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 MiamiEven after a century of existence, Miami still has the feel of a place that went up last night. From the beginning, climate and geography-sultry air, lush tropical vegetation, the glistening waters of Biscayne Bay-have dictated the character and demeanor of this languid, sexy city devoted to pleasure, one far more Latin American/Caribbean than North American in tone. Today's Miami, full of sophisticated hotels, restaurants, museums, and architecture, may be America's most modern metropolis: unfettered by historical baggage, eminently multicultural, and always up for trying something new. |
| Miami for TeensWelcome to round-the-clock thrills—suntanned, G-string-wearing rollerbladers, wild clubs, and celebrity-packed parties. Wait. For 16-year-olds there are no nightclubs, no celebrity bashes, and no G-strings, and instead Miami is all about great beaches and pools, adventure (ultralight flight, anyone?), and the American ideal—a true melting-pot city.
Inspired by:
Miami, Fla.
— by Lily Erlinger, Published Sep. 2005
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| Attending Art Basel Miami BeachMiami was founded on the fun-above-all principle of nightclubs, and the idea that the august Swiss art fair would pick the city as its sole satellite has a certain loopy logic. Despite the fairÂ’s focus on edgy contemporary art, Basel itself was (and remains) the polite embodiment of old-line Europe, with Miami the tropical frontier--and the ideal blank canvas.
Inspired by:
Art Basel
— by Tom Austin, Published Nov. 2006
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| The Best of MiamiExploring Miami's diverse neighborhoods, VIP nightspots, hot restaurants, and thriving art scene.
Inspired by:
Smart City Guide: Miami
— by Tom Austin, Published Nov. 2007
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| Sophisticated MiamiEven after a century of existence, Miami still has the feel of a place that went up last night. Still, pockets of Art Deco, Miami Modern (MiMo), and Spanish Revival remain in neighborhoods like Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, and Key Biscayne. The Miami of today, full of sophisticated hotels, restaurants, and museums, may be AmericaÂ’s most modern city: multicultural, unfettered by the historic baggage of other cities, and always up for trying something new.
Inspired by:
Where to Go Next: Miami
— by Heidi Sherman Mitchell, Published Dec. 2004
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| A Chef's Wedding FeastTo create her perfect matrimonial meal, Miami chef Michelle Bernstein looked to people, places, and flavors from all over the world.
Inspired by:
Here Comes the Chef
— by Hillary Geronemus, Published Apr. 2006
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 Jungle Island Food Provided 1111 Parrot Jungle Trl, Miami, FL +1 305 666 7834, 3052586453, 305 |
 Miami Metrozoo Gift Shop, Guided Tours, Strollers Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Concessions-Food Available, Hands-On Interaction, Restrooms 12400 SW 152nd St, Miami, FL, 33177 +1 305 668 0262, 305-251-0400, + |
 Monkey Jungle 14805 Southwest 216th St. Miami, FL 33170 +1 305 235 4253 |
 Miami Seaquarium4400 Rickenbacker Causeway, Miami, Fl 305 / 361-5705, 3053615705 |
 Gold Coast Railroad Museum12450 S.W. 152nd Street, Miami, Florida, 33177-1402 +1 305 253 0063 |
 Miami Museum of Science and Space Transit Planetarium3280 South Miami Avenue, Miami, FL 33129 305 - 646-4200 for general infor |
 Miami Science Museum3280 S. Miami Ave., Miami, Florida305 - 646-4200 for general infor |
 Design District3841 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 400, Miami, Florida 33137+1 305 573 8116, +1 305 531 8700 |
 Killian Greens Golf ClubPractice Facilities, Snack Bar, Food & Beverage, Beer, Wine9980 SW 104th St,Miami, FL 33176 +1 305 271 0917, 305- 27-43424, |
 Calle Ocho FestivalEighth St., Miami, Florida +1 305 644 8888 |
| Killian Greens Golf ClubPractice Facilities, Snack Bar, Food & Beverage, Beer, Wine 9980 SW 104th St,Miami, FL 33176 +1 305 271 0917, 305- 27-43424, |
 International Links MiamiRestaurant, Full Bar, Practice Facilities, Beverage Cart, Snack Bar, Food & Beverage1802 NW 37th AveMiami, FL 33125 +1 305 638 8691, +1 305 633 4583 |
| Doral Park Golf & Country Club, Miami, FL5001 Northwest 104th Avenue, Miami, FL 33178-2219 +1 305 591 8800, +1 305 477 1906 |
| Calusa Country ClubRestaurant, Full Bar, Practice Facilities, Snack Bar, Food & Beverage 9400 Sw 130Th Avenue, Miami, FL 33186 +1 305 382 6318, +1 305 386 5550 |
| Presidential Country ClubFull Bar, Practice Facilities, Snack Bar, Food & Beverage 19600 Presidential Way, North Miami, FL 33179 +1 305 935 7500, 305- 93-57500 |
 Costa Greens Golf ClubRestaurant, Full Bar, Practice Facilities, Beverage Cart, Snack Bar, Food & BeverageNorthwest 41 Street at Northwest 102 AvenueDoral, FL 33178 +1 305 592 9210, +1 305 597 9126 |
 Miccosukee Golf & Country ClubRestaurant, Full Bar, Practice Facilities, Beverage Cart, Snack Bar, Food & Beverage6401 Kendale Lakes Drive, Miami, Florida +1 305 382 3996, +1 305 382 3931 |
| California Golf CourseRestaurant, Full Bar, Practice Facilities, Beverage Cart, Snack Bar, Food & Beverage 20898 San Simeon Way, Miami, Florida 33179-1803, United States +1 305 651 3590 |
| Miami National Golf Club6401 Kendale Lakes Drive, Miami, Florida +1 305 382 3931 |
| Fontainebleau Park Golf Course, East CoursePractice Facilities, Snack Bar, Food & Beverage, Beer 9603 Fontainebleau Blvd, Miami, FL 33172-6811 +1 305 221 5181 |
 Little HavanaRestaurant12727 Biscayne Blvd, North Miami, Florida +1 305 899 9069 |
 Capital GrilleBar/Lounge, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Full Bar, Private Room, Counter Seating, Beer, Bar Dining, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Banquet/Private Rooms, Takeout 444 Brickell AveMiami, FL 33131 +1 305 374 4500 |
 Morton's of Chicago Bar/Lounge, Smoking Area, Beer, Bar Dining, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Non-Smoking Area, Full Bar, Takeout, Banquet/Private Rooms, Private Room 3148 Commodore Plaza, Miami, FL 33133 +1 305 945 3131, 304432774 |
 Bongos cuban cafe601 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, Florida +1 786 777 2100 |
| Monty's Raw Bar 2550 South Bayshore Drive, Coconut Grove, FL 33133-4743 +1 305 858 1431 / +1 800 817 383 |
 Flanigan's Seafood Bar & Grill2721 Bird Ave, Miami, FL 33133 +1 305 446 1114 |
| Casola's Pizzeria & Sub Shop 2437 S.W. 17th Ave., Miami, Florida +1 305 858 0090 |
| Sabores Chilenos 10760 West Flagler Plaza #6,Miami, FL 33174-4404 +1 305 554 4484 |
| Siam River Thai Cuisine 3455 NE 163rd St., North Miami Beach, Florida +1 305 945 8079 |
 Bangkok Bangkok12584 SW 88TH St, Miami, Florida +1 305 595 5839, 305- 59-55839 |
 Little HavanaMiami, Fl +1 305 644 8818 |
| The Children's Exchange980 MacArthur Causeway Watson Island Miami, FL, United States +1 305 666 6235 |
| Miami Metrozoo Gift Shop, Guided Tours, Strollers Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Concessions-Food Available, Hands-On Interaction, Restrooms 12400 SW 152nd St, Miami, FL, 33177 +1 305 668 0262, 305-251-0400, + |
| Tobacco Road 626 S. Miami Avenue, Miami, Florida +1 305 374 1198 |
 Bayside Marketplace401 Biscayne Blvd, #r106, Miami, FL +1 954 435 2540, +1 305 577 0663 |
H & H Jewels Incorporated 3434 Main Hwy, Coconut Grove, FL 33133 +1 305 442 9760 |
| IOS 3109 Commodore Plz, Miami, FL 33133-5817 +1 305 442 7166 |
| Pawn Shop Lounge1222 NE 2nd Ave., Miami, FL 33132 +1 305 373 3511 |
| Little Big Store (The)3190 Commodore Plaza, Coconut Grove, FL 33133-5818 +1 305 446 2706 |
| Douglas Gardens Thrift Shop 5713 NW 27th Ave, Miami, FL, USA +1 305 638 1900 |
 Camelot Salon & Spa2600 Galiano St, Miami, Florida 33134, United States+1 305 443 5953 |
 Meduhr Day Spa7285 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, Florida, United States, 33138+1(305) 758-5750, +1 305 758 575 |
 Aruj Salon and SpaCollagen Facial, Oxygen Facial, Hair Care, Manicures, Robes Provided, Pedicures, Showers, Reflexology, Glycolic Acid Facial, Prenatal/Postnatal, Makeup, Locker Room Facility, Hot Stone Massage, Deep Tissue Massage, Waxing3065 Fuller Street, Coconut Grove, Florida, United States, 33133 +1 305 448 5750, +1(305) 448-575 |
 Willow Stream Spa19999 West Country Club Drive, Miami, Florida 33180, United States+1 305 932 6200 |
 emena spa180 NE 39th Street #223, Miami, FL, US+1 305 438 3777 |
 BodySense2292 Coral Way, Miami, FL, US+1 305 854 3100 |
| Sugar N Spice1929 Ponce de Leon Boulevard Miami FL 33134 +1 305 310 2333 |
 Pecan´s Day SpaHot Stone Massage, Robes Provided, Thai Massage, Deep Tissue Massage, Showers, Shiatsu, Aromatherapy Massage, Acne Facial or Therapy, Reflexology, Glycolic Acid Facial, Gentlemen's Facial, Prenatal/Postnatal, Slippers Provided7800 SW 57th Avenue, Suite 120, Miami, Florida, United States, 33143 +1(305) 284-8636, +1 305 284 863 |
 Viceroy Miami at Icon Brickell501 Brickell Ave, Miami, Florida, United States, 33131+1(305) 371-1411 |
 Skin N Beyond21300 West Dixie Hwy, Aventura, Aventura, Florida, United States, 33180+1(305)244-9321 |
 Adrienne Arsht Performing Arts CenterThe jewel in the crown of Miami's entertainment scene, Adrienne Arsht Performing Arts Center (formerly the Carnival Center for the Performing Arts) is a 570,000-square-foot facility that happens to be the country's third-largest performing arts center. There are two principal venues in the center: a concert hall and an opera house, both of which can seat more than 2,000. Additionally, there are two smaller spaces for more intimate seating of around people. Hosting year-round Broadway and Disney performances as well as acting as the home of the New World Symphony, Miami City Ballet, Florida Grand Opera, and the Concert Association of Florida, the center also hosts a full slate of year-round events put on by a combination of nationally-known personalities and talented local groups.
read more about Adrienne Arsht Performing Arts Center |
 Wynwood Arts DistrictOnce a rundown industrial wasteland, the Wynwood Art District today boasts the largest concentration of art galleries in the city, with close to 50 creative establishments scattered throughout the neighborhood of Wynwood (known as "Little San Juan" by longtime Miami residents). On the second Saturday of each month, the district hosts an art walk, an event that provides art lovers with an opportunities to explore galleries like the urban realist Paredes Fine Art Studio (2311 NW 2nd Ave., 305/219-6688) and the contemporary photo-based installations of Abba Fine Art (233 NW 36th St., 305/576-4278) as well as the insightful exhibits at Dorsch Gallery (151 Northwest 24th St., 305/576-1278) and the vast offerings of the sprawling 3.2-acre Bakehouse Art Complex (561 NW 32nd St., 305/576-2828).
read more about Wynwood Arts District |
 Lummus ParkMention the beach in South Beach and locals immediately think of the long, wide stretch of sand at Lummus Park (which they never refer to by its name) Yes, it's everything you'd expect it to be: warm, crystal-blue waters and fine white sand usually packed with hordes of bronzed, pale and sunburned souls soaking up ultraviolet rays. Volleyball is a popular sport here, as is watching the beautiful people who come from throughout the country and around the world to see and be seen. Most of South Beach's dining and nightlife is only steps away. Looking for peace and quiet? Look elsewhere. This sandy spit is crowded both day and night. And know in advance that finding parking is a pain.
read more about Lummus Park |
| Miami's BeachesFamilies concerned about risque behavior on South Beach's packed swathes of sand will find more G-rated places to bask slightly to the north. Both Collins Park (201 21st St.) and Indian Beach Park (4601 Collins Ave.) have more room to roam and are generally much less crowded that beaches located right in the thick of things. Both have ample parking lots and facilities and are ideal for a jog, walk or romantic stroll. Collins Park marks the start of the Miami Beach boardwalk, which stretches for 20 blocks and allows for easy access to areas of the beach that are blocked by the string of condos built along Collins Avenue.
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 Bayside Marketplace |
 Lincoln Road |
 Barnacle State Historic Site |
 HistoryMiami - formerly Historical Museum of Southern FloridaSouth Florida has seen conquest, war, division, reunification, development and breakneck growth, all of which have contributed to a rich historical and cultural heritage and a vibrant urban spirit. For more than 70 years, HistoryMiami (known as the Historical Museum of Southern Florida until April 2010), has showcased centuries worth of regional history through its insightful, ever-rotating collections. The museum brilliantly preserves, documents and educates the public on the events, lives and cultures that have shaped Miami and beyond, providing a gateway to the area's past while emphasizing the importance of understanding in shaping the history of the future.
read more about HistoryMiami - formerly Historical Museum of Southern Florida |
 Dadeland Mall |
 Bayfront Park |
 Santa's Enchanted Forest |
| Larry and Penny Thompson Camping |
| California Club |
| Miami Metrorail |
 Biscayne Bay Cruise |
 Miami Arrival Transfer |
 Miami Departure Transfer |
 Miami Dinner and Nightlife with Personal Driver |
 Miami Party Pass: Unlimited Entry to 13 Nightclubs |
 South Beach Bachelor Party Package |
 South Beach Bachelorette Party Package |
 Miami Helicopter Tour |
 Miami Celebrity Tour |
 Key West Day Trip |
 Key West Sail and Snorkel Trip from Miami |
