A Guide to the Best Attractions in Miami

Welcome to South Beach, the hub and mecca for the ultimate tropical paradise and International commerce in the US’s southern region. If you’re into mountain climbing, you might be slightly disappointed because Miami, like most of Florida, doesn’t have vast mountain ranges. However, there is much more than an abundance of citrus and oranges in Miami and Florida. Discover the essential Miami hot spots, the hidden gems to take the family, and the ultimate nightlife spots.

Discover South Beach

Stepping into South Beach truly opens up the cultural melting pot many American cities claim to offer. There’s no denying yourself walking across the many sandy beaches and shores that Miami’s South Beach region offers. As you stroll past the shores, the intense beach activities, and beach-ready bodies, take a moment to admire the amazing Art Deco architecture that South Beach is world-famous for. Many of these Art Deco buildings date back to the 1930s and have been maintained and restored.

For a taste of the Mediterranean, stroll through Espanola Way and the many streets dedicated to it, which are full of artistic cafes, restaurants, and shops. Charming Street is the ideal location to sample authentic Cuban cuisine and other local dishes.

After all the local and cultural shopping, you can relax at many luxurious spas available throughout South Beach. Or you can lounge on iconic beaches like Lummus Park Beach, where you gaze up at the massive palm trees and the non-stop beach action.

Check Out the Wynwood Art Scene

Located beautifully outside the coveted Wynwood neighbourhood district, the Wynwood Walls offers plenty of opportunities to admire the larger-than-life street murals and other outdoor galleries. It takes the exceptional artistic talents of local Miami and International artists to blend their amazing talents to produce unique, walkable works of art that you will only find in Miami.

After admiring the phenomenal murals, it’s time to admire some captivating interior art galleries inside the Wynwood Walls Gallery. Often, the same artists responsible for the outdoor artworks share their exceptional artistic talents in the interior galleries.

Blend in at Little Havana

Every Miami trip is complete with a trip to the world-famous Little Havana. Little Havana is home to one of the largest Cuban populations in the country. You can’t go wrong taking a stroll past the many hand-painted murals that reflect Miami’s rich cultural history and the Cuban plight. Please take a moment to explore the vibrant Cuban and other International cultures and their shops. For a bite to eat, Calle Ocho, the main street in Little Havana

If you are into dominoes, there is no better place to watch some true fanatics and street hustlers work their domino magic than at Domino Park. Domino Park brings out some of the most serious domino players, but it also brings out the locals’ best and authentic spirit. That spirit is love and family.

When ready, explore Little Havana, especially for Cuban Memorial Boulevard. The Cuban Memorial Boulevard celebrates Cuba’s complicated history and leaders who have shaped Cuba and Miami. Explore up close the numerous statues that serve as an ode to Cuba’s inspiring heroes, past and present.

If you taste some authentic Cuban Cigars, Little Havana invites you to take your pick from several shops with imported cigars. El Titan de Bronze is a local favourite for Cuban Cigars. If you’re up to a throwback movie experience, Little Havana’s iconic Tower Theater has the film for you. Dating back to 1926, the Tower Theater shows classic and modern-day films.

Little Havana offers annual festivals and live concerts for more real-life entertainment. Take in authentic Latin Jazz and Salsa concerts and dance-offs.

Go to the Designer Route 

Because Miami is a major fashion capital, visiting the Design District is a must-to-do event. If you prefer high-end shopping, Miami’s Design District supports plenty of boutiques made for millionaires to shop. These high-end boutiques offer the best in luxury fashion, including Louis Vuitton and Gucci.

If luxury furniture does it for you, the Design District offers high-end shops for luxury and eccentric furniture brands like Roche Bobois. Even the exteriors offer plenty of eye candy to see firsthand in the Design District. Renowned developers like Zaha Hadid and Norman Foster inspired many buildings housing luxury goods.

For amazing and rare dishes, look no further than the Design District. Satisfy your cravings at five-star restaurants like Cipriani and NaiYaRa. These are but a few fine dining establishments that serve television-ready gourmet dishes that will make your mouth water.

Of course, the Design District also offers more down-to-earth dishes. Satisfy your sweet cravings with artisan doughnuts from the critically acclaimed bakery Dough. For the best Sushi on the Atlantic seaboard, going to Omakase is a life-changing experience.

Welcome to Party City

Of all the reputations that stick to Miami the most, Party City lets you know you’re speaking about Miami. After spending the morning and afternoon lounging on the beach and taking in the best of Little Havana, it’s time to mingle and experience the night scene that only Miami can bring.

For live music, make Ball and Chain your first stop. Ball and Chain supports live music reflecting the La Raza experience, including Salsa and Jazz. Feel the vibe and energy of other patrons surrendering to the music, letting their bodies take control of the beat. In between the music, take a moment to admire the retro-style art and architecture.

North Beach Bandshell is the perfect place for those who want to experience a little bit of everything with a nighttime vibe. This outdoor club offers engaging live concerts across many genres, including jazz, rock, and even a little rave music.

Party in style with Miami’s legendary yacht clubs. Mingle with new friends or your next future spouse as you set sail over Miami’s beautiful and serene waters. Roll the dice in style at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino. No other local casino comes close to rivalling Hard Rock’s massive casino pit floor to experience premium slot machines and high-end table games like blackjack.

But you don’t have to play craps or other games to have the full party experience. Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino offers several acclaimed international restaurants and bars, such as Nobu and Guitar Bar. Kuro offers authentic Japanese cuisine and some of the best sushi dishes outside Japan. In between drinks, catch a live concert by many of the top artists from the past and present.

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