Your Official Miami and Miami Beach Guide

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Miami Arts, Culture & Heritage Months Find amazing arts & culture offers throughout Dec and Jan. Miami - A Destination Like No Other From its beautiful beaches to its unique multicultural neighborhoods and lively arts and nightlife scenes, Greater Miami offers a variety of experiences for everyone. Found In Miami Explore new cultures, flavors, sights and sounds. Start your discovery. Now. Five-star hotels, critically acclaimed restaurants, irresistible shopping, extravagant clubs, a world-class art scene, a universe of entertainment options and of course, the miles of sparkling shoreline — that’s Miami Beach's beautiful Mid-Beach neighborhood. A hot spot day or night, South Beach in the city of Miami Beach,offers an eclectic mix of world-class restaurants, stores, boutiques and galleries, amidst iconic art deco buildings. The nightlife is unbeatable and the world-renowned beach is a must for any Miami visitor. South Beach is THE place to see and be seen! North Beach in the City of Miami Beach, is quieter than beaches to the south, but just as beautiful. A boardwalk provides a path that is popular with runners, bikers and dog-walkers. This, combined with historic hotels, unique Miami Modern (MiMo) architecture, and some interesting bars and restaurants make North Beach a special place to explore. Miami’s Downtown and Brickell Area define the progressive American city, with a multifaceted arts scene, global dining, multicultural ambiance and world-class hotels. It is an international financial center, balancing work and play perfectly. Often considered one of the hidden gems of Miami, Allapattah is one of the city’s most colorful and culturally diverse communities. Aventura has become one of Greater Miami’s most desirable neighborhoods. Its striking residential towers rise over flowing waterways, lush parks and golf courses. World-class shopping and dining, along with year-round thoroughbred horse racing and the action of two casinos, make it a visitor’s paradise Fashionably fun and casually elegant, Bal Harbour is a quiet and exclusive beachside oasis at the northern tip of Miami Beach. It is a pedestrian-friendly community of beautiful homes, world-class resorts and upscale shops. A little Bohemian, a little Bahamian, “The Grove” is a bayfront village where people can stroll quaint, tree-lined streets and savor a waterfront ambience. Village West has a rich Bahamian culture and history that began more than a century ago and is still alive today. With its impressive arches, expansive plazas, boulevards and architecture recalling Old Spain, Coral Gables is a slice of the Mediterranean. It’s the ideal setting for those who appreciate a good vibe with good taste. Anchored by one of the world’s great Golf resorts, Doral offers plenty of cosmopolitan pleasures. It has become a mecca for jet-setters, designers, artists, architects, boutique retail stores, galleries and restaurants. Cultural activities and adventurous dining abound. The Everglades is Miami’s subtropical wilderness. Made up of 1.5 million acres of marshes, mangroves and wetlands, it is home to tropical plants, birds, alligators and endangered, exotic wildlife. Hiking, biking, bird-watching, canoeing, and an airboat ride, are some of the activities available at this untouched oasis located in the southernmost point of Miami. Hialeah’s culture is driven by its international roots. Out of this cultural city, a network of artists, art enthusiasts and musicians have risen to create the burgeoning Leah Arts District. Dine on inexpensive latin cuisine and try your luck at a race track known as much for its flamingos as for its rich horse-racing history. Once known as the “Broadway of the South”, Overtown was a mecca for popular nightclubs and legendary performers such as Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, Count Basie and Josephine Baker. Specialty stores, boutiques and soul food restaurants reflect the area’s rich culture with Southern and island influences. Over a causeway at the southern end of Downtown Miami lies the island paradise of Key Biscayne — a haven of lush parks, brilliant blue waters and golden sands, where windsurfers stream across the waves and wading birds forage among the mangroves lining the shore. The bustling, Creole-speaking community of Little Haiti echoes its Caribbean homeland through distinctive architecture, traditional churches, and authentic foods, spices and music. The streets are lined with family-owned businesses, hip furniture emporiums, music stores, book shops and clothing boutiques. This slice of the “motherland” created by Cuban exiles in the 1960s, hums with perpetual activity, especially along Calle Ocho (SW Eighth Street) — the center of Cuban life and culture in Little Havana. This vibrant street is known for its Cuban restaurants, popular ventanitas, Cuban bakeries and colorful street festivals. In the Miami Design District, the art and design scene is matched only by inventive dining, creative entertainment and expertly curated retailers. This area is a local nexus of art galleries, showrooms, creative services and architectural firms, fashion stores, antiques dealers, cafés and bars. There is More to Explore in South Dade is where Miami unfurls into sprawling farmland with wildlife and exotic fruit stands. It is also the home of two unique, natural ecosystems — Everglades National Park and Biscayne National Park. A state-of-the-art cultural arts center and a professional racetrack also contribute to the area’s appeal. Although luxury hotel towers with exceptional dining options overlook its golden shoreline, the atmosphere of this seaside enclave is definitely laid-back. Sunny Isles Beach is set on the northern end of Miami Beach, and is home to lush parks and a 600-foot fishing pier that delights anglers and sightseers. This beachfront haven just north of Miami Beach, attracts an eclectic mix of international visitors. With a walkable downtown district, mile-long stretch of pristine beach and a serene beachside bike and walking path, Surfside is a unique destination among Greater Miami’s oceanfront neighborhoods. From a neglected manufacturing district, Wynwood has transformed into one of the world’s hippest neighborhoods and the latest requisite stop while visiting Miami. Old warehouse walls have become giant canvases for street and graffiti artists from the U.S., Latin America, Europe and Japan. Adjacent to Miami International Airport, Miami Springs offers a glimpse into Miami’s peaceful side with a wonderful small-town flavor. Historical and charming, many of the homes and buildings were built, and still exist, in the “Pueblo Revival” style of architecture. Miami Vacation Planning Guides Receive information on Greater Miami and Miami Beach hotels, restaurants, shopping, things to do, arts & culture and more. By signing up for our newsletter, you agree to receive promotional materials from the Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau and/or our partners and affiliates. View our current Privacy Policy.

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