Guidebook for Miami
Entertainment & Activities
visitors of Bayside Marketplace can experience the real Miami - home to impeccable international cuisine, fine shops and exotic music in a beautiful, waterfront setting. This two-level, open-air festival center features more than 150 shops including unique and national retailers such as Guess, GAP, Victoria's Secret and Brookstone, as well as 12 delicious restaurants, such as Bubba Gump Shrimp Co., Hard Rock Café and an international food court. In addition to the numerous shopping and dining options, visitors can also enjoy lively performances from Miami's best local musicians or hop on a refreshing Bay cruise, from tours of the celebrity homes on Star Island to gambling cruises. Xpress Water taxi service from Bayside to Miami Beach Marina, Key Biscayne, Fontainebleau hotel, Eden rock Hotel and Coconut Grove is also available.
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Bayside Marketplace
401 Biscayne Blvdvisitors of Bayside Marketplace can experience the real Miami - home to impeccable international cuisine, fine shops and exotic music in a beautiful, waterfront setting. This two-level, open-air festival center features more than 150 shops including unique and national retailers such as Guess, GAP, Victoria's Secret and Brookstone, as well as 12 delicious restaurants, such as Bubba Gump Shrimp Co., Hard Rock Café and an international food court. In addition to the numerous shopping and dining options, visitors can also enjoy lively performances from Miami's best local musicians or hop on a refreshing Bay cruise, from tours of the celebrity homes on Star Island to gambling cruises. Xpress Water taxi service from Bayside to Miami Beach Marina, Key Biscayne, Fontainebleau hotel, Eden rock Hotel and Coconut Grove is also available.
American Airlines Arena
601 Biscayne BlvdConcerts and NBA games
Sightseeing
Coconut Grove remains a charming, bayside village within the urban dynamic of Miami. The Grove, as it's commonly called, is the oldest continuously inhabited neighborhood of Miami.
The pedestrian friendly village center in Coconut Grove is filled with sidewalk cafes, galleries and boutiques. The small bohemian village feel is countered by recognizable chain restaurants, but small local cafes, college bars and independent boutiques still line the streets. Pull up a chair outside, watch the assortment of shoppers, bar-hoppers, students and tourists stroll the streets and enjoy the laid-back ambience.
Coconut Grove's relaxed atmosphere extends into the many open-air bay front parks in the area, including Peacock Park, Kennedy Park, The Barnacle Historic State Park and more. Coconut Grove is also home to many popular annual events.
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Coconut Grove
Coconut Grove remains a charming, bayside village within the urban dynamic of Miami. The Grove, as it's commonly called, is the oldest continuously inhabited neighborhood of Miami.
The pedestrian friendly village center in Coconut Grove is filled with sidewalk cafes, galleries and boutiques. The small bohemian village feel is countered by recognizable chain restaurants, but small local cafes, college bars and independent boutiques still line the streets. Pull up a chair outside, watch the assortment of shoppers, bar-hoppers, students and tourists stroll the streets and enjoy the laid-back ambience.
Coconut Grove's relaxed atmosphere extends into the many open-air bay front parks in the area, including Peacock Park, Kennedy Park, The Barnacle Historic State Park and more. Coconut Grove is also home to many popular annual events.
Tree-lined boulevards, fountains, and winding roadways give Coral Gables, Florida its identity as "The City Beautiful." Coral Gables' giant swooping banyan trees and wide-open streets make it one of the most desirable and old-fashioned neighborhoods in the area. In fact, Coral Gables didn't evolve organically like much of Miami; George Edgar Merrick planned it in the 1920s.
Shoppers flock to fine boutiques and specialty stores along Coral Gables' Miracle Mile to find the hottest new styles and the best in traditional artisanal products at specialty stores like leather goods and bridal shops. Brides from around the world saunter up and down the downtown Coral Gables area searching for their perfect gown, waiting to be found in one of the many boutiques. Stylish shoppers are known fans of Merrick Park, the local luxury mall.
Coral Gables restaurants appear on the culinary map for a variety of cuisines. Their elegant ambience and exacting service are taken for granted in Coral Gables, Florida - a city dedicated to fine living. Stop by Coral Gables on a Friday night and you'll stumble into one of the city's most popular happy hour spots.
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Coral Gables
Tree-lined boulevards, fountains, and winding roadways give Coral Gables, Florida its identity as "The City Beautiful." Coral Gables' giant swooping banyan trees and wide-open streets make it one of the most desirable and old-fashioned neighborhoods in the area. In fact, Coral Gables didn't evolve organically like much of Miami; George Edgar Merrick planned it in the 1920s.
Shoppers flock to fine boutiques and specialty stores along Coral Gables' Miracle Mile to find the hottest new styles and the best in traditional artisanal products at specialty stores like leather goods and bridal shops. Brides from around the world saunter up and down the downtown Coral Gables area searching for their perfect gown, waiting to be found in one of the many boutiques. Stylish shoppers are known fans of Merrick Park, the local luxury mall.
Coral Gables restaurants appear on the culinary map for a variety of cuisines. Their elegant ambience and exacting service are taken for granted in Coral Gables, Florida - a city dedicated to fine living. Stop by Coral Gables on a Friday night and you'll stumble into one of the city's most popular happy hour spots.
Las Olas is at the forefront of everything from fashion boutiques and art galleries, to memorable restaurants, sidewalk cafes and bars….set the stage each evening for South Florida’s most architecturally unique, authentic, and eclectic shopping and dining district. Stroll the boulevard, duck in and out of our cool breezeways, and be delighted by what you discover. Las Olas Boulevard stretches from the beach at A1A, immaculately lined with palm trees and beautiful people, rising over the fabulous Intracoastal Waterway with magnificent views of million dollar homes and spectacular yachts. Las Olas Boulevard turns electric in the evenings with its sizzling night life, live entertainment, and fabulous “see and be seen” gatherings. The main stretch of shopping and dining is about 10 blocks making Las Olas a great stroll for day or night. Las Olas has a unique ambiance. Medians, old fashioned lamp posts, and Black Olive trees with sparkling lights make the boulevard a perfect place to relax; and the palm trees and Mediterranean architecture create a captivating old-world charm.
Since the early 1900’s, when Las Olas was just a dirt road that led to the beach, Las Olas has always been the heart and soul of Fort Lauderdale. Las Olas (Spanish for “the waves”) not only provides a primary connection to the beach, but over the years has become a dining and shopping hub for locals and visitors. Today, the Boulevard is a “must visit destination” with over three dozen bistros, clubs and restaurants, most with indoor and outdoor dining, making Las Olas a food lovers paradise. More than 120 specialty retail shops, world class art galleries, museums, beauty salons, spas, jewelry stores, unique boutiques, international banking, pharmacy, postal services and much more makes Las Olas THE place to Eat Shop and Enjoy Fort Lauderdale.
iconOver 30 al fresco dining options
icon10 major international art galleries
icon3 world class museums
icon1 charming historic hotel
icon75 shops for fashion, accessories, gifts, & more
iconLuxury Home Rental and Yacht Charters
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Las Olas Blvd/SE 4 Ave station
Las Olas is at the forefront of everything from fashion boutiques and art galleries, to memorable restaurants, sidewalk cafes and bars….set the stage each evening for South Florida’s most architecturally unique, authentic, and eclectic shopping and dining district. Stroll the boulevard, duck in and out of our cool breezeways, and be delighted by what you discover. Las Olas Boulevard stretches from the beach at A1A, immaculately lined with palm trees and beautiful people, rising over the fabulous Intracoastal Waterway with magnificent views of million dollar homes and spectacular yachts. Las Olas Boulevard turns electric in the evenings with its sizzling night life, live entertainment, and fabulous “see and be seen” gatherings. The main stretch of shopping and dining is about 10 blocks making Las Olas a great stroll for day or night. Las Olas has a unique ambiance. Medians, old fashioned lamp posts, and Black Olive trees with sparkling lights make the boulevard a perfect place to relax; and the palm trees and Mediterranean architecture create a captivating old-world charm.
Since the early 1900’s, when Las Olas was just a dirt road that led to the beach, Las Olas has always been the heart and soul of Fort Lauderdale. Las Olas (Spanish for “the waves”) not only provides a primary connection to the beach, but over the years has become a dining and shopping hub for locals and visitors. Today, the Boulevard is a “must visit destination” with over three dozen bistros, clubs and restaurants, most with indoor and outdoor dining, making Las Olas a food lovers paradise. More than 120 specialty retail shops, world class art galleries, museums, beauty salons, spas, jewelry stores, unique boutiques, international banking, pharmacy, postal services and much more makes Las Olas THE place to Eat Shop and Enjoy Fort Lauderdale.
iconOver 30 al fresco dining options
icon10 major international art galleries
icon3 world class museums
icon1 charming historic hotel
icon75 shops for fashion, accessories, gifts, & more
iconLuxury Home Rental and Yacht Charters
Parks & Nature
Matheson Hammock Park is a 630-acre urban oasis just south of Coral Gables and bordered by Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden. Opened in 1930, it features a manmade atoll pool flushed naturally by the tide, a beach, marina and boat launch. A prime spot for kiteboarding, you can also rent kayaks and standup paddleboards from the park's concessions. For a unique dining experience, grab a table for dinner at Red Fish Grill located at the water's edge inside the park's original beach pavilion. You'll be transported to Old Florida with a menu of fresh seafood in this still unspoiled setting. Matheson Hammock is more than a park, it's home to a restaurant, nature trails, pavilions, and a sailing and boating school.
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Matheson Hammock Park
9800 Old Cutler RdMatheson Hammock Park is a 630-acre urban oasis just south of Coral Gables and bordered by Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden. Opened in 1930, it features a manmade atoll pool flushed naturally by the tide, a beach, marina and boat launch. A prime spot for kiteboarding, you can also rent kayaks and standup paddleboards from the park's concessions. For a unique dining experience, grab a table for dinner at Red Fish Grill located at the water's edge inside the park's original beach pavilion. You'll be transported to Old Florida with a menu of fresh seafood in this still unspoiled setting. Matheson Hammock is more than a park, it's home to a restaurant, nature trails, pavilions, and a sailing and boating school.
Oleta River State Park is Florida's largest urban park, located right on the Oleta River on Biscayne Bay in Sunny Isles Beach. The sandy beach at Oleta faces Biscayne Bay, which is also where you go swimming. Palm trees, seagrape trees and other native vegetation provide shade.
Oleta offers miles and miles of off-road bicycle trails, from novice to challenging. The park has a loaner system for bicycle helmets. Oleta River State Park is also a popular destination for canoeing and kayaking. There's a rental concession with all the gear you need to paddle along Miami's calm bay waters.
For overnight visits, the park has rustic, air-conditioned cabins and a youth campground for organized groups. Large mangrove preserves, native to the area, are at the north end of the park and South Florida plants and wildlife are plentiful in this area. Canoe or kayak around the clear beautiful waters, swim along the 1,200 foot sandy beach, or go fishing for a day of the great outdoors.
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Oleta River State Park
Oleta River State Park is Florida's largest urban park, located right on the Oleta River on Biscayne Bay in Sunny Isles Beach. The sandy beach at Oleta faces Biscayne Bay, which is also where you go swimming. Palm trees, seagrape trees and other native vegetation provide shade.
Oleta offers miles and miles of off-road bicycle trails, from novice to challenging. The park has a loaner system for bicycle helmets. Oleta River State Park is also a popular destination for canoeing and kayaking. There's a rental concession with all the gear you need to paddle along Miami's calm bay waters.
For overnight visits, the park has rustic, air-conditioned cabins and a youth campground for organized groups. Large mangrove preserves, native to the area, are at the north end of the park and South Florida plants and wildlife are plentiful in this area. Canoe or kayak around the clear beautiful waters, swim along the 1,200 foot sandy beach, or go fishing for a day of the great outdoors.
Farm features a lush setting for viewing snakes, gators, caimans & crocodiles plus an airboat tour.
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Everglades Alligator Farm
40351 SW 192nd AveFarm features a lush setting for viewing snakes, gators, caimans & crocodiles plus an airboat tour.
Zoo Miami
12400 Southwest 152nd StreetPark with beach volley fields, outdoor gym, on the beach.
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Lummus Park Beach
1130 Ocean DrPark with beach volley fields, outdoor gym, on the beach.
if you want to go the beach I suggest to go to 14th street.
it s a strategic point because you have the restrooms right at the beach entrance, shower, Walgreens where you can buy water, fruit, chips or anything you need without spending a lot of money and also on the beach you have the boucher brother kiosk where you can rent sun umbrellas, cabanas, chairs and even a luxury bed where to lie under the sun.
Boucher Brothers Management Inc
1451 Ocean Drif you want to go the beach I suggest to go to 14th street.
it s a strategic point because you have the restrooms right at the beach entrance, shower, Walgreens where you can buy water, fruit, chips or anything you need without spending a lot of money and also on the beach you have the boucher brother kiosk where you can rent sun umbrellas, cabanas, chairs and even a luxury bed where to lie under the sun.
Everything Else
Miami Beach, Florida's picturesque winter playground, has blossomed into a sophisticated community that’s full of visitors no matter the season.
Read a book or chat with your travel companion on the edge of the beach. Wake up in a world-class accommodation - a boutique hotel in a restored deco building or an oceanfront resort. Later, visit museums and take a walk, or a jog, in a park with 360-degree views of the Atlantic Ocean. Shop at your favorite stores and discover unique boutiques with the perfect clothes, accessories, or home goods to take home and remember your trip by. Play eighteen holes at a nearby golf course. The food is spectacular; the seafood caught daily. If you're ready to turn in early after a day at the spa, we understand, but if your night is just starting when the sun goes down, there's a party every night.
Miami Beach has it all. This beach destination has evolved into an urban metropolis with all the amenities of a beach-town and a big city, a thriving arts scene and a busy business center, the best hotels in the world are surrounded by natural wonderland with turquoise waters and skyscraper palms. Visit Miami Beach and have a dozen vacations in one. It's your dream vacation.
For more information, be sure to stop by these Visitor Information Centers: Art Deco Welcome Center , Visit Miami Beach-Visitors Center, Miami Beach Tourist Hospitality Center and LGBT Visitor Center.
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Miami Beach
Miami Beach, Florida's picturesque winter playground, has blossomed into a sophisticated community that’s full of visitors no matter the season.
Read a book or chat with your travel companion on the edge of the beach. Wake up in a world-class accommodation - a boutique hotel in a restored deco building or an oceanfront resort. Later, visit museums and take a walk, or a jog, in a park with 360-degree views of the Atlantic Ocean. Shop at your favorite stores and discover unique boutiques with the perfect clothes, accessories, or home goods to take home and remember your trip by. Play eighteen holes at a nearby golf course. The food is spectacular; the seafood caught daily. If you're ready to turn in early after a day at the spa, we understand, but if your night is just starting when the sun goes down, there's a party every night.
Miami Beach has it all. This beach destination has evolved into an urban metropolis with all the amenities of a beach-town and a big city, a thriving arts scene and a busy business center, the best hotels in the world are surrounded by natural wonderland with turquoise waters and skyscraper palms. Visit Miami Beach and have a dozen vacations in one. It's your dream vacation.
For more information, be sure to stop by these Visitor Information Centers: Art Deco Welcome Center , Visit Miami Beach-Visitors Center, Miami Beach Tourist Hospitality Center and LGBT Visitor Center.
Arts & Culture
It's nice to visit the beautiful Campus with fountains, outdoor bars and a pool, and feel the young vibe
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University of Miami
1320 S Dixie HwyIt's nice to visit the beautiful Campus with fountains, outdoor bars and a pool, and feel the young vibe
Modern Art Museum.
Great outdoor patio with view of the bay
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Perez Art Museum Miami
1103 Biscayne BlvdModern Art Museum.
Great outdoor patio with view of the bay
Theatre and Opera House
really nice
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Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County
1300 Biscayne Blvd Theatre and Opera House
really nice
Saturday night Wynwood is full of people , art galleries are open and live music is everywhere.
Visit the Wynwood walls and take pictures of the many Murales.
Wynwood Walls are open also during the day.
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Mga Pader ng Wynwood
2516 NW 26th StSaturday night Wynwood is full of people , art galleries are open and live music is everywhere.
Visit the Wynwood walls and take pictures of the many Murales.
Wynwood Walls are open also during the day.
The historical memorial is dedicated to the people that died during the 2nd WW and the plaza has a nice sculpture and many pictures.
the visit take about 30 minutes.
Content of the pictures is really dramatic.
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Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach
1933-1945 Meridian AveThe historical memorial is dedicated to the people that died during the 2nd WW and the plaza has a nice sculpture and many pictures.
the visit take about 30 minutes.
Content of the pictures is really dramatic.
Essentials
Walgreens
524 Jefferson Avepharmacy - home and office supplies - souvenirs
Organic Food and Supplies.
Buffet and Bakery are also good for a quick lunch/dinner.
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Whole Foods Market
1020 Alton RdOrganic Food and Supplies.
Buffet and Bakery are also good for a quick lunch/dinner.
Getting Around
Avis Car Rental
3900 NW 25th StHertz Car Rental - Miami - 2nd Street HLE
229 Southeast 2nd StreetOcean Drive
Ocean DriveRestaurants, Bars, Live music, walk to the beach