MIAMI

Miami is famous for its incredible weather and beaches, and they are simply spectacular, but the city also offers countless hidden gems. The best place to start is in the diverse array of neighborhoods, where visitors are invited to explore the cultural roots responsible for making Miami an incredible melting pot. Discover Caribbean heritage in Little Haiti or the city's bohemian foundations in West Coconut Grove. Immerse yourself in the African-American experience of Historic Overtown or the thriving Native American community of the Miccosukee Tribe in South Dade.

It's not just the colorful lifestyles and fashions that bring South Beach to life. Admire the picturesque architecture on iconic streets, such as Ocean Drive.

 In the 1920s and 1930s, Miami Beach Art Deco, a neighborhood often called the American Riviera, burst into life inspired by European trends present in Paris and the Mediterranean, flooding the city with new possibilities of vibrant colors and unique design. Thanks to preservation efforts, visitors can still enjoy these eye-catching and eye-catching beauties.

 Join a walking tour of the Art Deco Welcome Center and discover the region with an expert.

Miami has long been home to fantastic and fascinating museums like The Bass Museum of Art and The Wolfsonsian in Miami Beach, but the city has given its cultural scene a new twist with something spectacular. 

 Today, downtown Miami proudly boasts the status of Miami’s Museum Park, a gigantic green plaza with perfect views of the bay. In this beautiful park, there are two of the most exciting museums in the city: the Perez Art Museum Miami and the Frost Museum of Science. Perez, or PAMM, spans nearly 18,600 square meters of artistic wonders, including experimental art. The Frost Museum includes six floors of areas containing interactive exhibits, including the Frost Planetarium and the Gulf Stream Aquarium, an aquarium with 500,000 gallons of water. You can even touch some of the sea creatures.

Between architectural gems and hidden gems, sophisticated restaurants and low-key bars, Brickell sits at the intersection of Miami's most sought-after dining, shopping and work-life experiences. Indulge in the luxury of city living, surrounded by a distinct sense of community and sunshine, where unparalleled access to urban and natural amenities support bustling offices, hotels and world-class residences. The distinctive skyline and cityscape create stunning daytime views and nighttime city lights, while the water provides access to countless recreational activities such as boating, paddle boarding, kayaking and more under the enviable year-round sunshine. 

Little Havana is the center of Miami's vibrant Cuban community. You'll find food trucks, the best Cuban sandwiches, and late-night salsa clubs like Little Havana favorite The Ball & Chain. On Calle Ocho, southwest of 8th Street, is where Miami Carnival takes place every year. Discover the family-owned cigar shop El Titan de Bronze and watch artisans roll authentic Cuban cigars. Miami is also home to Little Haiti, which is always changing and features an authentic Haitian flavor in new, popular developments.