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Travel guide Miami

Miami, nicknamed the 'Magic City', is famous for its sunny beaches, Art Deco architecture and vibrant atmosphere. This Floridian metropolis is a melting pot of cultures, offering a dynamic urban experience blended with Latin and Caribbean influences.

Miami has a rich history of cultural diversity, starting out as a small settlement and developing into a major tourist and commercial centre. Its rapid growth and international appeal can be seen in its architecture and neighbourhoods.

Miami International Airport is one of the busiest in the country, serving many international destinations. Miami is also accessible by road, rail and bus.

Accommodation

Miami offers a wide range of accommodation, from luxury beachfront hotels to rented flats and youth hostels.

Gastronomy

Cuban cuisine, seafood, Latin specialities, fusion dishes, tropical cocktails.

What is there to see? What to do?

Miami Beach, the Art Deco district, Little Havana, Wynwood Walls, the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens.

South Beach, Downtown Miami, Coconut Grove, Coral Gables, Little Haiti.

Beaches, water sports, cruises, golf and walks in nature parks.

Miami Seaquarium, Zoo Miami, Miami Children's Museum, Jungle Island, beach activities.

Miami Music Week, Art Basel Miami Beach, Miami Carnival, Miami International Boat Show.

Activities

Shopping

Lincoln Road Mall, Bayside Marketplace, Design District, luxury boutiques, local craft shops.

Nightlife

South Beach clubs, rooftop bars, salsa nights, live shows and concerts.

Did you know?

Miami is the only major American city founded by a woman.
The Art Deco district of Miami Beach boasts the highest concentration of Art Deco buildings in the world.
Miami is nicknamed the "cruise capital of the world".
Little Havana in Miami is known as a Cuban cultural centre outside Cuba.
The Everglades National Park near Miami is the only place in the world where alligators and crocodiles coexist.

Tips and tricks
Bring sun cream and light clothing for the tropical climate.
Use public transport or hire a bike to explore the city.
Stay hydrated and protected from the sun during outdoor activities.

Explore less touristy areas, visit art galleries, take advantage of free cultural events and discover parks and nature reserves.

Hi, I'm Diego, a 40-year-old DiamTrotter who lives and breathes adventure. I love discovering new places, meeting new people and sharing these experiences with all of you. Miami is my playground, and I'm thrilled to show you this incredible city through my eyes.

Diego R.

DiamsTrotter Miami