Miami, FL, USA

Travelers go to Miami mainly for Miami Beach and they go to Miami Beach mainly for South Beach, the region's unrivaled crown jewel, which visitors say they can't get enough of. Here, the art deco history of the city meets the bright lights and vibrant nightlife of the younger generation.

Miami Beach

Broken Shaker at Freehand Miami

Located to the immediate west of downtown Miami, Little Havana is the symbolic and cultural capital for Cuban-Americans in Miami. The neighborhood brings in droves of visitors with its vibrant atmosphere and excellent food.

Little Havanna 

Little Havana

Versailles Restaurant Cuban Cuisine

This beautiful zoo is home to more than 3,000 animals, representing more than 500 different species. It's famous for providing a natural environment for its residents without the use of cages – rather, the zoo employs strategically placed moats to separate the animals from the visitors.

Miami Zoo

Zoo Miami

This open-air street art installation – one of the largest in the world – is one of the reasons a formerly run-down neighborhood found new life as the art hub of Miami.

Wynwood Walls

Wynwood

Crandon Park comprises the northern portion of Key Biscayne. The key began as a coconut plantation, before being donated with the stipulation that Miami-Dade County uses the land as a public park. With its abundance of activities, it's not hard to spend multiple days exploring the park's offerings. A tennis center, complete with 26 courts, a golf course, a marina and a beach all call the sprawling Crandon Park home.

First Timers Guide to Miami

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