s and gaining worldwide fame by 1925, Art Deco flourished through the 1920s and 1930s, reflecting the elegance and energy of the Roaring Twenties.

Thanks to activist Barbara Baer Capitman, the district was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1979.

HIGHLIGHTS Art Deco Weekend – 2nd weekend in January Daily walking tours Miami Design Preservation League’s Official Art Deco Exhibition Gallery and Welcome Center National Register of Historic Places (800+ designated buildings)

INFORMATION ADDRESS Miami Design Preservation League 1001 Ocean Drive Miami Beach, FL 33139 PHONE 305-672-2014

Art Deco Walking Tours & the Art Deco Welcome Center Start your exploration at 10th Street and Ocean Drive at the Art Deco Welcome Center, run by the Miami Design Preservation League (MDPL).

Inside, the Official Art Deco Exhibition Gallery presents rotating exhibits on the style’s history and its South Beach roots.

The tours offer insight into Art Deco buildings as well as the Mediterranean Revival and Miami Modern (MiMo) architectural styles that are prevalent in Miami Beach.

WEBSITE mdpl.org

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Even Miami Beach’s lifeguard towers embrace Art Deco flair. Designed by architect William Lane, these colorful structures are both functional and iconic, symbolizing the city’s lively culture and architectural heritage.

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Bayfront Park, Bayside Marketplace and Maurice A. Ferré Park HIGHLIGHTS Boat Tours from Miamarina at Bayside FPL Solar Amphitheater Pérez Art Museum Miami Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science Skyviews Miami Ultra Music Festival

INFORMATION Bayfront Park ADDRESS 301 Biscayne Blvd.

Miami, FL 33132 PHONE 305-358-7550 WEBSITE bayfrontparkmiami.com Bayside Marketplace ADDRESS 401 Biscayne Blvd.

Miami, FL 33132 PHONE 305-577-3344 WEBSITE baysidemarketplace.com Maurice A. Ferré Park ADDRESS 1075 Biscayne Blvd.

Miami, FL 33132 PHONE 305-358-7550 WEBSITE bayfrontparkmiami. com/maurice-aferre-park

Bayfront Park, Bayside Marketplace and Maurice A. Ferré Park stretch along scenic Biscayne Bay, creating a dazzling gateway to Downtown Miami.

Visitors are greeted with open green spaces, public art and walking paths that frame stunning bay views.

Bayfront Park Covering 32 acres along the bay, Bayfront Park is an inviting spot for families to unwind. The park features expansive lawns, scenic walking paths, a waterfront promenade, a sandy beach area, a beautiful fountain, a tropical rock garden and the FPL Solar Amphitheater.

Throughout the year, it comes alive with concerts, festivals and community events.

Bayside Marketplace For nearly four decades, this lively hub for shopping, dining and entertainment has remained a Miami favorite. With nearly 70 stores and 30 restaurants, it offers something for everyone and also serves as the departure point for several scenic boat tours. Towering 180 feet above the bay, the Skyviews Miami observation wheel offers breathtaking views of Downtown Miami’s sparkling skyline and beyond.

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Formerly known as Museum Park, this 21-acre urban oasis features Miami’s longest waterfront baywalk. The scenic promenade stretches from Biscayne Boulevard to Biscayne Bay, offering a picturesque pedestrian route that connects visitors to the Pérez Art Museum Miami and the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science.

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This aquatic paradise is the largest marine sanctuary in the U.S. National Park System, with 95% of its 173,000 acres underwater.

It features four ecosystems – mangrove forests, Biscayne Bay’s lagoon, coral limestone keys and the world’s third-largest reef – supporting thousands of species.

HIGHLIGHTS Largest U.S. National Park marine sanctuary Dante Fascell Visitor Center Homestead National Parks Trolley (every weekend from late November through April)

INFORMATION ADDRESS 9700 SW 328th St. Homestead, FL 33033

Check Out the Visitor Center and Tours Start your visit at the Dante Fascell Visitor Center, which features a museum, art gallery and park information. The center is also the gateway to the Convoy Point Jetty Walk, a scenic stroll through a bayside hardwood hammock. Guided boat, paddle and snorkel tours depart from the visitor center.

Paddle or Snorkel Through the Park Explore the park’s mangrovefringed lagoons by kayak, canoe or paddleboard. The guided Jones Lagoon tour reveals wildlife, including stingrays, turtles and upside-down jellyfish, while birders can spot roseate spoonbills and white-crowned pigeons.

Discover vibrant coral reefs, colorful fish and historic shipwrecks on guided snorkeling and scuba trips.

PHONE 786-335-3620 WEBSITE nps.gov/bisc

AMENITIES Boat Tours Camping Gift Shop Kayak, Canoe and Paddleboard Launch Self-Parking Waterfront

Explore and Camp on Biscayne Bay Islands Visit Boca Chita Key for its lighthouse, mangroves and historic structures, or Elliott Key to hike its loop trail and explore maritime forests. Tent camping, with basic facilities and boat docking, is available on both islands.

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Calle Ocho HIGHLIGHTS Calle Ocho Festival – third Sunday in March Cuban cuisine Domino Park Viernes Culturales – third Friday of every month

INFORMATION ADDRESS Southwest 8th Street in Little Havana, west of Downtown Miami/ Brickell Miami, FL 33135

Welcome to Little Havana, a vibrant neighborhood that’s at the heart of Greater Miami & Miami Beach’s Cuban culture. Its main artery, Calle Ocho (Southwest 8th Street), comes alive with music, food and history – you’ll know you’ve arrived when you spot the colorful rooster sculptures lining the street. Join the fun during Viernes Culturales on the third Friday of every month, starting at noon, for an afternoon and evening of dancing, dining, shopping and entertainment along Calle Ocho from 14th to 17th avenues.

Calle Ocho Walk of Fame and Domino Park

AMENITIES Self-Parking Shops and Restaurants

The Calle Ocho Walk of Fame, stretching from 12th to 17th avenues, honors Cuban and Latin American legends like Celia Cruz and Gloria Estefan with sidewalk stars. At nearby Domino Park (Máximo Gómez Park), locals gather daily for lively games of dominoes and friendly conversation.

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Little Havana comes alive after dark with music and dancing. Enjoy mojitos and live Latin rhythms at Ball & Chain, where bands play salsa, rumba and Afro-Cuban jazz. For craft cocktails and modern Cuban fare, visit Café La Trova, where bartenders often join the house band mid-song.

Eat & Drink on Calle Ocho Savor authentic Cuban flavors at Versailles or try a pressed Cuban sandwich at Sanguich de Miami. Treat yourself to artisanal scoops at Azucar Ice Cream Company, or sample it all on the Little Havana Food and Cultural Tour by Miami Culinary Tours.

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Nestled on 444 acres of coastal Miami, the Deering Estate is a living museum and ecological treasure. Once home to industrialist, preservationist and art collector Charles Deering, the estate blends history with nature. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it offers hiking, canoe tours, bird walks, eco-tours, kayaking and Biscayne Bay boat trips.

HIGHLIGHTS Guided tours and cruises Historic 444-acre coastal estate National Register of Historic Places site

INFORMATION ADDRESS 16701 SW 72nd Ave. Miami, FL 33157

Go on a Nature Preserve Tour Daily guided tours lead guests through private trails and to the Cutler Burial Mound, a centuries-old Tequesta Indian site. Naturalists provide insights into native plants and wildlife. Access to the preserve is limited to guided tours to protect its fragile ecosystems.

Night Hikes and Moonlight Kayaks Experience South Dade after dark on a Night Hike & Campfire evening, while spotting nocturnal wildlife and enjoying s’mores. Full-moon Kayak Tours take visitors to Chicken Key, a mangrove island and bird rookery, followed by a campfire upon return.

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Deering Estate

PHONE 305-235-1668 WEBSITE deeringestate.org

AMENITIES Free Wi-Fi (in select areas) Guided Museum Tours Meeting/Event Space Natural Area Tours Picnic Tables Self-Parking Waterfront

Bird Walks and Biscayne Bay Cruises The estate is home to 170+ bird species within the internationally recognized Biscayne Bay Important Bird Area.

Guided Bird Walks offer sightings of herons, ibises and egrets. For history and scenic views, a three-hour cruise visits Stiltsville, a village of houses built right above the water in Biscayne Bay, concluding with entry to Charles Deering’s historic home.

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Everglades National Park HIGHLIGHTS 1.5 million acres of subtropical wilderness Homestead National Parks Trolley (every weekend from late November through April) One hour from Downtown Miami UNESCO World Heritage Site

INFORMATION ADDRESS Main Entrance 40001 State Road 9336 Homestead, FL 33034 Shark Valley Visitor Center 36000 SW 8th St. Miami, FL 33194 PHONE 305-242-7700 WEBSITE nps.gov/ever

Everglades National Park is the thirdlargest national park in the continental United States, covering 1.5 million acres across the tip of South Florida.

The remarkable “River of Grass” is just an hour from Downtown Miami, yet feels worlds away. It’s home to an extraordinary mix of ecosystems – mangrove forests, tropical hardwood hammocks, freshwater prairies – and hundreds of native plant, bird and animal species that make it a unique natural treasure. It’s the largest subtropical wilderness in the country and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Main Entrance Begin your Everglades visit at the Ernest F. Coe Visitor Center, just southwest of Homestead. It’s the park’s main entrance and an ideal place to get oriented. About 10 miles in, the Anhinga Trail offers a paved, one-mile loop through sawgrass prairies.

Nearby, the easily accessible Gumbo Limbo Trail, next to the Royal Palm Information Center, winds through shaded forest.

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AMENITIES Camping Flamingo Lodge & Restaurant Gift Shop Guided Tours Kayak, Canoe and Bike Rentals Self-Parking Waterfront

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Drive 35 miles farther south to the Guy Bradley Visitor Center in Flamingo, where you’ll find boat tours, fishing, birding and wildlife viewing. Flamingo Adventures offers campgrounds, boat rentals, canoeing and kayaking. You can spend the night at Flamingo Lodge and Restaurant, featuring cottages, eco-tents and houseboats.

Shark Valley Located 40 miles west of Miami on Tamiami Trail, the Shark Valley Visitor Center features guided tram tours along a 15-mile loop and a 65-foot observation tower with sweeping views. Drive another half hour west and you’ll arrive at Big Cypress National Preserve, which protects 729,000 acres that border Everglades National Park.

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Spread across 83 acres of lush gardens, rainforests and coastal habitat, this is one of the nation’s premier botanical destinations.

Founded in 1938 by plant explorer Dr. David Fairchild, the garden celebrates the beauty and science of tropical plants. Its vast collection features more than 3,400 species – from orchids and tropical fruit trees to butterflies and exotic flora.

HIGHLIGHTS Annual festivals 3,400+ species of plants Garden weddings LEED certified Wings of the Tropics butterfly exhibit

INFORMATION ADDRESS 10901 Old Cutler Road Coral Gables, FL 33156 PHONE 305-667-1651

Discover the Garden A visit to Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden is a perfect outdoor escape for families, couples or nature lovers. Stroll along self-guided paths or join a guided walking or tram tour. Begin at the Allée and Overlook for sweeping views of the Lowlands and lakes, then explore highlights like the Water Gardens, Arboretum, Butterfly Garden and Children’s Garden. End your visit with lunch at the charming Glasshouse Café

by Le Basque, offering outdoor dining in a limestone cottage.

WEBSITE fairchildgarden.org

AMENITIES Free Wi-Fi Gift Shop Guided Tram and Walking Tours Meeting/Event Space On-Site Restaurant Self-Parking

Events, Festivals and Weddings Throughout the year, Fairchild hosts mango, chocolate and orchid festivals, as well as concerts, art shows and nature classes. Seasonal favorites include plant sales, pet-friendly events and bird walks. Check the calendar for upcoming programs or plan a special day – Fairchild also welcomes outdoor weddings in its lush tropical setting.

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Lincoln Road HIGHLIGHTS 8-block-long pedestrian mall Designed by Art Deco architect Morris Lapidus Farmer’s Market Antiques & Collectibles Market Range of arts & culture offerings

INFORMATION ADDRESS Collins Avenue to Bay Road, between 16th and 17th streets Miami Beach, FL 33139 PHONE 305-600-0219 WEBSITE lincolnroad.com

AMENITIES 200+ Shops and Restaurants Self-Parking

Lincoln Road in Miami Beach is a one-of-a-kind shopping and cultural destination, known for its striking architecture, world-class retail and lively atmosphere. Designed by famed Art Deco architect Morris Lapidus, the eight-block pedestrian mall features native landscaping and public art that make every stroll memorable.

The Shops and Restaurants With 200+ boutiques and eateries, Lincoln Road offers shopping from top brands like All Saints, Mango, Zara, H&M, Adidas, Nike, Anthropologie and Lululemon. Dining options are just as diverse – enjoy rooftop views at Mila, a romantic dinner at Issabella’s, or a mix of global bites at The Lincoln Eatery, complete with a rooftop bar.

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Explore colorful works by Romero Britto at his gallery, catch a live performance

by Miami New Drama at the Colony Theatre, or attend a concert at The New World Center, home of the New World Symphony.

Each Sunday, Lincoln Road comes alive with a farmer’s market offering fresh smoothies and local goods, while the Lincoln Road Antiques & Collectibles Market (October-May) invites treasure hunters to browse rare finds.

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Located in Maurice A. Ferré Park, Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) is a key cultural destination in Downtown Miami, offering dynamic exhibits, hands-on workshops, educational programs, lectures and community events. Designed by Swiss architectural firm Herzog & de Meuron and completed in 2013, the waterfront building features a broad veranda and a roof supported by slender pillars resembling mangrove prop roots or the stilts of historic bayfront homes.

HIGHLIGHTS Extensive contemporary art collection Hanging gardens and large-scale sculptures Veranda with Biscayne Bay views Verde restaurant

INFORMATION ADDRESS 1103 Biscayne Blvd.

Miami, FL 33132 PHONE 305-375-3000 WEBSITE pamm.org

The Collection PAMM celebrates visual arts with an extensive collection of 20th- and 21st-century international works, emphasizing pieces connected to Miami’s diverse community, Latin America, the Caribbean and the African diaspora. The museum’s two floors feature 15 gallery spaces with both permanent and rotating exhibitions.

Outdoor spaces include hanging gardens and large-scale sculptures overlooking Biscayne Bay, offering a seamless blend of art and nature.

AMENITIES Gift Shop Meeting/Event Space On-Site Restaurant Self-Parking Waterfront

Dine and Shop Visitors can enjoy seasonal contemporary dishes with views of Biscayne Bay at PAMM’s casual restaurant, Verde. The PAMM Shop offers a curated selection of decorative items, handmade accessories and art books, perfect for taking a piece of the museum experience home.

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Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science HIGHLIGHTS Frost Planetarium Permanent and visiting exhibitions Striking architecture Stunning views Three-level aquarium

INFORMATION ADDRESS 1101 Biscayne Blvd.

Miami, FL 33132 PHONE 305-434-9600 WEBSITE frostscience.org

AMENITIES Free Wi-Fi Gift Shop Meeting/Event Space On-Site Cafe Self-Parking Waterfront

The Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science sits on four scenic acres in Maurice A. Ferré Park, offering visitors a unique combination of an aquarium and planetarium. Its North and West wings feature six floors of interactive exhibits highlighting South Florida’s ecosystems, including the Everglades.

The striking building – a spherical planetarium, a 500,000-gallon coneshaped aquarium and indoor-outdoor spaces – provides sweeping views of Biscayne Bay and Downtown Miami.

The Aquarium The museum’s three-level aquarium immerses visitors in multiple habitats.

The open-air Royal Caribbean Vista level simulates South Florida’s surface waters, with the Gulf Stream Aquarium showcasing hammerhead sharks, devil rays and pelagic fish. Exhibits feature coral reefs, mangroves, sandy beaches and the Everglades, along with a touch tank and aviary. The Dive level presents nearly 30 interactive aquariums, highlighting colorful reef fish and mangrove roots. The Deep level explores the Gulf Stream’s coldwater currents and deep-sea creatures through a 31-foot oculus lens.

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The 250-seat Frost Planetarium offers a 360-degree immersive experience on its 67-foot dome. Tilted at 23.5 degrees, it uses six 3D projectors with 16 million colors and surround sound. Visitors can explore space and stargaze, enjoying a fully interactive, educational adventure that complements the museum’s aquatic exhibits.

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Located at the southern tip of Miami Beach, this park offers sweeping views of the South Beach shoreline, PortMiami’s cruise ships, Downtown Miami’s skyline and Fisher Island.

This scenic green space features beach access, walking trails, picnic and barbecue areas, shaded benches, lush landscaping and an off-leash bark park.

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South Pointe Park HIGHLIGHTS Off-leash bark park Smith & Wollensky steakhouse South Pointe Pier Splash zone for kids

INFORMATION ADDRESS 1 Washington Ave. Miami Beach, FL 33139

Families can also enjoy a mini water playground, jungle gym and plenty of open space to relax. After you’ve built up an appetite, make your way to Smith & Wollensky to enjoy delicious steaks paired with stunning waterfront views.

PHONE 305-673-7730 WEBSITE miamibeachfl.gov/ south-pointe-park

Park Features Relax on a shaded bench or stroll the 20-foot-wide promenade for pictureperfect views of Fisher Island and passing yachts. Kids can splash around in the motion-activated water zone near the picnic areas, while runners, cyclists and skaters can explore the park’s winding paths. Dogs can play off-leash in the bark park. Restrooms, outdoor showers and the South Pointe Cafe are located near the kids’ splash pad.

AMENITIES On-Site Restaurant and Cafe Self-Parking Waterfront

The Pier and Beach Stretching 450 feet, the South Pointe Pier is popular for fishing and watching surfers, kayakers and Jet Skiers.

It includes viewing stations, turtle-safe lighting and recycling bins. Relax on the sandy beach with colorful lifeguard towers, rentals, volleyball and paddleboarding.

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Vizcaya Museum & Gardens HIGHLIGHTS National Register of Historic Places site National Historic Landmark Popular location for photo shoots and weddings Vizcaya Village Farmers Market – every Sunday

INFORMATION ADDRESS 3251 S. Miami Ave. Miami, FL 33129 PHONE 305-250-9133 WEBSITE vizcaya.org

AMENITIES Gift Shop Guided Tours Meeting/Event Space On-Site Cafe Self-Parking Waterfront

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The spectacular, Renaissanceinspired bayfront winter retreat of industrialist James Deering is a must-visit Coconut Grove gem.

Visitors can explore the lavish main house featuring original art and furnishings, then wander its elaborate gardens.

The Main House Deering traveled across Europe in search of exceptional furnishings, antiques and artworks, bringing back gilded panels, ornate mantels and frescoed ceilings from Tuscany and France to embellish the villa’s interiors.

The grand mansion, with more than 70 rooms – 34 of them filled with treasures from as early as the 15th century – took years to complete to perfection.

The Gardens Vizcaya’s 10-acre Formal Gardens resemble the design of Versailles, with manicured shrubs forming elegant geometric paths. Classical statues, columns and lush mazes evoke Europe, while palms, orchids and Cuban limestone add Miami flair.

The Vizcaya Village Nestled beneath banyan trees, the Village includes 11 architecturally significant buildings spread across 12 acres. Built in 1916 to make Vizcaya self-sustaining, it housed staff quarters, a garage, workshops, barns, greenhouses and fields. It is currently undergoing restoration to share new stories about the community’s past.

The Village Café and the Sunday Farmers Market are up and running.

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Wynwood Walls, the world’s largest outdoor street art museum, stands as the creative heart of Miami’s Arts District. Showcasing a rotating selection of murals and sculptures by artists from around the world, it has redefined and elevated street art as a respected genre. The museum has launched global careers and remains the leading destination for street and graffiti art.

HIGHLIGHTS Street art showcase 80,000+ square feet of murals 100+ artists from 20+ countries Tours and art classes available

INFORMATION ADDRESS 2516 NW 2nd Ave. Miami, FL 33127 PHONE 305-576-3334

The History The Wynwood neighborhood is a lively hub for artists, creatives and innovators, centered around Wynwood Walls. The area was once a warehouse district. It was revitalized in the 2000s by visionary developer, historic preservationist and patron of the arts Tony Goldman, who saw its potential. Launching during Art Basel 2009, Wynwood Walls transformed the neighborhood into a global destination for street art and cultural expression.

WEBSITE thewynwoodwalls.com

AMENITIES Free Wi-Fi Gift Shop Guided Tours Meeting/Event Space Self-Parking

What to See & Do When you visit Wynwood Walls, you’ll get a taste of Miami’s diverse art world.

Experience Miami’s vibrant art scene at Wynwood Walls, where colorful graffiti, pop art murals and striking sculptures fill every corner. Visitors can explore on their own or choose private, early-access or after-hours tours. Aspiring artists can join mural painting classes, and The Wynwood Walls Shop offers exclusive items created by featured artists.

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Zoo Miami HIGHLIGHTS 750 acres of plants and animals 2,000+ animals Wildlife conservation programs Year-round special events

INFORMATION ADDRESS 12400 SW 152nd St. Miami, FL 33177 PHONE 305-251-0400 WEBSITE zoomiami.org

AMENITIES Gift Shop Meeting/Event Space Narrated Tram Tours On-Site Concession Stands, Vending Machines and Portable Food & Beverage Carts Self-Parking

Covering 750 acres in South Dade, this is the only subtropical zoo in the continental U.S., using Miami’s climate to create open-air habitats that mirror ecosystems from the Everglades to the Amazon, Africa, Australia and Asia.

Stroll along four miles of scenic paths to see over 2,000 animals – koalas, tigers, elephants and more – across 375 species.

Things to See & Do Beyond the animals, enjoy familyfriendly activities and presentations.

Catch animal feedings, zookeeper talks and educational shows. Visit the Wings of Asia Aviary and the Sami Family Amphitheater for wildlife performances featuring parrots, cheetahs and more.

Feed giraffes in the Africa exhibit, parrots in the Australia exhibit, and camels in the Critter Connection area.

At the Conservation Action Center, explore interactive exhibits focused on protecting nature. Hop aboard a narrated Safari Tram Tour to explore the Asia and Africa exhibits. For a leisurely adventure, rent duck- or swan-shaped pedal boats and cruise the lake in the Amazon & Beyond waterplay area.

Then, float through the Everglades exhibit on the relaxing Lostman’s River Ride.

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Children can ride the antique Wildlife Carousel, play at Jungle Journey Playground and meet Zoo Squad characters. Cool off at the Ocean Voyage Splash Pad and other water zones. Mobile scavenger hunts let kids collect virtual items via an app, redeemable for real-world prizes – making the zoo experience both fun and rewarding.

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Miami Beach South Beach INFORMATION ADDRESS From the southern tip of Miami Beach to Collins Avenue and 23rd Street Miami Beach, FL 33139 PHONE 305-673-7714 WEBSITE miamibeachfl.gov/ city-hall/parks-andrecreation

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It’s hard to imagine Miami without thinking of South Beach. Stretching from the southern tip of Miami Beach to 23rd Street, this world-famous area is known for its white-sand shores, turquoise waters and colorful Art Deco architecture. The beach itself is a vibrant scene filled with lounge chairs, umbrellas and people from around the world soaking up the sun.

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At the southernmost point lies South Pointe Beach, a relaxed, family-friendly area popular with locals. It’s part of South Pointe Park, a 17-acre waterfront green space featuring a water playground, jungle gym and bark park. The park’s wide promenade is ideal for walking, biking and jogging, while the 450-foot South Pointe Pier is a favorite among anglers and sightseers. The pier offers bait and wash stations as well as panoramic views of Fisher Island, Downtown Miami, PortMiami and cruise ships heading to sea.

The Art Deco Historic District showcases the largest collection of Art Deco buildings in the U.S. Ocean Drive, which runs from 1st to 15th streets, is bordered by Lummus Park and the Atlantic Ocean on one side and Art Deco hotels and restaurants on the other side. Marked by two large Pride flags, 12th Street Beach is a popular LGBTQ gathering spot.

Miami Beach is a world-renowned destination.

The Atlantic Ocean stretches along the beach for nine miles, bordered by stunning Art Deco and mid-century modern hotels.

The island is divided into three distinct neighborhoods: South Beach, Mid Beach and North Beach.

The oceanfront BeachWalk, a flat paved path, connects the three areas.

The Reefline is an artificial reef just offshore that features public art and a snorkeling trail.

Dozens of colorful lifeguard towers designed by architect William Lane dot the sands.

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Mid Beach offers a sophisticated atmosphere that combines the energy of South Beach with the tranquility of North Beach. This stylish neighborhood is known for its luxury resorts, upscale restaurants and lively lounges.

With its unique blend of beachside relaxation, cultural richness and architectural charm, Mid Beach captures the essence of Miami Beach in one beautiful, central location.

ADDRESS Collins Avenue from 23rd to 60th streets Miami Beach, FL 33140 PHONE 305-673-7714 WEBSITE miamibeachfl.gov/ city-hall/parks-andrecreation

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North Beach is a serene neighborhood known for its laid-back beaches, lush parks and distinctive Miami Modern (MiMo) architecture. This primarily residential area offers a peaceful atmosphere, making it ideal for families, locals and visitors seeking a relaxed beach experience. The beach boasts soft white sand and aquamarine water, perfect for swimming, sunbathing or simply relaxing by the shore. The area also features sidewalk cafes and casual eateries just steps from the beach.

A highlight is North Beach Oceanside Park, a nine-block oceanfront park offering direct beach access and a variety of outdoor amenities. Shaded walking trails, a dedicated bike path, grassy dunes, picnic pavilions and a playground provide something for everyone. Bark Beach, located within the park, is a designated dog-friendly area.

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INFORMATION ADDRESS Collins Avenue from 60th Street to 87th Terrace Miami Beach, FL 33141 PHONE 305-673-7714 WEBSITE miamibeachfl.gov/ city-hall/parks-andrecreation

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INFORMATION ADDRESS Collins Avenue from 88th to 96th streets Surfside, FL 33154 PHONE 305-861-4863 WEBSITE visitsurfsidefl.com

Surfside is known as Miami’s Uptown Beach Town. Nestled between North Beach and Bal Harbour, it has a decidedly small-town, retro appeal. A day at the beach in Surfside feels like being on a private stretch of land.

This pristine beach attracts families and anyone looking for a tranquil day under the sun. You can use the paths for an oceanfront stroll, run or bike ride. Walk the streets of Surfside and spot the sea turtle sculptures that pay tribute to the creatures that nest on the beach here from May through October.

Bal Harbour Beach INFORMATION ADDRESS Collins Avenue from 96th Street to Haulover Inlet Bal Harbour, FL 33154 PHONE 305-866-4633 WEBSITE balharbourflorida.com

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Bal Harbour, just north of Surfside, is a quiet escape where you can alternate between peaceful moments, playful activities and many luxurious shopping and dining experiences.

The scenic Bal Harbour Beach Path winds along the ocean. You can walk or jog the path, which is always bustling with a mix of locals and vacationers. A highlight of this walk is Bal Harbour Pier, a jetty that stretches into the ocean. There is also a designated trail on the hard-packed sand for biking or walking your pet.

Tucked between Bal Harbour and Sunny Isles Beach, Haulover Park Beach is home to the only nude beach in Miami. But that’s not the only thing that attracts beachgoers to Haulover. Beyond the designated nude beach area, Haulover is also a prime spot for surfers when conditions are right because of the current at Haulover Inlet.

The adjacent oceanfront park is also a popular place for families to fly kites and have a picnic. There’s also a marina facing the Intracoastal Waterway that offers fishing and diving charters.

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INFORMATION ADDRESS 10800 Collins Ave. Miami, FL 33154 PHONE 305-944-3040 WEBSITE miamidade.gov/ parks/haulover.asp

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Known as Florida’s Riviera, Sunny Isles Beach is a peaceful two-mile stretch of sand lined with residential condominiums and resorts. It’s ideal for families looking for a quiet day at the beach. Park at the lot at 174th Street and make your way to this gorgeous stretch of beach through Samson Oceanfront Park. Newport Fishing Pier juts 600 feet into the ocean and is perfect for a scenic stroll or a bite to eat with tremendous views.

INFORMATION ADDRESS Collins Avenue from 157th to 193rd streets Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 PHONE 305-792-1952 WEBSITE sunnyislesbeachmiami.com

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Key Biscayne Crandon Park Beach, at the

INFORMATION ADDRESS CRANDON PARK 6747 Crandon Blvd.

Key Biscayne, FL 33149 PHONE 305-361-5421 WEBSITE miamidade.gov/ parks/crandon.asp BILL BAGGS CAPE FLORIDA STATE PARK 1200 S. Crandon Blvd.

Key Biscayne, FL 33149 PHONE 305-361-5811 WEBSITE floridastateparks.org/ parks-and-trails/ bill-baggs-capeflorida-state-park

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northern end of Key Biscayne, is part of an expansive 800-acre urban park established in the 1940s on former coconut plantation land donated by William J. Matheson. Its two-mile stretch of white sand and calm ocean waters draws families for swimming and sunbathing, while adventurers come here for kiteboarding, standup paddleboarding and kayaking. The park supports diverse ecosystems – from dunes and mangroves to seagrass beds – and is home to rare native plants as well as abundant wildlife and marine life. Attractions include the Marjory Stoneman Douglas Biscayne Nature Center, guided hikes at Bear Cut Preserve, an 18-hole golf course, a tennis complex and the Family Amusement Center, featuring a carousel and playgrounds.

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the southern tip of Key Biscayne. Walk along tree-lined trails and climb to the top of the historic lighthouse for fantastic views. With rugged sand dunes leading to an uncrowded beach and panoramic ocean views, it’s a piece of unspoiled nature. The water is usually tranquil, thanks to a barrier reef located a few miles offshore. The park is also part of the National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom heritage preservation program, commemorating the journey of escaped slaves to the British Bahamas. The park is home to a pair of casual, toes-in-the-sandstyle restaurants that are perfect for lunch, sunset cocktails or dinner.

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Discover an island escape just minutes from Downtown Miami. Cross the scenic Rickenbacker Causeway to Key Biscayne, a subtropical paradise of sandy beaches, lush nature preserves and waterfront dining. Play golf or tennis, hike scenic trails, relax on pristine shores, or paddle through calm waters. A paradise within a paradise, Key Biscayne is a must-visit during any Miami vacation.

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Virginia Key

INFORMATION ADDRESS 4020 Virginia Beach Drive Miami, FL 33149 PHONE 305-960-4600 WEBSITE virginiakey beachpark.net

Just off the Rickenbacker Causeway, en route to Key Biscayne, Historic Virginia Key Beach Park is located on the 82-acre barrier island of Virginia Key. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2002. Established in 1945 after Civil Rights protests, it served as the county’s “Colored Only” beach during segregation. Today it features an antique carousel, a playground, a miniature train, picnic tables and pavilions, a nature boardwalk, coastal hammock trails and a bike path.

Hobie Island Beach Park INFORMATION ADDRESS South side of Rickenbacker Causeway Miami, FL 33149 PHONE 305-361-2833

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Hobie Island Beach Park (Windsurfer Beach) is located just off the Rickenbacker Causeway.

It’s the preeminent place for windsurfing in Miami. Sign up for a two-hour lesson or an all-day group lesson at the windsurfing concession and become a pro in no time.

It’s situated between Brickell, Downtown Miami and Key Biscayne, offering beachgoers amazing skyline views. It’s also known as a dog-friendly beach. The water is shallow, so dogs can play in the surf without any worries.

Matheson Hammock Park, a 630-acre preserve gifted to the county in 1930 by William J. Matheson, protects a unique ecosystem of mangrove trees and tropical wetlands. You can hike scenic trails, rent kayaks or canoes, and swim in a tranquil, man-made atoll pool naturally filled by Biscayne Bay’s tides. Surrounded by limestone, coral and a circular sandy beach with swaying palms, the pool offers stunning views. Its calm, shallow waters make it a safe and popular spot for families.

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Matheson Hammock Park INFORMATION ADDRESS 9610 Old Cutler Road Coral Gables, FL 33156 PHONE 305-665-5475 WEBSITE miamidade.gov/parks/ matheson-hammock.asp

Homestead Bayfront Park Beach Family-friendly Homestead Bayfront Park Beach is located in the heart of South Dade.

This beach is a popular place for swimming, snorkeling and sunbathing. You’ll notice the colorful lifeguard stands, one of which was painted by Brazilian artist and Miami local, Romero Britto. The shallow atoll tidal pool provides fun wading. There’s a waterfront restaurant and a full-service marina that’s a popular launch point for exploring nearby Biscayne National Park.

INFORMATION ADDRESS 9698 SW 328th St. Homestead, FL 33033 PHONE 305-230-3033 WEBSITE miamidade.gov/parks/ homestead-bayfront.asp

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MICHELINRecognized Restaurants From trendy hotspots to cozy neighborhood gems, Greater Miami & Miami Beach’s MICHELIN-starred restaurants represent the destination’s diverse and exciting culinary culture.

2 STARS L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon Miami This Miami Design District restaurant is the only place in Florida to be awarded two MICHELIN stars.

Honoring the culinary vision of the late Chef Joël Robuchon, L’Atelier emphasizes exceptional technique and artistry, even in its most straightforward dishes.

Choose the seasonal prix-fixe menu to fully experience its refined French cuisine.

151 NE 41st St., Suite 235, Miami, FL 33137 305-402-9070 latelier-miami.com

1 STAR Ariete Innovative cuisine in a New-American-meetsNew-World way by Chef Michael Beltran.

3540 Main Highway, Miami, FL 33133 305-640-5862

arietecoconutgrove.com

Boia De An intimate, casual eatery offering a modern American take on Italian cuisine.

5205 NE 2nd Ave., Miami, FL 33137 305-967-8866

boiaderestaurant.com

Cote Miami The celebrated Korean steakhouse brings its signature elevated cuisine to the Miami Design District.

3900 NE 2nd Ave., Miami, FL 33137 305-434-4668

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Elcielo Chef Juan Manuel Barrientos brings his Colombian roots to Brickell with a multisensory 18-course menu.

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Chef Seijun Okano offers a one-of-a-kind omakase experience in a hidden eight-seat room.

313 NW 25th St., Miami, FL 33127 hidenmiami.com

Le Jardinier Miami High-quality seasonal ingredients are the focus of Chef Alain Verzeroli’s menu in a setting that evokes a modern greenhouse in the heart of the Miami Design District.

151 NE 41st St., Suite 135, Miami, FL 33137 305-402-9060

lejardinier-miami.com

Los Félix Authentic Mexican flavors, crafted with sustainable and seasonal ingredients that honor traditional indigenous cooking methods.

3413 Main Highway, Miami, FL 33133 786-391-1598

losfelixmiami.com

Ogawa Refined Edomae-style omakase, paired with curated wines and rare Japanese whiskies.

7223 NW 2nd Ave., Miami, FL 33150 ogawamiami.com

Shingo Chef Shingo Akikuni serves 18 seasonal courses in this 14-seat omakase restaurant in the historic La Palma building.

112 Alhambra Circle, Coral Gables, FL 33134 shingomiami.com

Stubborn Seed Top Chef winner Jeremy Ford serves creative dishes with locally grown ingredients.

101 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33139 786-322-5211

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The Surf Club Restaurant Chef Thomas Keller’s menu interprets classic Continental cuisine for a contemporary audience.

9011 Collins Ave., Surfside, FL 33154 305-768-9440

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Tambourine Room by Tristan Brandt This intimate 12-seat restaurant offers a fine dining journey that reimagines classic French cuisine with refined Asian influences.

6801 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33141 305-876-6555

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Bib Gourmand Restaurants

MICHELIN Guide has recognized these restaurants for offering good quality at a good value.

Bachour Chef Antonio Bachour presents artful desserts and other culinary delights at his namesake restaurant.

2020 Salzedo St., Suite 103, Coral Gables, FL 33134 305-203-0552

antoniobachour.com

Chug’s Diner Cuban-American comfort food served all day in Coconut Grove.

3444 Main Highway, Miami, FL 33133 786-353-2940

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El Turco Tucked in the Upper Buena Vista shopping enclave, this is the place to savor authentic Turkish food.

5026 NE 2nd Ave., Miami, FL 33137 305-846-7510

elturcoturkishfood.com

Ghee Indian Kitchen Chef Niven Patel sources many ingredients from his personal farm and packs the menu with can’t-miss dishes.

8965 SW 72nd Place, Miami, FL 33156 305-968-1850

gheeindiankitchen.com

Hometown Barbecue Miami This hotspot is famous for its pit-smoked meats, like the brisket and the salt-and-pepper-encrusted beef rib.

1200 NW 22nd St., Suite 100, Miami, FL 33142 305-396-4551

hometownbbqmiami.com

La Natural Pair creative pizzas from a wood-burning oven with natural wines at this relaxed spot in the Little River neighborhood.

7289 NW 2nd Ave., Miami, FL 33150 305-419-0377

lanaturalmiami.com

Lucali Nestled in South Beach’s Sunset Harbour neighborhood, this place serves blistered brick-oven pizza.

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Mandolin Aegean Bistro With its breezy alfresco spaces and delicious Greek and Turkish cuisine, this is a slice of Mediterranean paradise in the Miami Design District.

4312 NE 2nd Ave., Miami, FL 33137 305-749-9140

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Michael’s Genuine Food & Drink Chef Michael Schwartz’s flagship Miami Design District bistro focuses on fresh and seasonal ingredients.

130 NE 40th St., Miami, FL 33137 305-676-0894

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Phuc Yea This fun spot is known for shareable Vietnamese dishes that mix Cajun and Latin flavors.

7100 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, FL 33138 305-602-3710

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Sanguich de Miami This Little Havana favorite specializes in classic Cuban sandwiches.

2057 SW 8th St., Miami, FL 33135 305-539-0969

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Tam Tam An underground supper club has transformed into a celebration of Vietnamese cooking in Downtown Miami.

99 NW 1st St., Miami, FL 33128 786-933-6378

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Tinta y Cafe A charming restaurant specializing in Cuban sandwiches and coffee.

Multiple locations tintaycafe.co

Zitz Sum This Asian fusion restaurant with a seasonal menu turns out unique dishes with unexpected flavors.

396 Alhambra Circle, Coral Gables, FL 33134 786-409-6920

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Selected Restaurants

MICHELIN Guide honors these restaurants for good cooking.

Beauty & the Butcher This restaurant focuses on modern American fare using seasonal ingredients in a stylish setting.

6915 Red Road (SW 57th Ave.), Coral Gables, FL 33143 305-665-9661

beautyandthebutchermiami.com

Brasserie Laurel An expansive patio, high ceilings and classic decor set the stage for a menu of French classics.

698 NE 1st Ave., Miami, FL 33132 305-330-9048

brasserielaurel.com

Cafe La Trova Retro Cuban atmosphere, handcrafted cocktails and live music.

971 SW 8th St., Miami, FL 33130 786-615-4379

cafelatrova.com

The Den at Azabu Miami Beach This spot serves Edomae-style (meaning all fish is aged, cured or marinated) omakase.

161 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach, FL 33139 786-276-0520

theden.miami.azabuglobal.com

Estiatorio Milos This Greek restaurant in South Beach’s South of Fifth neighborhood is celebrated for exceptional fish dishes.

730 1st St., Miami Beach, FL 33139 305-604-6800

estiatoriomilos.com

Hakkasan Miami This Cantonese restaurant is tucked inside the legendary Fontainebleau Miami Beach hotel.

4441 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33140 786-276-1388

fontainebleau.com

Hiyakawa Miami Traditional Japanese dishes in a contemporary space, with an emphasis on simplicity and freshness.

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Joe’s Stone Crab Established in 1913 and known for Old World charm, white tablecloth style and succulent stone crabs.

11 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33139 305-673-0365

joesstonecrab.com

Josh’s Deli This Glatt kosher deli serves some of the most creative breakfast and lunch dishes in the area.

9517 Harding Ave., Surfside, FL 33154 305-397-8494

joshsdeli.com

Kaori Modern Asian fusion cuisine in a stunning two-story restaurant with a DJ booth and a listening room.

871 S. Miami Ave., Miami, FL 33130 786-848-5900

kaorimiami.com

Kojin 2.0 This contemporary American restaurant with Japanese influences combines creativity and bold flavors.

804 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables, FL 33134 786-747-1404

kojin2.com

Krüs Kitchen The restaurant works with local farmers and purveyors to create seasonal and sustainable dishes.

3413 Main Highway, Miami, FL 33133 786-518-3998

kruskitchen.com

Los Fuegos by Francis Mallmann Grillmaster Francis Mallmann creates a contemporary “asado” experience at Faena Hotel Miami Beach.

3201 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33140 786-655-5610

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Enjoy Thai street food at this intimate gem in an unassuming spot in Little Havana.

1731 SW 8th St., Miami, FL 33135 786-334-6262

lungyai.com

Macchialina This locals’ favorite has a loyal following for its handrolled pastas, cozy ambiance and creative wine list.

820 Alton Road, Miami Beach, FL 33139 305-534-2124

macchialina.com

Mignonette This 1930s gas station turned oyster bar/seafood haven features both luxurious and down-home options.

210 NE 18th St., Miami, FL 33132 305-374-4635

mignonettemiami.com

Mister O1 Extraordinary Pizza This pizza empire got its start as a speakeasy tucked inside an office building in South Beach.

Multiple locations

mistero1.com

Niu Kitchen This Spanish restaurant is serious about food and wine, with an emphasis on dishes from Catalonia.

104 NE 2nd Ave., Miami, FL 33132 786-717-6711

niukitchen.com

Ossobuco With locations in Wynwood and Coconut Grove, it’s dedicated to Argentinian-style open-fire cooking.

62 NW 27th St., Miami, FL 33127 305-898-2605 2801 Florida Ave., Miami, FL 33133 305-339-5593

Palma Chef Juan Camilo Liscano crafts a stylish, well-priced tasting menu that evolves frequently.

240 NW 8th Ave., Miami, FL 33128 eatpalma.com

Pao by Paul Qui This restaurant at Faena Hotel Miami Beach reflects the celebrated chef’s brand of modern Asian cuisine.

3201 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33140 786-655-5630

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Recoveco

6000 SW 74th St., Suite 1, South Miami, FL 33143 recovecorestaurant.com

Sunny’s Steakhouse Dine and drink beneath twinkling lights and leafy branches in the banyan-shaded courtyard.

7357 NW Miami Court, Miami, FL 33150 sunnysmia.com

Sushi Yasu Tanaka Artful nigiri at two food halls: MIA Market in the Design District and B100M in Downtown Miami.

140 NE 39th St., Suite 241, Miami, FL 33137 100 Biscayne Blvd, Suite 104, Miami, FL 33132 sushiyasutanaka.com

Taquiza Bold, street-style Mexican food in North Beach, with made-from-scratch blue masa tortillas.

7450 Ocean Terrace, Miami Beach, FL 33141 786-588-4755

taquizatacos.com

ViceVersa This Italian aperitivo bar serves expertly crafted cocktails, light bites and Neapolitan pizzas.

398 NE 5th St., Miami, FL 33132 viceversamia.com

Walrus Rodeo Inventive wood-fired Italian-American fare and creative pizzas are highlights at this eatery.

5143 NE 2nd Ave., Miami, FL 33137 walrusrodeo.com

Zak the Baker This kosher bakery in Wynwood is famous for its sourdough breads, pastries and baked goods.

295 NW 26th St., Miami, FL 33127 786-294-0876

zakthebaker.com

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Latin & Caribbean Cuisine You can find foods from around the world in Miami, but the destination is best known for its range of Latin American and Caribbean eateries. Here’s a sampling…

Argentinian

Baires Grill

Bunbury

Savor the essence of Argentina with homemade dishes that celebrate its traditional cuisine.

Bold wines, fine steaks, classic Argentinian dishes and warm vibes await.

Multiple locations bairesgrill.com

55 NE 14th St., Miami, FL 33132 305-333-6929 bunburymiami.com

Graziano’s

Novecento

Argentinian steakhouse with premium meats, wines and homemade favorites.

Argentinian, Mediterranean and Pan-Latin cuisine with French flair.

Multiple locations

Multiple locations

grazianosgroup.com

novecento.com

Brazilian

Dominican

Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse Brazilian steakhouse serving fireroasted meats and traditional sides.

Club Tipico Dominicano A combination restaurant/nightclub with Latin music and food.

1344 NW 36th St., Miami, FL 33142

Multiple locations

305-634-7819

fogodechao.com

clubtipicodominicano.com

Colombian

Alegría by El Rancherito

Andres Carne de Res Miami

A vibrant taste of Colombia rooted in over 45 years of tradition.

This popular, colorful Colombian restaurant has arrived in the U.S.

8391 NW 12th St., Doral, FL 33126

455 Lincoln Road Miami Beach, FL 33139

786-921-4691

786-843-5910

alegriabyelrancherito.com

andresmiami.us

Cuban

Calle Dragones Miami

El Rey de Las Fritas

This Cuban-Asian fusion restaurant is a tribute to Cuba and its cultural influences, specifically its Chinese community.

The go-to place for fritas – spicy beef patties with shoestring potatoes, ketchup and onions inside a Cuban-style bun.

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Multiple locations elreydelasfritas.com

La Carreta

Traditional family recipes (and amazing croquetas) and a 1950s Cuba vibe.

A go-to for authentic Cuban dishes that taste like abuela made them.

13695 SW 26th St., Miami, FL 33175

Multiple locations

305-559-6666

lacarreta.com

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Islas Canarias Restaurant & Bar

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La Mulata

Marabu

This spot, with live music on weekend evenings, celebrates 1950s-era Havana with a modern presentation.

The restaurant’s traditional artisanal cuisine evokes the flavors of Cuba’s countryside, featuring classic dishes prepared over charcoal.

1443 Washington Ave. Miami Beach, FL 33139

305-413-2168

701 S. Miami Ave., Suite 422 Miami, FL 33131

lamulatasouthbeach.com

786-598-8012 maraburestaurant.com

Molina’s Ranch

Morro Castle

Nestled in the heart of Hialeah since 1982, this spot is a locals’ favorite for authentic Cuban cuisine.

Open since 1966, this familyowned diner is one of the oldest Cuban cafes in the area.

4090 E. 8th Ave., Hialeah, FL 33013 305-693-4440 molinasranch.com

1201 W. 44th Place Hialeah, FL 33012 305-556-4252

Old’s Havana Cuban Bar & Cocina

Sala’o Cuban Restaurant & Bar

Vintage décor, cocktails and live Cuban music transport guests to a lively pre-revolution era, indoors or on the cozy terrace.

This Calle Ocho restaurant features mouthwatering Cuban seafood dishes, with an homage to the honorary Cuban himself, Ernest Hemingway.

1442 SW 8th St., Miami, FL 33135

1642 SW 8th St., Miami, FL 33135

786-518-2196

305-642-8989

oldshavana.com

salaorestaurant.com

Haitian

Chef Creole Seasoned Kitchen

Naomi’s Garden

A Miami institution serving Haitian/Caribbean food with a focus on seafood.

Colorful, flavorful HaitianCaribbean cuisine in a welcoming setting.

Multiple locations

650 NW 71st St., Miami, FL 33150

chefcreole.com

305-456-4715 naomismiami.com

Jamaican

Dukunoo Jamaican Kitchen

Mangrove

Traditional Jamaican dishes with a twist of elegance and flair.

Vibrant Caribbean restaurant/ lounge connected to its sister restaurant, Jrk!

316 NW 24th St, Miami, FL 33127

103 NW 1st Ave., Miami, FL 33128

786-334-5150

305-614-2736

dukunoowynwood.com

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Mexican

Hoja Taqueria

Talavera Cocina

Oaxacan-inspired dishes that highlight local ingredients.

Old-world Mexican comfort food in a modern, sophisticated environment.

3120 Collins Ave. Miami Beach, FL 33140

2299 Ponce de Leon Blvd.

Coral Gables, FL 33134

786-496-5739

305-444-2877

hojataqueria.com

talaveracocinamexicana.com

Peruvian

Aromas Del Peru

Francesco Restaurant

A celebration of the many traditions that influence Peruvian cuisine.

Peruvian fusion cuisine blends time-honored traditions with modern creativity in a warm, inviting setting.

Multiple locations aromasperu.com

278 Miracle Mile Coral Gables, FL 33134 305-797-4039 francesco-restaurant.com

Pisco Y Nazca Ceviche Gastrobar Contemporary cuisine inspired by Peru’s famed ceviche eateries.

Suviche A combination of Japanese and Peruvian flavors with a focus on freshness.

Multiple locations

Multiple locations

piscoynazca.com

suviche.com

Portuguese

Salvadoran

Old Lisbon

El Atlakat

Experience Portugal on your plate at this family-owned restaurant.

Sharing Salvadoran flavors and family traditions for 20+ years.

Multiple locations oldlisbonrestaurants.com

Multiple locations elatlakat.com

Spanish

Bulla Gastrobar

CalaMillor Gourmet Experience

Tapas and sangrias in a lively space inspired by Spain’s gourmet pubs.

Celebrate life through delicious Spanish cuisine with friends and family.

Multiple locations bullagastrobar.com

4000 SW 57th Ave., Miami, FL 33155 305-456-3938 calamillormiami.com

Casa ZERU A Spanish restaurant focusing on Basque and Mediterranean cuisine.

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El Patio - Bar Habana Restaurant An escape into the heart of Spanish and Mediterranean cuisines.

1395 Brickell Ave. Miami, FL 33131

660 Washington Ave. Miami Beach, FL 33139

786-809-1395

305-332-6933

casazeru.com

elpatio-barhabana.com

Uruguayan

Venezuelan

Doggi’s Arepa Bar

Latin American cuisine crafted from fresh, locally sourced ingredients.

Specializing in Venezuelan arepas (cornmeal cakes pressed on a grill).

Multiple locations

Multiple locations

narbona.com

eatdoggis.com

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Pan-Latin American

Amelia’s 1931

Chimba Miami

A quaint restaurant/bar serving Latin/Asian fare and perfect cocktails.

A culinary journey through South America’s flavors and traditions.

13601 SW 26th St., Miami, FL 33175

2830 NE 2nd Ave., Miami, FL 33137

305-554-4949

786-558-5898

amelias1931.com

chimbamiami.com

Jaguar Restaurant

Mordisco

Enjoy the diverse foods of Latin America, including signature ceviches.

Flavors from Venezuela, Colombia and the Andes meet Caribbean flair.

3067 Grand Ave., Miami, FL 33133

10355 NW 41st St., Doral, FL 33178

305-444-0216

305-456-8059

jaguarrestaurant.com

mordiscomiami.com

Quinto

Smoke & Dough

Open-fire flavors evoke South American beachside barbecue vibes.

Enjoy tapas and wood-smoked meats with a Latin twist.

788 Brickell Plaza, 5th Floor Miami, FL 33131

4013 SW 152nd Ave. Miami, FL 33185

786-805-4646

786-362-5698

quintomiami.us

smokeanddough.com

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Iconic Eats Most of these spots have been around for decades; all of them are immensely popular among locals.

1 Arbetter’s Hot Dogs This family-owned place has been serving dogs and fries for over 60 years.

8747 SW 40th St., Miami, FL 33165 305-207-0555 arbetters.com

2 Azucar Ice Cream Company

7 Joe’s Stone Crab This classic South Beach institution has stood the test of time.

11 Washington Ave. Miami Beach, FL 33139 305-673-0365 joesstonecrab.com

At this artisanal boutique in the heart of Little Havana, they create their ice cream confections just like abuela used to make.

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1503 SW 8th St., Miami, FL 33135 305-381-0369 azucaricecream.com

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A classic South Beach diner with retro vibes and a huge menu.

157 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33139 305-532-4700 mylesrestaurantgroup.com/big-pink

4 El Palacio de los Jugos This beloved location is known for its tropical juices and Cuban favorites, like roast pork.

5721 W. Flagler St., Miami, FL 33144 (plus additional locations) 786-313-3052 elpalaciodelosjugos.com

5 Flanigan’s A legendary fishing-themed sports bar known for its ribs and souvenir green plastic cups.

2721 Bird Ave., Miami, FL 33133 (plus additional locations) 305-446-1114 flanigans.net

6 Frankie’s Pizza Frank and Doreen Pasquarella began serving their signature square pizzas in 1955.

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8 Manolo This lively Argentinian spot is known for delicious empanadas and churros.

7300 Collins Ave. Miami Beach, FL 33141 305-868-4381

9 Versailles Restaurant This Little Havana landmark is a gathering place for the Cuban diaspora.

3555 SW 8th St. Miami, FL 33135 305-444-0240 versaillesrestaurant.com

10 94th Aero Squadron Restaurant This aviation-themed restaurant is situated with a prime view of Miami International Airport’s runway.

9118 SW 40th St., Miami, FL 33165

1395 NW 57th Ave. Miami, FL 33126

305-882-9925

305-261-4220

frankiespizzamenu.com

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11 Red Rooster Overtown Chef Marcus Samuelsson brings his passion for food to this neighborhood restaurant, serving comfort food that celebrates the roots of American cuisine.

920 NW 2nd Ave., Miami, FL 33136 305-640-9880 redroosterovertown.com

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With the Atlantic Ocean, Biscayne Bay or the Miami River as your backdrop, you can find restaurants in Miami with unparalleled vistas.

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Rusty Pelican

Amara at Paraiso

Bayshore Club Bar & Grill

Cuisine by Chef Michael Schwartz and stunning views of Biscayne Bay.

A marina-front, open-air restaurant and lounge in Coconut Grove.

3101 NE 7th Ave., Miami, FL 33137

3391 Pan American Drive, Miami, FL 33133

305-676-9495 amaraatparaiso.com

305-209-1200 bayshoreclubmiami.com

Bellini Upscale Italian with a view from the rooftop of the Mr. C Miami Coconut Grove hotel.

2988 McFarlane Road, Miami, FL 33133 305-800-7672 bellinirestaurant.com/coconut-grove

Joia Beach Restaurant & Beach Club Sun-drenched sands, sweeping views of Biscayne Bay and vivid sunsets await.

1111Parrot Jungle Trail, Miami, FL 33132 305-400-7280

Glass & Vine A garden oasis overlooking Coconut Grove’s Peacock Park.

2820 McFarlane Road Miami, FL 33133 glassandvine.com 305-200-5268

Level 6 Rooftop Restaurant A hidden rooftop oasis and restaurant in the heart of Coconut Grove.

3480 Main Highway, Miami, FL 33133 786-800-2080 level6miami.com

joiabeachmiami.com

Lido Bayside

Nikki Beach

This oceanfront beach club, Locally sourced dishes and stunning restaurant, bar and nightclub waterside views at The Standard hotel. is a South Beach landmark.

40 Island Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33139 786-245-0880 lidobayside.com

Noma Beach Located in Matheson Hammock Park, it’s the only waterfront restaurant in Coral Gables.

9610 Old Cutler Road Coral Gables, FL 33156 noma-beach.com 305-668-8788 76

1 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach, FL 33139 nikkibeach.com 305-321-5238

The Pilot House Bar & Restaurant Enjoys views of the skyline, breathtaking sunsets and planes taking off from Miami International Airport.

4909 NW 36th St., Miami Springs, FL 33166 786-482-2513

thepilothouse.us

Rusty Pelican

Rooftop lounge with panoramic skyline views, colorful cocktails and tapas.

Scope out the skyline over brunch, lunch or dinner at this beautiful waterfront eatery.

115 SW 8th St., Miami, FL 33130 786-628-1515 rosaskyrooftop.com

Seaspice Waterfront dining along the Miami River with a backdrop of Downtown Miami’s skyline.

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3201 Rickenbacker Causeway Miami, FL 33149 305-361-3818 therustypelican.com

Smith & Wollensky Watch cruise ships sailing from PortMiami at this steakhouse in scenic South Pointe Park.

412 NW North River Drive Miami, FL 33128

1 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33139

305-440-4200 seaspice.com

305-673-2800 smithandwollensky.com

Food Halls,

Craft Breweries & Wineries Cerveceria La Tropical

The Citadel Miami

Enjoy classic Cuban beers and seasonal cuisine in a beautiful garden setting.

Local artisanal foods, handcrafted cocktails, maker-driven retail and culturally immersive experiences.

42 NE 25th St., Miami, FL 33137 305-741-6991 cervecerialatropical.com

8300 NE 2nd Ave., Miami, FL 33138 305-908-3849 thecitadelmiami.com

The Doral Yard

Eataly Aventura

A community gathering space offering culinary delights, live entertainment and events.

Experience an authentic taste of Italy’s 20 unique regions at Aventura Mall.

8455 NW 53rd St., Miami, FL 33166

19501 Biscayne Blvd.

Aventura, FL 33180

786-843-5106 thedoralyard.com

305-760-8100

eataly.com

Magic 13 Brewing

Schnebly Redland’s Winery

Enjoy fine craft brews in the spacious taproom or the beautiful beer garden.

Savor tropical fruit wines, craft beers and farm-to-table fare amid lush surroundings.

340 NE 61st St., Miami, FL 33154 magic13brewing.com

30205 SW 217th Ave. Homestead, FL 33030 305-242-1224 schneblywinery.com

Shoma Bazaar

The Tank Brewing Co.

A community hub for unforgettable culinary experiences guided by some of Miami’s finest chefs.

Choose from over a dozen Miamiinspired craft beers in the industrial-style taproom.

9420 NW 41st St., Doral, FL 33178

5100 NW 72nd Ave., Suite A-1 Doral, FL 33166

786-410-4700 shomabazaar.com

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Pro Sports Venues If you’re a sports fan, Greater Miami & Miami Beach has the game for you.

Hard Rock Stadium

(NFL Football, NCAA Football, Tennis, Motorsports, Soccer, Concerts, Festivals) This 65,000-seat stadium is home to major sports, concerts and festivals. It has hosted six Super Bowls, College Football Playoff National Championship Games and will host seven matches during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. 347 Don Shula Drive, Miami Gardens, FL 33056 305-943-8000

hardrockstadium.com

Miami Freedom Park

(MLS Soccer, International Soccer, Concerts, Festivals, Multi-sport) Inter Miami CF made big waves in the soccer world when the club signed Lionel Messi in 2023.

The club’s new 25,000-seat soccer stadium will open in early 2026 at Miami Freedom Park, near Miami International Airport.

Northwest 37th Avenue and 20th Street miamifreedompark.com 305-428-0611

loanDepot park

(MLB Baseball, Showcases, Concerts, Festivals, Conventions) Experience the excitement of the ballpark with the two-time World Series champion Miami Marlins.

The state-of-the-art retractable roof stadium is on the site of the former Miami Orange Bowl in Little Havana.

501 Marlins Way, Miami, FL 33125 305-480-1300

mlb.com/marlins/ballpark

Kaseya Center

(NBA Basketball, Concerts, Festivals) This 20,000-seat multipurpose sports and entertainment arena is home to the 2006, 2012 and 2013 NBA champion Miami HEAT, concerts, family shows and special events.

601 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, FL 33132 786-777-1000

kaseyacenter.com

Homestead-Miami Speedway

(Motorsports, Concerts, Festivals, Endurance Racing) For racing fans, seeing an event here is an unforgettable experience. The track holds major NASCAR races and offers driving experiences and ride-alongs.

One Ralph Sanchez Speedway Blvd.

Homestead, FL 33035 homesteadmiamispeedway.com 305-230-5000

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Major Sporting Events Get ready for an action-packed lineup as Miami hosts an exciting array of high-profile sporting events in 2026.

The Capital One Orange Bowl College Football Playoff Quarterfinal

January 1, 2026 The Capital One Orange Bowl at Hard Rock Stadium will serve as a College Football Playoff quarterfinal matchup this year. orangebowl.org

Discover NHL Winter Classic

January 2, 2026 The Stanley Cup champion Florida Panthers will host the New York Rangers in the Discover NHL Winter Classic at loanDepot park in Little Havana.

This historic event will be Florida’s first outdoor NHL game and the southernmost outdoor hockey matchup in league history. nhl.com/events/nhl-winter-classic

College Football Playoff National Championship Game

January 19, 2026 Hard Rock Stadium is set to host the College Football Playoff National Championship for the first time since 2021, bringing the biggest stage in college football to one of the nation’s premier sports and entertainment destinations. collegefootballplayoff.com 82

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Life Time Miami Marathon and Half Marathon

January 25, 2026 More than 25,000 people from all 50 states and over 80 countries worldwide will compete in both the 26.2-mile marathon and the 13.1-mile half marathon that begin at the Kaseya Center and wind through Greater Miami, with Bayfront Park serving as the finish line venue. themiamimarathon.com

World Baseball Classic

March 6-17, 2026 After making history in 2023 by hosting all three rounds of the World Baseball Classic, loanDepot park returns as a key venue in 2026. It will host Pool D in the first round (March 6-11), followed by quarterfinals (March 13-14), and the semifinals and the championship game (March 15-17). mlb.com/world-baseball-classic

Miami Open Tennis Tournament

March 15-29, 2026 This tennis tournament draws the top men’s and women’s players for two weeks of best-in-class action. Plus, the sprawling grounds of Hard Rock Stadium feature dozens of the destination’s top restaurants, VIP lounges, luxury hospitality and interactive events. miamiopen.com 83

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Cadillac Championship

April 29-May 3, 2026 Professional golf returns to one of its most storied courses as the PGA Tour brings the Cadillac Championship to Trump National Doral. The signature event will feature the world’s top players competing on the legendary Blue Monster course. cadillacchampionship.com

Formula 1™ Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix

May 1-3, 2026 The world’s greatest F1 drivers and teams will descend on Miami for a weekend featuring best-in-class racing, epic parties, music, art and more. The races will speed through the Miami International Autodrome around Hard Rock Stadium. f1miamigp.com

FIFA World Cup 2026™

June 11-July 19, 2026 The most popular sporting event in the world is coming to Miami Gardens.

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Orange Blossom Classic

2026 Date TBA The Orange Blossom Classic returns to Miami Gardens, celebrating tradition while showcasing the best of HBCU football on a national stage. With electric game-day energy, cultural pride and unmatched hospitality, Miami provides the perfect backdrop. orangeblossomclassic.com

NASCAR Cup Series Championship

November 6-8, 2026 The NASCAR Championship Race makes its exciting return to HomesteadMiami Speedway, bringing the thrill of crowning a champion back to Miami.

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Golf Courses With balmy temperatures and sunny skies year-round, plus an enviable collection of public and resort courses, Miami offers plenty of options to perfect your swing.

The Biltmore Golf Course The lushly landscaped 18-hole, 6,800-yard, par-71 course was designed by the legendary Donald Ross.

1210 Anastasia Ave., Coral Gables, FL 33134 305-445-1926

biltmorehotel.com/miami-golf-resort

Briar Bay Golf Course A par-31 executive course that’s perfect for a quick round of golf.

9373 SW 134th St., Miami, FL 33176 305-235-6667

briarbaygolf.com

Costa Del Sol Golf Club A full-sized practice range, five narrow, long par-5s and five picturesque par-3s challenge the skills of players at all levels.

100 Costa del Sol Blvd., Doral, FL 33178 305-592-3300

cdsgolfclub.com

Country Club of Miami Two traditional 18-hole courses, chipping and putting practice greens and a driving range offer a classic Florida golf experience.

6801 NW 186th St., Hialeah, FL 33015 305-829-8456

golfccmiami.com

Crandon Golf at Key Biscayne This challenging par-72, 18-hole course is set among the mangroves on the lush island oasis of Key Biscayne.

6700 Crandon Blvd., Key Biscayne, FL 33149 305-361-9129

golfcrandon.com

Granada Golf Course This nine-hole, par-36 is located just outside the downtown Coral Gables area.

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Greynolds Golf Course This nine-hole, par-36 course designed by Mark Mahannah features 3,100 yards of rolling greens.

17530 W. Dixie Highway, North Miami Beach, FL 33160 305-949-1741

greynoldsgolf.com

JW Marriott Miami Turnberry Resort & Spa Golf Course The resort boasts two championship 18-hole golf courses, a challenging par-72 Soffer Course and the slightly gentler par-70 Miller Course.

19999 W. Country Club Drive, Aventura, FL 33180 305-932-6200

turnberryislecountryclub.com

Killian Greens Golf Club This par-72, 18-hole course offers a unique layout with a full-service facility, including a Cayman practice range.

9980 SW 104th St., Miami, FL 33176 305-271-0917

killiangreens.com

Miami Beach Golf Club This course in the heart of Miami Beach features 18 holes on a par-72 course lined with native palm trees and serene water features.

2301 Alton Road, Miami Beach, FL 33140 305-532-3350

miamibeachgolfclub.com

Miami Lakes Golf Club The 18-hole, par-72 championship golf course is an oasis for golfers of all skill levels looking to spend a day on the green.

7601 Miami Lakes Drive, Miami Lakes, FL 33014 305-820-8088

miamilakesgolf.com

Miami Shores Country Club The 18-hole, par-71 course’s scenic fairways have welcomed numerous celebrities and legendary golfers.

10000 Biscayne Blvd., Miami Shores, FL 33138 305-795-2360

miamishoresgolf.com

Miami Springs Golf & Country Club This local favorite known for its charm and tradition is centrally located, just minutes from Miami International Airport.

650 Curtiss Parkway, Miami Springs, FL 33166 305-805-5180

miamispringsgolfcourse.com

Miccosukee Golf & Country Club Designed by Mark Mahannah, the postcard-pretty grounds have 27 holes over three par-36 courses.

6401 Kendale Lakes Drive, Miami, FL 33183 305-382-3930

miccosukeegolf.com

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Normandy Shores Golf Club The Arthur Hills-designed course offers a challenge to golfers of all skill levels, with rolling fairways and water hazards.

2401 Biarritz Drive, Miami Beach, FL 33141 305-868-6502

normandyshoresgolfclub.com

Palmetto Golf Course This par-70, 18-hole championship course has tree-lined fairways and a canal system that makes it both fun and challenging.

9300 SW 152nd St., Miami, FL 33157 305-238-2922

golfpalmetto.com

Redland Golf & Country Club This 18-hole, regulation-length golf course was designed by Red Lawrence.

24451 SW 177th Ave., Homestead, FL 33031 305-247-8503

redlandgolf.com

Trump National Doral Golf Club This is one of the preeminent golf resorts in the country, home to the legendary Blue Monster Course.

4400 NW 87th Ave., Miami, FL 33178 305-592-2000

trumpgolfdoral.com

A Different Way to Play Palmetto Mini Golf Enjoy a round of mini golf amid tropical foliage, water hazards, a cave and waterfalls.

9300 SW 152nd St., Miami, FL 33157 305-238-2922

golfpalmetto.com/palmetto-mini-golf

Topgolf Enjoy dozens of high-tech, climate-controlled hitting bays for year-round comfort.

17321 NW 7th Ave., Miami Gardens, FL 33169 11850 NW 22nd St., Doral, FL 33182

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No visit would be complete without taking the opportunity to experience Miami’s great outdoors.

OUTDOOR ACTION Coopertown Airboats

Oleta River State Park

Offering airboat rides and alligator shows since 1945, with guides leading tours to see wildlife in its native Everglades environment.

This large urban green space set against Biscayne Bay is ideal for kayaking, biking, walking, swimming, fishing and camping.

22700 SW 8th St., Miami, FL 33194

3400 NE 163rd St. North Miami Beach, FL 33160 305-919-1846 floridastateparks.org/oletariver

305-226-6048 coopertownairboats.com

Everglades Alligator Farm

The Reefline

Take a day trip through South Dade to visit this Old Florida-style attraction that is a working alligator farm with more than 2,000 gators.

Swim about 600 feet from the Miami Beach shoreline to this seven-milelong underwater public art installation, snorkel trail and artificial reef.

40351 SW 192nd Ave. Homestead, FL 33034 305-247-2628 everglades.com

thereefline.org

Jungle Island/Treetop Trekking

The Underline

Jungle Island is an eco-adventure park offering animal encounters and adventure activities. Visitors can challenge themselves on Treetop Trekking’s ropes and ziplines.

Stretching from Downtown Miami to Kendall under the Metrorail tracks, this linear park offers opportunities for exercise and relaxation. theunderline.org

1111 Parrot Jungle Trail Miami, FL 33132 305-400-7000 jungleisland.com

Miccosukee Indian Village Take an airboat ride through the River of Grass and learn about the history and traditional culture of the Miccosukee Tribe.

Mile Marker 36, US Highway 41, Miami, FL 33194 305-552-8365 miccosukee.com/resort/experiences 92

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GARDENS Fruit & Spice Park This 37-acre park grows more than 500 varieties of tropical fruits, vegetables, spices, nuts and herbs. It hosts guided tours, weekly farmers markets and many festivals and events.

24801 SW 187th Ave., Homestead, FL 33031 305-247-5727 miamidade.gov/fruitandspicepark

Miami Beach Botanical Garden Enjoy a tropical escape in the heart of Miami Beach at this lush three-acre landscape filled with 100 palm species, orchids and native plants.

2000 Convention Center Drive, Miami Beach, FL 33139 305-673-7256

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Pinecrest Gardens This 14-acre botanical garden features a butterfly exhibit, a petting zoo, a splash ’n’ play water playground and an amphitheater.

11000 Red Road, Pinecrest, FL 33156 305-669-6990

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While Miami is known for its beautiful beaches and year-round warm weather, there are plenty of indoor attractions as well.

The Escape Game Miami

Lucky Strike Miami

This immersive experience features seven unique adventures. Each family-friendly game accommodates up to eight players.

This unique bowling experience combines the excitement of bowling with high-end amenities and entertainment.

701 S. Miami Ave., Suite 367-C Miami, FL 33131

199 NE 7th St. Miami, FL 33132

786-288-5904

305-200-0208

theescapegame.com/miami

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FunDimension

Museum of Sex

Delight in diverse attractions, from laser tag and bumper cars to a state-of-the-art arcade.

The museum houses three galleries exploring sex in art, history, science and culture, as well as a permanent exhibition, Super Funland: Journey Into the Erotic Carnival.

2129 NW 1st Court Miami, FL 33127

2200 NW 24th Ave., Miami, FL 33142

786-360-1766

786-206-9210

fundimensionusa.com

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Homestead Cybrarium Explore over 34,000 physical items and a digital collection spanning multilingual books, audiobooks and more in this high-tech public library.

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Paradox Museum Miami Home to 70+ optical illusion-based exhibits, this fun-filled museum will have you feeling upside down and inside out.

2301 N. Miami Ave. Miami, FL 33127 305-614-3808 paradoxmuseummiami.com

Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science This museum’s interactive exhibits showcase local ecosystems, such as the Everglades. It features a planetarium, a half-million-gallon aquarium and inviting spaces.

1101 Biscayne Blvd.

Miami, FL 33132 305-434-9600 frostscience.org

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Puttshack Play an indoor game of mini-golf inside Brickell City Centre.

Crazy neon courses, prizes and globally inspired dining and drinks guarantee a fun vibe.

701 S. Miami Ave., floors 4 & 5 Miami, FL 33131 786-233-7888 puttshack.com

Puttery This venue puts a modern spin on putting. It offers an immersive experience with culinary delights, craft cocktail creations and competitive socializing.

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Get the family together in Miami and you’ll be remembering the fun times for years to come.

Gold Coast Railroad Museum This museum showcases railroad history and is home to 40+ historic and restored railcars, along with a model train room and numerous interactive displays, such as Thomas the Tank Engine play tables.

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Miami Children’s Museum Play, learn, imagine and create with the museum’s 14 interactive and bilingual exhibit galleries.

980 MacArthur Causeway, Miami, FL 33132 305-373-5437 miamichildrensmuseum.org

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Museum of Ice Cream This immersive, playful museum is dedicated to everyone’s favorite frozen treat and filled with fun photo ops kids (and adults) will eat up.

851 NE 1st Ave., Miami, FL 33132 museumoficecream.com/miami

Tidal Cove Daring drops, turns and twisting spirals await when you make a splash at this water park at the JW Marriott Miami Turnberry Resort & Spa. Conquer a gravitydefying raft ride, thrill to a freefall loop, and make new friends in the Kids Cove.

19999 W. Country Club Drive, Aventura, FL 33180 786-279-6152 tidalcovemiami.com

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Arts & Culture Greater Miami & Miami Beach is a premier arts and culture destination, offering creative energy and a modern vision that both inspires and captivates.

ART MUSEUMS The Bass This contemporary art museum in Collins Park is known for its stellar roster of permanent and new exhibitions, as well as its immersive experience in the park called Art Outside.

2100 Collins Ave. Miami Beach, FL 33139

Doral Contemporary Art Museum (DORCAM) With a broad curatorial scope ranging from art to design, science, architecture and technology, the museum’s exhibitions at its pop-up space at CityPlace Doral have spanned pop art, fashion and photography.

305-673-7530

3450 NW 83rd Ave., Suite 216 Doral, FL 33122

thebass.org

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El Espacio 23 Founded by collector and philanthropist Jorge M. Pérez, this contemporary art venue occupies a renovated 28,000-square-foot warehouse.

It features a range of exhibitions, artist residencies and special projects.

2270 NW 23rd St., Miami, FL 33142 786-490-9090 elespacio23.org

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Lowe Art Museum, University of Miami A treasure trove of artistic discovery awaits at this cultural gem that has amassed 19,000+ objects spanning 5,000 years.

1301 Stanford Drive Coral Gables, FL 33146 305-284-3535 lowe.miami.edu

The Margulies Collection at the Warehouse

Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami

The holdings of prominent Miami collector Martin Z. Margulies feature an extensive collection of contemporary and vintage photography, video, sculpture and art installations.

Known for its innovative exhibitions, MOCA has eight to 10 installations on display each year in addition to its permanent collection of 400+ works by artists from around the world.

591 NW 27th St., Miami, FL 33127 305-576-1051 margulieswarehouse.com

770 NE 125th St. North Miami, FL 33161 305-893-6211 mocanomi.org

Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum FIU

Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM)

For art lovers seeking a fascinating cultural experience, this museum is a must-visit. Its permanent collection of 6,000+ objects spans multiple centuries and continents.

With its eclectic lineup of exhibits, educational programs, lectures and community events, PAMM takes center stage as one of Miami’s most prominent cultural destinations.

10975 SW 17th St., Miami, FL 33199

1103 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, FL 33132

305-348-2890

305-375-3000

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1100 NW 23rd St., Miami, FL 33127

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This museum showcases the vast collection of Don and Mera Rubell, including large-scale paintings, sculptures and photographs by 1,000+ heralded artists.

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Interactive art installations in this 50,000-square-foot industrial building range from flickering lights that record and respond to viewers’ heartbeats, to digital walls of blooming flowers, gushing waterfalls and mazes of glass.

Housing 200,000+ objects, this museum showcases items that shaped the world between 1850 and 1950 – from everyday household objects to revolutionary designs, propaganda posters and more.

1001 Washington Ave. Miami Beach, FL 33139

1101 NW 23rd St., Miami, FL 33127

305-531-1001

786-697-3414

wolfsonian.org

superblue.com/miami

STREET ART Wynwood Walls

Museum of Graffiti

This expansive outdoor museum elevates street art to new heights with a dynamic rotation of murals and sculptures by over 100 artists from more than 20 countries.

This warehouse-turned-gallery in Wynwood presents the colorful history of the global graffiti art movement. Its gift shop is a treasure trove of pop art.

2516 NW 2nd Ave., Miami, FL 33127

276 NW 26th St., Miami, FL 33127

305-576-3334 thewynwoodwalls.com

786-580-4678 museumofgraffiti.com

Leah Arts District This mural-splashed industrial area in Hialeah blends vibrant murals with galleries, food trucks, local shops and more.

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Greater Miami & Miami Beach is home to an almost unlimited variety of music venues and festivals you won’t want to miss.

MUSIC VENUES Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County The center features three state-ofthe-art theaters: the Ziff Ballet Opera House, the John S. and James L. Knight Concert Hall, and the Carnival Studio Theater. Home to Miami City Ballet, Florida Grand Opera and New World Symphony, it also hosts performers from around the globe.

1300 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, FL 33132 305-949-6722

arshtcenter.org

Churchill’s Pub This legendary Little Haiti dive bar and live music venue is known for its gritty charm and eclectic shows.

Hosting punk, metal and experimental acts, it’s a haven for underground music lovers and creatives.

5501 NE 2nd Ave., Miami, FL 33137

Ball & Chain Experience Little Havana nightlife at this restored jazz-era club where legends like Billie Holiday, Chet Baker and Count Basie once played.

Now, it blends old-world Cuban charm with tropical flair, offering live salsa, jazz, mambo and DJ nights filled with Latin rhythms.

1513 SW 8th St. Miami, FL 33135 305-643-7820 ballandchainmiami.com

Coral Gables Congregational United Church of Christ This stunning venue hosts world-class jazz and classical concerts presented by the Community Arts Program.

It’s also home to Conservatory for the Arts, a youth music training group.

3010 De Soto Blvd., Coral Gables, FL 33134

305-757-1807

305-448-7421

churchillspub.com

gablesucc.org

E11EVEN Miami This hotspot is famed for live shows by leading performers, such as Usher, Drake and Nicki Minaj. It also showcases top DJs, including Diplo, Steve Aoki, Skrillex and Zedd, spinning in the state-of-the-art DJ booth.

29 NE 11th St., Miami, FL 33132

The Fillmore Miami Beach at the Jackie Gleason Theater This mid-sized concert hall in the heart of South Beach is an Art Deco gem just a block away from Lincoln Road and the Miami Beach Convention Center.

It hosts a wide variety of musicians, DJs, comedians and other performers.

1700 Washington Ave. Miami Beach, FL 33139

305-829-2911

305-938-2509

11miami.com

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Artists perform against the backdrop of Downtown Miami’s skyline at this picturesque venue on Biscayne Bay.

Hard Rock Stadium Some of the biggest concerts in the world happen here, and Jazz in the Gardens brings top names every March.

301 N. Biscayne Blvd.

Miami, FL 33132

347 Don Shula Drive Miami Gardens, FL 33056

305-358-7550

305-943-8000

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FPL Solar Amphitheater at Bayfront Park

Kaseya Center

LIV

This 20,000-seat multipurpose sports and entertainment arena is the home of the NBA’s Miami HEAT. It also hosts major concerts.

This venue on the bottom level of the Fontainebleau Miami Beach hotel blends an exclusive lounge with a high-energy nightclub. It features top DJs and some of the hottest performers on the music scene.

601 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, FL 33132 786-777-1000

4441 Collins Ave. Miami Beach, FL 33140

kaseyacenter.com

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Miami Beach Bandshell

This South Beach restaurant and nightclub delivers nonstop entertainment, combining live music, dynamic performances and flavorful cuisine.

This open-air beachside amphitheater hosts a steady lineup of local and international artists. It’s a stage for diverse musical acts from around the globe.

900 Ocean Drive Miami Beach, FL 33139

7275 Collins Ave. Miami Beach, FL 33141

305-673-4422

305-672-5202

miami.mangos.com

miamibeachbandshell.com

The Moss Center

New World Center

This state-of-the-art South Dade venue features a main theater, black box and lab theaters, and an outdoor concert lawn. It hosts opera, film, musicals, dance, bands and comedy shows.

Designed by Frank Gehry, the center is home to the New World Symphony.

It also features a giant projection wall in adjacent SoundScape Park for free outdoor concerts.

10950 SW 211th St. Cutler Bay, FL 33189 786-573-5300

mosscenter.org

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MUSIC FESTIVALS South Beach Jazz Festival January 8-11, 2026

Melton Mustafa Jazz Festival February 26-March 1, 2026

This festival, produced by the nonprofit Power Access organization, features four days of performances by local and international artists. Expect everything from bebop to swing, with a focus on accessibility and artists with disabilities.

This festival celebrates raw, authentic jazz at Florida Memorial University in Miami Gardens. It features performances, workshops and poetry slams, all in honor of legendary trumpeter Melton “Shakir” Mustafa.

sobejazzfestival.com

meltonmustafajazzfestival.com

Montreux Jazz Festival Miami February 27-March 1, 2026

Flamenco Festival Miami February 28-March 1, 2026

Curated by Jon Batiste, this three-day event captures the spirit of Switzerland’s iconic festival with top artists in a scenic, intimate setting.

It brings world-class performances and spontaneous jam sessions to Coconut Grove’s waterfront.

This tribute to flamenco music and dance from southern Spain features renowned vocalists, guitarists and dancers. It offers a vibrant mix of traditional and innovative performances celebrating this rich art form.

montreuxjazzfestivalmiami.com

arshtcenter.org

Jazz in the Gardens Music Fest March 7-8, 2026

Calle Ocho Music Festival March 15, 2026

Celebrate spring and enjoy jazz alongside Afrobeats, R&B, reggae, gospel and hip-hop. The lineup never disappoints. The festival always delivers a dynamic, unforgettable music experience.

This one‑day block party in Little Havana celebrates Latin and Caribbean culture. Expect multiple stages, non‑stop music, food vendors and an energetic community atmosphere.

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GroundUp Music Festival March 13-15, 2026

Ultra Music Festival March 27-29, 2026

This festival celebrates artist-audience connection with genre-defying performances. It offers an immersive and dynamic musical experience featuring collaborative sets, workshops

by Grammy-winning Snarky Puppy, and late-night jams.

Featuring top electronic artists on multiple stages, this electronic dance music (EDM) event is the big finale of Miami Music Week. It showcases the latest trends and performances in EDM, attracting over 150,000 fans from around the world.

groundupmusicfestival.com

ultramusicfestival.com

Haitian Compas Festival May

iii Points Festival October 16-17, 2026

The music draws big crowds to this celebration of Haitian culture and community with hypnotic rhythms, lively guitar riffs and romantic lyrics. The event features music, food, art and parties, attracting fans and newcomers alike.

This festival blends cutting-edge electronic, hip-hop and indie music with immersive art installations.

It features dynamic performances and innovative visuals, attracting music lovers and creatives from Miami and beyond.

haitiancompafestival.com

Sounds of Little Haiti Third Friday of Every Month This free event showcases Haitian music, including Compas, Haitian folk music, songs infused with Afrobeats and Rara, as well as Haitian street festival music and Voodoo-inspired tunes. It also features deejays, local vendors and food trucks.

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Miami for LGBTQ Visitors In Greater Miami & Miami Beach, Pride shines year-round. From marquee LGBTQ events to a thriving, family-friendly queer scene, this destination celebrates diversity every single day.

ACCOMMODATIONS Hotel Gaythering This gay-owned and operated hotel offers more than just a place to stay – it invites gay travelers as well as locals to relax, connect and have fun.

1409 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach, FL 33139 786-284-1176

gaythering.com

DINING Cheese Burger Baby

Palace South Beach

Stephanie Vitori opened this late-night burger institution more than two decades ago.

This Ocean Drive bar and restaurant is famous for standout cocktails and cuisine as well as popular drag brunches.

1505 Washington Ave. Miami Beach, FL 33139

1052 Ocean Drive Miami Beach, FL 33139 305-531-7234

305-531-7300 cheeseburgerbaby.net

palacesouthbeach.com

R House Wynwood

Tâm Tâm

Chef Rocco Carulli and his husband, Owen Bale, partnered with drag queen Athena Dion to create this restaurant/art gallery that’s loved for its weekend drag brunches.

Chef Tam Pham and his husband, sommelier Harrison Ramhofer, opened this bright and welcoming Vietnamese restaurant in 2023.

2727 NW 2nd Ave., Miami, FL 33127

99 NW 1st St., Miami, FL 33128

305-576-0201

786-933-6378

rhousewynwood.com

tam-tam-mia.com

Wanderlust Cafe & Lounge Open for breakfast, lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch, this spot offers drag bingo, karaoke and lively weekend entertainment.

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Although it isn’t officially a gay bar, Tuesday ladies’ night at this venue has become a favorite for lesbians, attracting crowds with its mix of dive bar and dance club vibes.

This gathering spot embraces LGBTQ culture with craft cocktails, acclaimed DJs, special performances, and an atmosphere of celebration and connection.

729 SW 1st Ave., Miami, FL 33130 305-671-3307 instagram.com/blackbirdordinary

Kill Your Idol This dive bar’s monthly Gender Blender night showcases drag burlesque performers, performance artists, and queer-centric rock bands and DJs.

1218 14th Court Miami Beach, FL 33139 305-534-3511

foxholebar.com

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Twist This multi-room gay bar is known for nonstop dancing, diverse crowds, a long drink menu and late-night energy.

1057 Washington Ave. Miami Beach, FL 33139 305-538-9478

twistsobe.com

ENTERTAINMENT La Poubelle This speakeasy-style cabaret is hidden behind dumpsters in a parking lot.

Hence the name (“poubelle” means trash can in French).

1207 Mai Monides St. Miami Beach, FL 33141

RETAIL Creative Male This menswear boutique serves Miami’s gay community with a curated selection of swimwear, underwear, fashion pieces and much more.

3227 NE 2nd Ave., Miami, FL 33137

O Cinema Films for LGBTQ audiences are well represented at this theater, which is located in the same historic building as the LGBT Visitor Center.

1130 Washington Ave. Miami Beach, FL 33139 786-471-3269

o-cinema.org

305-573-3080 creativemale.com

Habitat Hyett This boutique is filled with art, vintage clothing and one-of-a-kind items. It also hosts queer events, like Fridge Art Fair.

441 Lincoln Road Miami Beach, FL 33139

Villain Theater The highlight of this venue’s calendar is the No Fear, We’re Queer Comedy Festival, featuring top LGBTQ talent each June.

5865 NE 2nd Ave., Miami, FL 33137 786-391-2241

villaintheater.com

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ANNUAL LGBTQ EVENTS No matter when you visit, Miami has something for you – with annual events that bring the community together throughout the year. Go to VisitMiamiLGBTQ.com for more details.

Winter Party Festival February 26-March 2, 2026

Gay8 Festival March instagram.com/gay8festival

winterparty.com

Miami Beach Pride April 11-12, 2026

CONEXION Queer Tango Festival April

miamibeachpride.com

miamiqueertangofestival.com

Rainbow Spring March-June

OUTshine Film Festival April & October outshinefilm.com

rainbowspring.com

Out (Loud) in the Tropics April-May

SweetHeat Miami May 12-18, 2026

fundarte.us/out-in-the-tropics

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No Fear, We’re Queer Comedy Festival June

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Arsht Center’s CommuniTea Dance June 7, 2026

Celebrate ORGULLO October

arshtcenter.org

celebrateorgullo.com

URGE Miami Festival November

Art Gaysel December

urgemiamifestival.com

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Greater Miami & Miami Beach offers a mosaic of cultures that can be discovered through art, music and food. Miami’s multicultural neighborhoods are the perfect starting points.

HIALEAH/HIALEAH GARDENS Cuban Culture in Exile Heritage Park (Monument Park) This site honors the Cuban exile experience that’s a big part of Hialeah’s story. Monuments honor high-profile figures in Cuban history.

Garden of the Arts This open-air museum is a collection of paved walking trails, green spaces and historic murals.

7460 W. 16th Ave., Hialeah, FL 33014 305-557-1231

Hialeah Drive & Northeast 9th Ave. Hialeah, FL 33010 305-687-2650

hialeahfl.gov

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HISTORIC OVERTOWN Black Archives Historic Lyric Theater Cultural Arts Complex

Black Police Precinct & Courthouse Museum

Countless legendary performers have graced the stage at this theater, which was built in 1913.

Housed in a former police station and courthouse, this museum preserves the history of Black law enforcement officers before the Civil Rights era.

819 NW 2nd Ave., Miami, FL 33136 786-708-4610

305-329-2513 historicalblackprecinct.org

bahlt.org

Dunns-Josephine Hotel Muhammad Ali, Malcolm X, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Josephine Baker stayed here during segregation.

The hotel has reopened, with rooms dedicated to iconic Black figures.

1028 NW 3rd Ave., Miami, FL 33136 877-571-9311 dunns-josephinehotel.com

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LITTLE BAHAMAS Nassau Daddy Peacock This brightly colored peacock sculpture by Rosie Brown reflects the West Coconut Grove community’s Bahamian heritage and serves as a popular photo spot.

3700 Grand Ave., Miami, FL 33133

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LIBERTY CITY/ BROWNSVILLE Historic Hampton House Museum of Culture & Art This former hotel was a social center and haven for Black travelers during segregation. Now a national landmark, it offers tours, exhibits and artifacts that honor its powerful legacy.

4200 NW 27th Ave., Miami, FL 33142 305-635-5800 historichamptonhouse.org

Joseph Caleb Auditorium The facility hosts a variety of activities, from community forums to theatrical performances.

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Marshall L. Davis, Sr. African Heritage Cultural Arts Center Dedicated to Liberty City’s creative growth, this center offers studios and an auditorium, serving as a vibrant community hub for art.

6161 NW 22nd Ave., Miami, FL 33142 305-638-6771 ahcacmiami.org

Sandrell Rivers Theater Fantasy Theatre Factory operates this state-of-the-art facility, offering diverse programming for kids and adults.

305-636-2350

6103 NW 7th Ave., Miami, FL 33127

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LITTLE HAITI Haitian Heritage Museum

Libreri Mapou

Located several miles south of Little Haiti, in the Miami Design District, this museum houses a collection of Haitian art, historical artifacts, music, film and literary works.

This cultural center and gift shop carries works by Haitian authors and books about Haitian history, politics and folklore.

5919 NE 2nd Ave., Miami, FL 33137

4141 NE 2nd Ave., Suite 105C Miami, FL 33137 305-371-5988

305-757-9922

haitianheritagemuseum.org

Little Haiti Cultural Complex The center features an art gallery, dance studios, a theater and a courtyard for concerts and festivals.

It’s also home to the Caribbean Marketplace, which replicates the Iron Market in Port-au-Prince.

212-260 NE 59th Terrace Miami, FL 33137 305-960-2969

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LITTLE HAVANA Cubaocho Museum & Performing Arts Center

Futurama 1637 Art Building

Art, live music, dance and rum mix at this museum and gathering space.

It’s home to a collection of Cuban art from the 1800s to 1959.

1465 SW 8th St., Suite 106 Miami, FL 33135 786-909-9028 cubaocho.net

Máximo Gómez Park (Domino Park)

This creative workspace houses artists’ studios and five offices.

It hosts art openings and music productions.

1637 SW 8th St., Miami, FL 33135 305-972-5774 facebook.com/futurama1637

Tower Theater

At any time of day, you will find the regulars sipping Cuban coffee, playing dominoes and chatting with friends.

This historic theater was built in 1926. It features multicultural films, live performances and educational programs.

1508 SW 8th St., Miami, FL 33135

1444 SW 8th St., Miami, FL 33135

305-960-2938

305-859-2717

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ANNUAL MULTICULTURAL EVENTS With a year-round lineup of multicultural events, the destination is a paradise for culture enthusiasts.

Visit MulticulturalMiami.com for a complete list.

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade January 19, 2026

Miami Jewish Film Festival January 14-29, 2026

mlkparadeandfestivities.org

miamijewishfilmfestival.org

Melton Mustafa Jazz Festival Weekend February 26-March 1, 2026

Asian Culture Festival February 28-March 1, 2026

meltonmustafajazzfestival.com

Carnaval on the Mile March 7-8, 2026

asianculturefestival.net

Calle Ocho Music Festival March 15, 2026

carnavalmiami.com

carnavalmiami.com

Jazz in the Gardens Music Fest March 7-8, 2026

Third Horizon Caribbean Film Festival May-June

jazzinthegardens.com

thirdhorizonfilmfestival.com

Cuba Nostalgia May

Haitian Compas Festival May

cubanostalgia.com

Best of the Best Music Fest May 24, 2026

haitiancompasfestival.com

American Black Film Festival May 27-31, 2026

bestofthebestconcert.com

SumFest July 5, 2026

abff.com/miami

Miami Salsa Congress July 24-29, 2026

sumfestmizik.com

Orange Blossom Classic August

miamisalsacongress.com

Inffinito Brazilian Film Festival September

orangeblossomclassic.com

International Hispanic Theater Festival of Miami September teatroavante.org

Miami Carnival October 11, 2026

brazilianfilmfestival.com

Urban Film Festival September urbanfilmfestivals.com

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Miccosukee Indian Arts & Crafts Festival December miccosukee.com

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Miami’s shopping scene is a fusion of luxury, local flair and cultural influences. Whether you’re seeking high-end fashion, unique finds or a lively atmosphere, Miami’s malls and shopping districts offer something for every shopper.

MALLS Aventura Mall This premier shopping and cultural destination is home to 300+ stores, including luxury brands like Louis Vuitton and Gucci. Enjoy diverse dining, contemporary art installations, and a weekend market with local vendors.

With easy access via Brightline high-speed rail, it’s a must-visit hub of fashion, flavor and creativity.

19501 Biscayne Blvd., Aventura, FL 33180

305-935-1110

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Dadeland Mall Miami’s iconic shopping destination features over 185 stores and restaurants, including Saks Fifth Avenue, JCPenney and Florida’s largest Macy’s. Spanning more than 1.4 million square feet, it offers a wide range of retail and dining options. Highlights include Apple’s flagship store, CVI.CHE 105, North Italia and AC Hotel Miami Dadeland.

7535 N. Kendall Drive, Miami, FL 33156

305-665-6226

shopdadelandmall.com

Dolphin Mall Discover a vibrant outlet mall with over 240 designer stores offering stylish finds at unbeatable prices. Enjoy top entertainment like CineBistro, Dave & Buster’s and Bowlero Doral. Savor global flavors in the food court and at multiple restaurants, including The Cheesecake Factory, P.F. Chang’s and Texas de Brazil.

11401 NW 12th St., Miami, FL 33172

305-365-7446

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Miami International Merchandise Mart This wholesale trade center offers a wide range of merchandise, including fashion, home goods and electronics. It’s a hub for retailers and buyers seeking a wide range of products.

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Midway Crossings This spacious indoor shopping center offers great deals on clothing, accessories, home goods and more. Shoppers will find national favorites like Burlington, Marshalls, Ross Dress for Less, Five Below and Old Navy Outlet.

7795 W. Flagler St., Miami, FL 33144

305-261-1869

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OPEN-AIR SHOPPING & LIFESTYLE CENTERS The Abbey at Aventura This modern indoor-outdoor hotspot for dining, shopping and entertainment features lush landscaping, artistic fountains and top restaurants like The Amalfi Llama and North Italia.

19505 Biscayne Blvd., Aventura, FL 33180

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Bal Harbour Shops Set in a lush tropical garden, this luxurious shopping destination is a favorite among socialites, fashion lovers and celebrities. Discover designer boutiques like Chanel, Gucci, Prada and Saint Laurent, alongside anchors Neiman Marcus and Saks Fifth Avenue.

9700 Collins Ave., Bal Harbour, FL 33154

305-866-0311

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Bayside Marketplace Located in the heart of Downtown Miami, this waterfront destination offers 70+ shops and 30+ restaurants, live entertainment and stunning Biscayne Bay views. Explore local boutiques, enjoy dining at Hard Rock Cafe or Mojito Bar, ride the Skyviews observation wheel, or set sail on thrilling boat tours and sightseeing cruises.

401 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, FL 33132

305-577-3344

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Brickell City Centre This sleek, indoor-outdoor mixed-use development features 500,000 square feet of upscale shopping, dining and entertainment. Anchored by Saks Fifth Avenue, it features contemporary brands, top restaurants, lively bars and CMX – an elevated cinema experience perfect for a stylish day or night out.

701 S. Miami Ave., Miami, FL 33130

305-676-9480

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Cauley Square Historic Village Step back in time at this 10-acre historic village filled with charming antique shops, art galleries and tea rooms. Enjoy boutique shopping, wellness experiences and dining in a lush garden environment that’s perfect for leisurely strolls and discovering one-of-a-kind treasures.

305-258-3543

22400 Old Dixie Highway, Miami, FL 33170

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CityPlace Doral This open-air shopping center blends retail, dining and entertainment in a relaxed, European-inspired setting. Browse trendy boutiques and specialty stores, enjoy diverse dining options like Suviche and Novecento, and unwind with live music, bowling, comedy shows and a dazzling water fountain display.

8300 NW 36th St., Doral, FL 33166

786-693-1849

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CocoWalk Right in the heart of Coconut Grove, this urban village blends tropical charm with modern style. Explore a unique mix of independent boutiques, popular retailers, creative workspaces and inviting cafes. Surrounded by lush greenery, it’s the perfect spot to shop, dine and relax in a laid-back, artistic atmosphere.

3015 Grand Ave., Miami, FL 33133

305-444-0777

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Downtown Doral Spanning 250 acres, this dynamic, walkable town center blends culture, commerce and community. It features 70 shops and restaurants as well as colorful public art. The pedestrian-friendly design encourages visitors to explore its vibrant streets and discover local businesses.

8333 NW 53rd St., Doral, FL 33166

305-592-0681

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The Falls Set amid a stunning million-gallon waterscape and lush tropical foliage, this open-air shopping center offers a vibrant mix of retail, dining and entertainment. Browse stores like Express, Macy’s, Sephora and Victoria’s Secret, catch a movie at Regal Cinemas, and enjoy dining at P.F. Chang’s or Naked Taco.

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Featuring top brands like Free People, Sephora and lululemon, this vibrant destination offers shopping, dining and entertainment, including Lucky Strike bowling and the playful Museum of Ice Cream. Dining highlights include Earls Kitchen + Bar, Brasserie Laurel, and Maple & Ash. 652 NE 2nd Ave., Miami, FL 33132

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Shops at Merrick Park This upscale shopping center offers a mix of dining options and luxury retailers, including Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus, in a beautiful outdoor setting. Its Mediterranean-inspired architecture adds to the sophisticated shopping experience.

358 San Lorenzo Ave. Coral Gables, FL 33146

305-529-1215

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SHOPPING STREETS & DISTRICTS Lincoln Road Shopping District Designed by famed architect Morris Lapidus, this eight-block pedestrian-only promenade features over 200 boutiques, restaurants and cafes, along with art galleries and cultural venues. It’s a hub for both shopping and people-watching.

Miami Beach, FL 33139

305-600-0219

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Collins Avenue/Ocean Drive Shopping District This bustling stretch offers a blend of high-end boutiques and trendy shops.

Shoppers can find designer brands like Armani and Versace alongside popular retailers such as Zara and Free People. The area is also known for its nightlife and historic Art Deco architecture.

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Miami Design District A haven for design enthusiasts and luxury shoppers, the district blends luxury shopping, contemporary art and upscale dining. Home to designer boutiques like Chanel, Gucci, Rick Owens and Celine, it also features renowned galleries and acclaimed restaurants, making it a hub for fashion, art and culture.

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305-722-7100

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Miracle Mile & Downtown Coral Gables Downtown Coral Gables, including Miracle Mile, offers upscale shopping, art galleries, salons and global dining along lush, tree-lined streets.

Known for its boutiques, fine jewelry and personal service, the area also features a live theater.

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Miami’s hotel scene is a dazzling blend of glamour, history and innovation. From beachfront palaces to architectural landmarks, these iconic hotels offer unforgettable experiences that capture the essence of the destination.

HOTELS The Biltmore Hotel Miami - Coral Gables A National Historic Landmark, The Biltmore boasts the largest hotel pool in the United States, a championship golf course and a luxurious spa. Its Mediterranean-style architecture and storied past provide a timeless backdrop for guests seeking classic elegance.

1200 Anastasia Ave., Coral Gables, FL 33134

305-445-1926

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Carillon Miami Wellness Resort This North Beach sanctuary blends wellness with luxury, featuring a 70,000-square-foot spa, beachfront yoga and holistic treatments. Its serene atmosphere is perfect for those seeking rejuvenation.

6801 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33141

866-800-3858

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Eden Roc Miami Beach & Nobu Hotel Miami Beach Designed by Morris Lapidus in 1955, the Eden Roc offers retro-chic vibes with modern amenities. The Nobu Hotel, situated within the property, offers exceptional dining and luxurious accommodations, making it a premier destination for culinary enthusiasts.

4525 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33140

305-704-7605

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Faena Miami Beach Hotel The centerpiece of Mid Beach’s vibrant Faena District, this hotel dazzles with bold architecture and beachfront luxury. Guests can enjoy immersive art experiences and fine dining options. Faena is a feast for the senses, offering guests a cinematic, indulgent escape in Miami’s stylish Mid Beach neighborhood.

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Fontainebleau Miami Beach An architectural icon since 1954, the Fontainebleau Miami Beach features 1,500+ stylish rooms, a stunning poolscape, top-tier dining, pulsating nightlife at LIV, and the indulgent Lapis spa. It seamlessly blends historic glamour and modern luxury.

305-400-8420

4441 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33140

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Vagabond Hotel This 42-room boutique hotel, a nationally designated Historic Landmark, effortlessly combines 1950s-inspired design with modern luxury. Guests enjoy a pool in a lush courtyard, colorful rooms with Italian-made beds, spa-quality amenities and thoughtful perks – appealing to style seekers, foodies, art lovers and travelers craving comfort with character.

7301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, FL 33138

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The Villa Casa Casuarina Formerly owned by Gianni Versace, this Mediterranean Revival mansion has been transformed into a boutique hotel, offering opulent suites and a renowned restaurant that provides a glimpse into the history of luxury.

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Historical Miami Miami’s skyscrapers and nightlife paint a picture of a young, modern destination, but beneath the surface is a rich history tracing back millennia.

American Museum of the Cuban Diaspora This museum highlights the history, culture and contributions of the Cuban Diaspora to the arts and humanities, exploring its global impact today.

305-529-5400

1200 Coral Way, Miami, FL 33145

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The Barnacle Historic State Park Once home to pioneer and yacht designer Ralph Munroe, this park on Biscayne Bay in Coconut Grove features a preserved forest and winding trails. Munroe cleared only a single path on his property, leaving many trees intact. Tour the historic house and boathouse or explore the scenic grounds on a self-guided walk.

3485 Main Highway, Miami, FL 33133

305-442-6866

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Coral Castle Museum & Sculpture Garden For a blend of mystery, romance and archaeology, visit this sculpture garden built by one man – Edward Leedskalnin – out of 1,000+ tons of coral rock. He created it in secret between 1923 and 1951 as a monument to lost love after his fiancée left him just before their wedding. Nobody knows exactly how he did it.

28655 S. Dixie Highway Homestead, FL 33033

305-248-6345

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Coral Gables Museum This museum is housed in a historically designated coral stone building that was once the Old Police and Fire Station. It celebrates the civic arts of architecture, sustainable development and preservation.

285 Aragon Ave. Coral Gables, FL 33134

305-603-8067

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Curtiss Mansion This 1920s Pueblo Revival mansion, once home to aviation pioneer Glenn Curtiss, showcases the rich history of Miami Springs. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it offers guided tours of its elegant interiors and lush gardens, making it a must-see for history buffs and architecture enthusiasts.

500 Deer Run Miami Springs, FL 33166

305-869-5180

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Deering Estate Step back into 1920s Miami at the historic home of industrialist, art collector and conservationist Charles Deering. Now a museum and nature preserve, this 444-acre coastal park offers canoe tours, bird walks, moonlit kayaking and more. It’s listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

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HistoryMiami Museum This museum entertains and educates with more than 13,000 artifacts dating back to pre-Columbian times. The permanent exhibition, Tropical Dreams: A People’s History of South Florida, explores all facets of Miami’s history.

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101 W. Flagler St. Miami, FL 33130

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Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach The touching memorial, created by Kenneth Treister, unfolds across a sequence of outdoor spaces centered around a striking bronze sculpture of an outstretched hand marked with an Auschwitz tattoo, encircled by bronze figures of victims and the Memorial Wall.

1933-1945 Meridian Ave. Miami Beach, FL 33139

305-538-1663

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Jewish Museum of Florida-FIU This institution gathers, preserves and interprets 250+ years of Florida’s Jewish history. Its collection includes 100,000+ items. The museum is located in two restored historic buildings that originally served as Miami Beach’s first synagogue, established in 1929.

305-672-5044

301 Washington Ave. Miami Beach, FL 33139

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The Miami Circle This perfect limestone circle has amazed archaeologists since it was discovered in 1998. Believed to be 1,700 to 2,000 years old, it was likely built by the Tequesta tribe as a ceremonial or capital site. info.flheritage.com/miami-circle

401 Brickell Ave., Miami, FL 33131 (north of W Miami hotel)

Official Art Deco Exhibition Gallery Tourists and locals can learn about the three major historic design styles in Miami Beach: Mediterranean Revival, Art Deco and Miami Modern (MiMo).

1001 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach, FL 33139

305-672-2014

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Venetian Pool Once a rock quarry, this site was transformed into a swimming pool in 1924.

It contains 820,000 gallons of fresh water drawn from an underground aquifer.

It’s a serene oasis with coral rock formations and charming waterfalls.

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305-460-5306

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Vizcaya Museum & Gardens Step back in time to the Italian Renaissance at this Mediterranean Revival-style winter retreat built by industrialist James Deering in Coconut Grove in the 1920s. It’s a true architectural marvel constructed with magnificent Italianate limestone.

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305-250-9133

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Built in 1925 as the home of The Miami News – Miami’s first newspaper – this landmark later became the Cuban Refugee Center, earning it a new name: the Freedom Tower. It is now home to two permanent exhibitions curated by Miami Dade College – Libertad and Languages of Migration.

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Española Way Nestled along a palm-lined, pedestrian-only street adorned with twinkling string lights, this charming historic gem in the heart of South Beach was designed in 1925 to evoke the feeling of stepping into a historic Spanish village.

It’s the perfect setting for shopping, dining and relaxing.

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Miami Ironside This eclectic district is home to a mix of showrooms and studios specializing in architecture, interior design and visual arts. The lush, green setting is highlighted by rainbow eucalyptus trees and scenic outdoor pathways that connect public plazas, cozy cafes and boutique shops.

7610 NE 4th Court, Miami, FL 33138

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Sunset Harbour Tucked against Biscayne Bay on the west side of Miami Beach, this area offers stunning waterfront views, stylish shops and cozy restaurants. Just minutes from Lincoln Road, it has become a favorite destination for boutique shopping and dining in Miami Beach.

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The sprawling agricultural area about 45 minutes south of Downtown Miami is filled with under-the-radar spots waiting to be discovered.

The Berry Farm Experience a taste of the countryside at this third-generation, family-owned farm – perfect for a fun-filled day with the whole family. From unique milkshakes and sprawling sunflower fields to fresh strawberries, hayrides, mouthwatering barbecue, seasonal festivals and more, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

13720 SW 216th St., Miami, FL 33170 305-560-0531

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Patch of Heaven Sanctuary Even many locals haven’t heard of this spot. The forested retreat is dotted with a koi pond, Zen garden and a historic main house. It’s open to the public from Wednesday through Sunday and offers guided tours by appointment to educate visitors about nature, conservation efforts and calming forest bathing rituals.

21900 SW 157th Ave., Miami, FL 33170 786-719-9903

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Redland Market Village This family-owned-and-operated flea market spans more than 27 acres and features a vibrant farmers market, over 20 international food trucks, live entertainment and a fun, family-friendly atmosphere.

24420 S. Dixie Highway, Homestead, FL 33032

305-257-4335

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Robert Is Here Fruit Stand and Farm What do you get when you combine a farm with a fruit stand, picnic tables and a petting zoo? A must-stop destination for visitors heading to the Everglades.

It all began as Robert Moehling’s roadside fruit stand in 1959, when he was just 6 years old. It offers a varied selection of tropical fruits that can be blended into one of Robert’s famous milkshakes and smoothies.

19200 SW 344th St., Homestead, FL 33034

305-246-1592

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Tinez Farms This all-natural, pesticide-free farm is known for its seasonal produce, farmfresh eggs and organic beverages. What began in 2011 as a personal mission for founders Jessica and Ruben Martinez to grow healthy food for their family has grown into a beloved destination where visitors can enjoy a day outdoors.

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The following GMCVB partner hotels have obtained sustainability certification through Green Key Global, demonstrating their strong commitment to sustainable tourism.

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AC Hotel Miami Beach 2912 Collins Ave. Miami Beach, FL 33140 786-264-4720 marriott.com

Aloft Miami Doral 3265 NW 107th Ave. Miami, FL 33172 786-272-7200

Acqualina Resort & Residences on the Beach 17875 Collins Ave. Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 305-918-8000 acqualinaresort.com

The Altair Bay Harbor 9540 W. Bay Harbor Drive Bay Harbor Islands, FL 33154 786-535-1500 thealtairhotel.com

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Andaz Miami Beach 4041 Collins Ave. Miami Beach, FL 33140 305-929-8480 hyatt.com

Circa 39 Hotel 3900 Collins Ave. Miami Beach, FL 33140 305-538-4900 circa39.com

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Cadillac Hotel & Beach Club, Autograph Collection Hotels 3925 Collins Ave. Miami Beach, FL 33140 305-538-3373 cadillachotelmiamibeach.com

Element Miami Doral 3285 NW 107th Ave. Miami, FL 33172 786-272-7250 marriott.com

Hyatt Regency Coral Gables

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Mayfair House Hotel & Garden 3000 Florida Ave., Miami, FL 33133 305-441-0000 mayfairhousemiami.com

Novotel Miami Brickell

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The Palms Hotel & Spa 3025 Collins Ave. Miami Beach, FL 33140 305-534-0505

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SLS Lux Brickell 805 S. Miami Ave., Miami, FL 33130 800-652-5438 slshotels.com/lux-brickell

W South Beach 2201 Collins Ave. Miami Beach, FL 33139 305-938-3000 wsouthbeach.com

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The Ritz-Carlton Coconut Grove, Miami 3300 SW 27th Ave., Miami, FL 33133 305-644-4680

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Solé Miami 17315 Collins Ave. Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 786-374-2211 solemiami.com

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Neighborhoods Greater Miami & Miami Beach is a vibrant mosaic of captivating neighborhoods. Each is a unique destination unto itself, thanks to the cultures, landscapes and people that call these places home. There’s something new to experience each time you visit.

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Allapattah

The area surrounding MIA offers plenty of hotel options and Miami’s new soccer stadium.

Dive into an exciting art scene and diverse dining and nightlife options.

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Bal Harbour

Bay Harbor Islands

Enjoy best-in-class shopping, dining and even a hotel with its own waterpark.

The village is home to upscale shopping, luxury resorts and white-sand beaches.

A small, quaint community with great shopping and dining options nearby.

Biscayne Park

Brickell

Coconut Grove

This lush residential area is an officially recognized bird sanctuary.

Miami’s financial center is also known for its upscale restaurants and shops.

Miami’s oldest neighborhood is one of its most beautiful, with a laid-back vibe.

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Cutler Bay

Dadeland

The City Beautiful is a blend of historic charm, vibrant culture and scenic wonders.

This South Dade town is home to a world-class performing arts center.

With top-notch shopping and dining, there’s something for everyone here.

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El Portal

Visitors will find shopping and entertainment complexes as well as excellent golfing.

Its glittering skyscrapers are a hub of dining, arts, museums and entertainment.

This village is home to charming historic homes and a lovely nature trail.

Everglades Area

Fisher Island

Florida City

Spot subtropical plants, birds, alligators and other wildlife in this vast wilderness.

This exclusive private island is accessible only by ferry.

Adventure, history and nature make it a South Dade gem.

Golden Beach

Hialeah

Hialeah Gardens

Houses in this charming town have the beach as their backyard.

This hub of Cuban culture is known for its arts district, sprawling park and casino.

This Cuban enclave is home to seafood, Latin pastries and a botanical garden.

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Homestead

Indian Creek Village

Explore Miami’s Black history in this district with rich culture and soulful dining.

The gateway to two natural parks mixes farmland, natural beauty and NASCAR racing.

This gated community has homes facing the Intracoastal Waterway.

Kendall

Key Biscayne/ Virginia Key

Liberty City

Enjoy shopping, dining and attractions in a leisurely suburban environment.

An island oasis of beach parks, nature preserves and stunning views.

This historically Black community has a long and rich history.

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Little Bahamas

Little Haiti

Little Havana

Explore 150+ years of history and culture in vibrant West Coconut Grove.

Restaurants and markets offer authentic Haitian cuisine and artisanal goods.

Discover Cuban restaurants, street festivals and more along Calle Ocho.

Medley

Miami Beach

This industrial area is also home to indoor go-karting and a number of food trucks.

Endless experiences await around every corner of this global oceanfront destination.

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Miami Beach: North Beach

Miami Beach: South Beach

Miami Design District

A serene neighborhood with Miami Modern architecture and outstanding restaurants.

An eclectic mix of dining, shopping and culture set amid iconic Art Deco buildings.

A sophisticated destination for fashion, art, architecture and fine dining.

Miami Gardens

Miami Lakes

Miami Shores

There’s something for everyone, from top sporting events to Caribbean food spots.

Charming Main Street is the heart of this quaint neighborhood.

A historic neighborhood with a variety of architectural styles along tree-lined streets.

Miami Springs

North Bay Village

North Miami

Historic and charming small-town flavor in the heart of it all.

Comprised of three islands in Biscayne Bay, offering endless waterfront views.

It’s known for contemporary art, beautiful parks and Caribbean restaurants.

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Opa-locka

Palmetto Bay

There’s much to explore here, from a medieval monastery to a massive state park.

Home to the largest collection of Moorish Revival architecture in the Western Hemisphere.

This South Dade village has abundant green spaces and a stunning historic estate.

Perrine, Goulds, Richmond Heights

Pinecrest

South Dade

A historic botanical oasis is at the heart of this suburban village.

Find adventure in this area of farms and historic sites linking Biscayne Bay and the Everglades.

South Miami

Sunny Isles Beach

Surfside

A leafy residential neighborhood with a downtown area filled with restaurants and shops.

It’s known for luxury hotels, lush parks and a 600-foot fishing pier.

Visitors can enjoy the oceanfront bike and walking path in Miami’s uptown beach town.

Sweetwater

Upper East Side

Virginia Gardens

Outlet shopping and the campus of Florida International University are the heart of this city.

Historic shopping districts and Miami Modern architectural gems define this area.

This small community is tucked between Miami International Airport and Miami Springs.

West Miami

Westchester

Wynwood

This friendly enclave is in the heart of Greater Miami & Miami Beach.

Find a range of eateries, a sprawling county park and more.

Take in vibrant street murals, visit the iconic Wynwood Walls and eat at top restaurants.

These South Dade neighborhoods hold a fascinating place in Miami’s history.

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Cruising Cruising from Miami From Miami CRUISE CAPITAL OF THE WORLD® Modern-day cruising began at PortMiami, and Miami continues to build upon its reputation as the Cruise Capital of the World® – boasting modern cruise terminals anchored by marquee brands.

PortMiami welcomes more than 8 million cruise vacationers each year – no other port in the world matches this traffic.

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Miami Beach is a dynamic fusion of culture, art, historic architecture, entertainment and unforgettable experiences, making it one of the world’s premier destinations for meetings, conventions and special events.

MEET IN THE CENTER OF IT ALL Located in the heart of South Beach, just 12 miles from Miami International Airport, the Miami Beach Convention Center (MBCC) is surrounded by world-class hotels, fine dining and stunning beaches. Anchoring the City Center Campus, it’s steps from cultural venues, green spaces, shops and the Miami Beach Golf Club. Following a $640 million renovation, the MBCC features 500,000 square feet of exhibit space, a 60,000-squarefoot ballroom, 84 breakout rooms, and the Rum Room & Venu restaurant and private meeting space in the historic Miami Beach Clubhouse buildings on the MBCC campus.

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PRIDE PARK Meeting attendees can take a break and unwind at this six-acre green space located across from the MBCC. Named to honor the LGBTQ community and celebrate civic pride, Pride Park offers shaded walkways, a veterans memorial, striking public art and an inviting central lawn for relaxation.

GRAND HYATT MIAMI BEACH A new headquarter hotel connected to the MBCC is scheduled to open in late 2027, completing the Convention Center district.

Ideally located at 17th Street and Convention Center Drive, the hotel will sit steps from the New World Center and The Bass contemporary art museum. Just a short walk from the sands of Miami Beach and the bustling restaurants and boutiques of Lincoln Road, it will offer exceptional convenience and appeal for meeting and event attendees.

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Sightseeing & Tours Get to know Greater Miami & Miami Beach from experts when you embark on a tour or excursion led by a knowledgeable guide.

ON LAND Big Bus Tours Miami Guests can see the best of Miami from the comfort of the open-top buses and hop on and off wherever they’d like to explore more.

800-336-8233

bigbustours.com/miami

Bike and Roll Miami Experienced guides lead fun, informative and entertaining adventures to top sites on Segway, bike or by foot.

305-604-0001

bikeandroll.com/miami

Bobby’s Bike Hike Miami This tour operator delivers biking, walking, cultural and food tour experiences.

305-703-3262

bobbysbikehike.com/miami

Flamingo Bus Miami Tours This two-hour, open-air trolley tour takes guests through the best of Miami in comfort and style.

305-684-9700

flamingobusmiami.com

Miami Culinary Tours This company offers the South Beach Food Tour, the Little Havana Food Tour and the Wynwood Art District Food Tour.

303-578-6877

miamiculinarytours.com

Tours ‘R’ U.S. Miami Learn about Greater Miami & Miami Beach’s hidden gems and history.

Guests will see it all and fall in love.

305-282-3792

Wynwood Buggies Guided rides take guests through the streets in a buggy, allowing them to see the street art that made Wynwood famous.

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AT SEA Island Queen Cruises and Tours This bilingual narrated sightseeing cruise showcases spectacular sites, including the Downtown Miami skyline, PortMiami, Fisher Island, Miami Beach and Millionaire’s Row. 305-379-5119

islandqueencruises.com

Miami Bayfront Cruises Guests are invited to enjoy everything from captivating evening cruises to fascinating sunset voyages.

786-600-2775

miamibayfrontcruises.com

Ocean Force Adventures Hop aboard a 30-foot-long, six-passenger Zodiac Rigid Inflatable Boat to see Miami’s hidden gems from the water.

305-372-3388

oceanforceadventures.com

Thriller Miami Speedboat Adventures For a high-octane adventure, step aboard a 55-foot power catamaran or jetboat and cruise past dozens of sites.

305-371-3278

thrillermiami.com

BY AIR Sky Tours Miami Discover Miami’s best views from a whole new perspective on a private airplane tour.

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MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (MIA) 2100 NW 42nd Ave., Miami, FL 33142 305-876-7000 miami-airport.com

More international passengers fly into MIA than any other U.S. airport.

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There are several economic methods of public transportation available throughout Greater Miami & Miami Beach. Metrorail is a 25-mile elevated rail system that serves Downtown Miami and extends west to Miami International Airport and Hialeah and south to Kendall, with stops approximately every mile.

Metromover features individual motorized cars that run atop a 4.4-mile elevated track looping around Downtown Miami and to the Brickell and Omni business districts. It is free to ride.

Metrobus offers dozens of routes on its Better Bus Network.

Visit miamidade.gov/transportation and download the GO Miami-Dade Transit Tracker app or call 305-891-3131 to learn more about public transportation.

Metrorail’s Orange Line service provides millions of residents and visitors a reliable and seamless Metrorail connection to and from Miami International Airport’s MIA Mover, which takes riders directly into the airport. Visit miamidade.gov/transportation or call 305-891-3131 for more information.

Tri-Rail is a commuter rail system with 18 stations throughout Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties, including service to Miami International Airport and a connection to the Brightline train station in Downtown Miami. For more information, visit tri-rail.com or call 800-874-7245.

BRIGHTLINE Brightline offers express train service between Downtown Miami, Aventura, Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, West Palm Beach and Orlando. It also offers fixed-route shuttles and Hard Rock Stadium Connect shuttle service between the Aventura station and Hard Rock Stadium before and after select events. Visit gobrightline.com for details.

TROLLEY SYSTEMS Free trolleys operate in Coconut Grove, Coral Gables, Homestead, Doral, Wynwood, the City of Miami and Miami Beach. A free trolley also shuttles visitors back and forth from downtown Homestead to Everglades and Biscayne national parks every weekend in winter and early spring.

FREEBEE SHUTTLES Freebee offers free rides on a fleet of electric vehicles in various neighborhoods throughout Greater Miami & Miami Beach. Visit ridefreebee.com and download the app.

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MIA RENTAL CAR CENTER Miami International Airport (MIA) passengers and Miami rental car customers have a convenient, one-stop shop for all their rental car needs. The MIA Rental Car Center, just east of MIA, consolidates the operations of rental car companies currently serving the area surrounding the airport. For more information, visit miami-airport.com/car-rentals.asp.

TOLL ROADS Florida’s Turnpike and portions of some highways in Miami are toll roads. Tolls are automated and there is no need to stop at a toll booth. If you are renting a car, ask your car rental agency about options for paying tolls. Some rental cars are equipped with a SunPass, PlatePass® or Pass24® to pay tolls electronically. If your car does not have one of these devices, you can use Toll-By-Plate. Just drive through and the tolls will be added to your bill. An administrative fee will be added.

STAY SAFE ON MIAMI’S ROADS WITH 511 Visitors can use the Florida Department of Transportation’s (FDOT) 511 Traveler Information System to access information about crashes, congestion, construction and more.

Call 511 or visit FL511.com for 24/7 live traffic information.

TAXIS

Visit miami-airport.com/taxicabs-shuttles.asp for information about taxi rates.

SELF-DRIVING CARS The Waymo self-driving car service uses artificial intelligence to navigate. This futuristic ride is expected to arrive in Miami in 2026. Visit waymo.com for updates. Zoox has developed a robotaxi that makes transportation safer and more environmentally friendly. It is gearing up to operate in Miami soon. Visit zoox.com to learn more.

CITI BIKE MIAMI POWERED BY DECOBIKE This bike sharing and rental program provides access to nearly 2,000 Citi Bikes at 160+ convenient locations. Service is available 24 hours a day. Visit citibikemiami.com or download the Citi Bike Miami app to find available bikes and stations.

AREA & POPULATION Greater Miami & Miami Beach is spread over 2,431 square miles (6,296 square kilometers) of land and water at the southeastern tip of the Florida peninsula. The Intracoastal Waterway separates the Miami mainland and Miami Beach, located on the Atlantic Ocean. More than 2.7 million people reside here.

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Dial 911 to get help quickly in an emergency situation.

Dial 311 for Miami-Dade County information.

Dial *347 for roadside assistance.

GRATUITES Customarily, gratuities of 18-20% are paid to hospitality industry personnel who render personal services. You may find a restaurant has already added the gratuity to the bill.

TAXES Sales tax in Miami-Dade County is 7%. Hotel taxes (including sales tax) range from 11-14%, depending on the location of the property.

DRIVING & TRAFFIC REGULATIONS Texting while driving is prohibited. U.S. law stipulates driving on the right side of the road and passing on the left. Right turns after a full stop are permitted at red lights unless otherwise indicated. Everyone riding in an automobile is required to wear a seat belt. Children under five must be fastened securely in government-approved car seats.

Division of Driver Licenses: 305-229-6333 The state of Florida recognizes valid U.S. driver licenses, international driver licenses and valid licenses issued in other countries.

PARKING Parking in Greater Miami & Miami Beach is simple and affordable.

Hourly parking options in the City of Miami, the City of Miami Beach, Bal Harbour, Bay Harbor Islands, Coral Gables, North Bay Village, Sunny Isles Beach and Surfside, as well as Miami-Dade County Parks, Dadeland and Florida International University, can be found and paid for using the PayByPhone app (paybyphone.com).

In addition to the PayByPhone app, parking in City of Miami and City of Miami Beach garages and parking lots can be reserved and paid for using the ParkMobile app (parkmobile.io).

For day-to-day needs, you can pay for on-street parking or reserve a space in a garage ahead of time. For concerts or sporting events, you can easily book your spot before heading out.

Special event, overnight, long-term and cruise parking can be reserved and paid for on the Miami Parking Authority website: miamiparking.com/vacation-parking There are also a variety of privately operated garages and parking lots in the area with varying rates and options.

LIQUOR LAWS & SMOKING The legal drinking age is 21. Smoking and vaping are prohibited inside restaurants. Cigarette smoking and other tobacco products are banned at all Miami Beach municipal parks and beaches.

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Ongoing efforts throughout Greater Miami & Miami Beach aim to make every visit here not only accessible but also comfortable, inclusive and enjoyable for all travelers.

A CERTIFIED ACCESSIBLE DESTINATION The GMCVB is proud to partner with Wheel the World, underscoring the destination’s commitment to inclusivity and accessibility for all visitors.

EMBRACING NEURODIVERSITY The GMCVB is a Certified Autism Center™ (CAC), a designation granted by the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES).

The designation certifies that the organization has completed autism training to better understand, welcome and provide accessibility to autistic and sensory-sensitive visitors and their families.

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ACCESSIBILITY AT MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Miami International Airport (MIA) ensures accessible, inclusive travel through its myMIAccess program. Passengers with disabilities benefit from accessible transit, wheelchair and mobility services, and hearing and vision support via Aira. MIA offers sensory rooms, service animal areas, nursing suites and dietary accommodations. The MIAair program allows travelers with disabilities to rehearse their airport experience for smoother, more confident journeys.

MIA also participates in the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Lanyard program, supporting travelers with disabilities that aren’t readily apparent. Wearing a sunflower lanyard discreetly signals to airport staff that the passenger may need 03 extra time or assistance. Visit miami-airport.com/mymiaccess.asp to learn more.

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BEACH ACCESS Miami’s stunning beaches are the destination’s crown jewels, and each community ensures that locals and visitors of all abilities can enjoy them.

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BEACH WHEELCHAIR RENTALS Special Needs Group This company offers travel services for people with disabilities. It rents Joy on the Beach wheelchairs that roll easily over sand and into the water. They can be delivered to hotels, resorts or private residences.

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MIAMI BEACH ACCESSIBILITY Beach Wheelchair Pickup Spots Two manual beach wheelchairs are available free of charge on a first-come basis at South Pointe Park (1 Washington Ave.) and the Ocean Rescue Headquarters (1001 Ocean Drive). Call 305-673-7714 to inquire about availability.

The Beachwalk The Beachwalk – a wide, hard-surface path running the length of the City of Miami Beach – offers beach access points connecting to the ocean side of the dunes and nearby disabled parking. These entryways feature boardwalks or mats that provide wheelchair users with easier access to the beach: • South Pointe Park Drive (bathrooms)

• 15th Street

• South Pointe Drive south

• Lincoln Road

• South Pointe Drive north

• 17th Street

• 3rd Street

• 21st Street (bathrooms)

• 4th Street

• 27th Street (wooden crossover)

• 4.75 Street (between 4th and 5th)

• 64th Street (bathrooms)

• 6th Street

• 69th Street

• 8th Street

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• 10th Street

• 74th Street

• 12th Street

• 75th Street (bathrooms)

• 14th Street (bathrooms)

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North Beach Oceanside Park This 28-acre park, running from 79th to 87th streets, features wheelchairaccessible paths linking its bathrooms, shelters, trails and picnic areas to the Beachwalk.

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OTHER BEACH COMMUNITIES Surfside

Sunny Isles Beach

Surfside offers beach wheelchair access at 88th and 96th streets.

One wheelchair is available at 93rd Street for residents and hotel guests; call the Parks and Recreation Department at 305-866-3635 to inquire about reserving it.

The town provides accessible entry points, parking, restrooms, and a Mobi-mat at Samson Oceanfront Park. Beach wheelchairs are available at lifeguard towers.

Haulover Park

Key Biscayne

This beach park has mat pathways and offers beach wheelchairs at the lifeguard headquarters (14379 Collins Ave.). Call 305-947-3525 to inquire about availability. Note that the northern end of the beach is clothing-optional.

Crandon Park Beach has two accessible mats and manual wheelchairs at lifeguard stations. Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park features a Mobi-mat (at Access No. 6), accessible facilities, and four wheelchairs available at the bicycle rental office.

Coral Gables At Matheson Hammock Park, a beach wheelchair is available from lifeguards when on duty.

ACCESSIBLE ACTIVITIES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Sabrina’s Playground at Allison Park This inclusive playground welcomes children of all abilities, featuring 13 multi-use play structures, seven fitness stations, and an ADA-accessible dune crossing for easy beach access. Designed for residents and visitors with disabilities, it ensures everyone can play, explore and enjoy the beach together. sabrinacohenfoundation.org/ what-we-do/sabrinas-playground

6500 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33141

Salvadore Park The playground at this inclusive park features an accessible swing designed for children who use wheelchairs. It has a ramp for easy entry, a secure locking system to hold the wheelchair in place, and a seatbelt for added safety.

1120 Andalusia Ave., Coral Gables, FL 33134

305-460-5333

Shake-A-Leg Miami This organization offers sailing and watersports on Biscayne Bay in Coconut Grove for children and adults with physical, developmental and economic challenges, as well as their families.

2620 S. Bayshore Drive, Miami, FL 33133

305-858-5550

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Visitor Resources The Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau thanks the following organizations for their continued corporate-level partnership.

Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County • arshtcenter.org American Airlines • aa.com Azamara Cruises • azamara.com Bank of America • bankofamerica.com Baptist Health South Florida • baptisthealth.net Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices EWM Realty • ewm.com Blacklane North America, Inc. • blacklane.com Brickell City Centre • brickellcitycentre.com Carnival Cruise Line • carnival.com Celebrity Cruises • celebritycruises.com The Dana Agency • thedanaagency.com Estiatorio Milos • estiatoriomilos.com Expedia Group • expediagroup.com Faena District • faena.com First Horizon Bank • firsthorizon.com Florida Power & Light Co. • fpl.com Greater Miami & the Beaches Hotel Association • gmbha.com Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce • miamichamber.com Greenberg Traurig PA • gtlaw.com Grove Bay Hospitality Group • grovebaygroup.com Hard Rock Stadium • hardrockstadium.com Homestead-Miami Speedway • homesteadmiamispeedway.com Inter Miami CF • intermiamicf.com 162

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Major Food Group • majorfood.com Miami Design District • miamidesigndistrict.net Miami Herald Media Co. / El Nuevo Herald • miamiherald.com Miami International Airport • miami-airport.com Miami Marlins • mlb.com/marlins Miami New Times • miaminewtimes.com The Miami-Dade Beacon Council • beaconcouncil.com Miami’s Community Newspapers • communitynewspapers.com Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida • miccosukee.com MSC Cruises • msccruisesusa.com Norwegian Cruise Line • ncl.com Oceania Cruises, Inc. • oceaniacruises.com Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science • frostscience.org PortMiami • miamidade.gov/portmiami RBB Communications • rbbcommunications.com Regent Seven Seas Cruises • rssc.com Royal Caribbean Group • royalcaribbean.com SP+ A Metropolis Company • spplus.com Suviche Hospitality Group • suviche.com Taco Bell Cantina, Miami Beach • livingmas.com/cantina Vida & Estilo Hospitality Group • vehospitality.com VML • vmlyr.com Waymo • waymo.com Zoox • zoox.com 163

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1101 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, FL 33132 | 305-434-9600 | frostscience.org

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Must-See Attractions 01. Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County 1300 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, FL 33132 305-949-6722 arshtcenter.org 02. Ancient Spanish Monastery

16711 W. Dixie Highway, North Miami Beach, FL 33160 305-945-1461 spanishmonastery.com

03. Art Deco District • Miami Design Preservation League 1001 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach, FL 33139 305-672-2014 mdpl.org

04. Bayfront Park, Bayside Marketplace and Maurice A. Ferré Park

301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, FL 33132 305-358-7550 bayfrontparkmiami.com

05. Biscayne National Park

9700 SW 328th St., Homestead, FL 33033 786-335-3620 nps.gov/bisc

06. Calle Ocho

Southwest 8th Street in Little Havana, west of Downtown Miami/Brickell, Miami, FL 33135

07. Deering Estate

16701 SW 72nd Ave., Miami, FL 33157 305-235-1668 deeringestate.org

08. Everglades National Park

40001 State Road 9336, Homestead, FL 33034 305-242-7700 nps.gov/ever

09. Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden

10901 Old Cutler Road, Coral Gables, FL 33156 305-667-1651 fairchildgarden.org

10. Lincoln Road

Collins Avenue to Bay Road, between 16th and 17th streets Miami Beach, FL 33139 305-600-0219 lincolnroad.com

11. Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM)

1103 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, FL 33132 305-375-3000 pamm.org

12. Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science 1101 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, FL 33132 305-434-9600 frostscience.org

13. South Pointe Park

1 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33139 305-673-7730 miamibeachfl.gov/south-pointe-park

14. Vizcaya Museum & Gardens

3251 S. Miami Ave., Miami, FL 33129 305-250-9133 vizcaya.org

15. Wynwood Walls

2516 NW 2nd Ave., Miami, FL 33127 305-576-3334 thewynwoodwalls.com

16. Zoo Miami

12400 SW 152nd St., Miami, FL 33177 305-251-0400 zoomiami.org

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Visitor Centers Art Deco Welcome Center/ Miami Design Preservation League 1001 Ocean Drive Miami Beach, FL 33139 305-672-2014 mdpl.org Coral Gables Visitor Center Coral Gables Museum 285 Aragon Ave. Coral Gables, FL 33134 305-603-8067 coralgables.com Coral Gables Welcome Center Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce 201 Alhambra Circle, Suite 100 Coral Gables, FL 33134 305-446-1657 coralgableschamber.org/ welcome-to-coral-gables

Little Havana Visitor Center 1442 SW 8th St. Miami, FL 33135 305-643-5500 Miami Beach Visitor Center (Miami Beach Chamber of Commerce) 100 16th St., Suite 6 Miami Beach, FL 33139 305-672-1270 miamibeachvisitorcenter.com Miami International Airport Tourist Information Counter Central Terminal E, Level 2 2100 NW 42nd Ave. Miami, FL 33126 305-876-7000 miami-airport.com

Dade Heritage Trust Tourism Information Center and Gallery 190 SE 12th Terrace Miami, FL 33131 305-358-9572 dadeheritagetrust.org

Miami Springs Welcome Center Miami Springs City Hall 201 Westward Drive Miami Springs, FL 33166 305-805-5000 miamisprings-fl.gov

Fruit & Spice Park Visitor Information Center 24801 SW 187th Ave. Homestead, FL 33031 305-247-5727 miamidade.gov/fruitandspicepark

Simpson Park Visitor Center 55 SW 17th Road Miami, FL 33129 305-416-1317 miami.gov/parks

Historic Overtown Visitor Center The Historic Lyric Theater Welcome Center Complex 819 NW 2nd Ave. Miami, FL 33136 786-708-4610 bahlt.org Key Biscayne Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center 88 W. McIntyre St., Suite 100 Key Biscayne, FL 33149 305-361-5207 keybiscaynechamber.org LGBT Visitor Center 1130 Washington Ave., 1st Floor North Miami Beach, FL 33139 305-397-8914 gaybizmiami.com Little Haiti Visitor Center Little Haiti Cultural Center 212 NE 59th Terrace Miami, FL 33137 305-960-2969 miami.gov/lhcc

South Dade Chamber of Commerce 257 N. Krome Ave. Homestead, FL 33030 305-247-2332 southdadechamber.org South Dade Welcome Center UF/IFAS Miami-Dade County Extension 10710 SW 211th St. Cutler Bay, FL 33189 305-378-6677 Sunny Isles Beach Visitor Center 18070 Collins Ave. Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 305-792-1952 sunnyislesbeachmiami.com Wynwood Visitor Information Center 2516 NW 2nd Ave. Miami, FL 33127 305-576-3334 thewynwoodwalls.com

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