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1. Experience culture at Miami Children's Museum

Best for: Families, school field trips

With striking colors on the outside and an inviting presence on the inside, Miami Children’s Museum is a pleasant surprise to children of all ages. The museum features exhibits and galleries, and they also offer classes and even birthday party packages. Children can learn about culture, art, and many other intriguing topics that will inspire them. Parents can grab a memento for their little ones at the gift shop, which will also help create fond memories. Dedicated to the enrichment of children, this place seeks to provide both educational and fun activities to children of all cultural backgrounds.

Miami Children's Museum

Address: 980 Macarthur Cswy, Miami, FL 33132-1604

Website: Miami Children’s Museum

Price: 22 USD

2. Take a day trip exploring Everglades National Park

Best for: Nature lovers, wildlife enthusiasts, photographers

Everglades National Park, simply referred to as “The Everglades” offers travelers an opportunity to explore Florida’s wetlands. Here, travelers can get up close and personal with wild alligators, frogs and anhingas. Those visiting The Everglades can rent out canoes or kayaks or book a tour with a tour company and explore the many tunnels, mangroves, and wide-open grasslands The Everglades has to offer.

Everglades National Park

Website: Everglades National Park

3. Have fun in the sun at Crandon Park

Best for: Families, couples, beachgoers

Hidden away on the gorgeous Key Biscayne, Crandon Park is an ideal outdoor park for families to spend the summer. With a golf course, beach, nature center, tennis court, volleyball court, and marina, there are plenty of games, sightseeing, and exploration to enjoy. Beaching activities such as kayaking and paddleboarding will bring excitement and something a little out of the ordinary. If you’re feeling up for a tan, relax by a cabana or stretch out on the beach. You can also enjoy lunch and watch the wildlife at the available picnic tables. There are also barbecues and concession stands if you’re looking for meal options.

Crandon Park

Address: 6747 Crandon Blvd, Key Biscayne, FL 33149

4. Take a dip at Venetian Pool

Best for: Families, tourists

Experience fun like no other at Venetian Pool, a popular stop in Coral Gables. It’s also one of the cool things to do in Miami. The pool is marked by two historic lookout towers and the entire design is made from coral rock, which provides an authentic Mediterranean-style feel. Visitors will love the soothing and fresh spring water sourced from an underground aquifer and changed daily during the spring and summer seasons. Located nearby are two waterfalls that add to its scenic beauty, along with palm trees and cave grottos. For those who would love to learn how to swim, there are swim classes for kids and adults. Summer camps - half and full-day - are also available and will teach participants CPR, first aid, and water safety skills.

Venetian Pool

Address: 2701 De Soto Blvd, Coral Gables, FL 33134

Opening hours: Mon - Fri: 11am - 6:30pm; Sat - Sun: 10am - 4:30pm

5. Stroll through Pinecrest Gardens

Best for: Families, couples, nature and garden enthusiasts

Pinecrest Gardens is a beautiful way to spend the day with family or enjoy a romantic day out with that special someone. Featuring streams, caves, and a resplendent botanical garden, your senses will be mesmerized by the natural beauty surrounding you. There are said to be over 1,000 varieties of flora and a lake where visitors can view the fishes. Designated as South Florida’s Cultural Arts Park, you can take a guided tour of the grounds, browse the art gallery, and attend a workshop or class of your choice. There are also kid-friendly attractions such as the water playground and petting zoo.

Pinecrest Gardens

Address: 11000 SW 57th Ave, Pinecrest, FL 33156

Website: Pinecrest Gardens

Opening hours: Mon - Fri: 10am - 6pm; Sat - Sun: 9am - 6pm

Price: 3 - 5 USD

6. Have a day of fun at Monkey Jungle

Best for: Families, school field trips, animal lovers

Monkey Jungle is the ultimate monkey lovers’ dream paradise and a visit here is one of the best things to do in Miami. Visitors will explore a jungle safari filled with these amazing creatures who bring life to the forest. Enjoy a tour of a tropical rainforest where monkeys jump about and might even grab a snack from you. Don’t be shy, as these monkeys are more than happy to leap on your shoulder and greet you excitedly. There are also great apes, crab-eating macaques, squirrel monkeys, and howler monkeys. If you’re lucky, you’ll be able to see the monkeys enjoying a bath in the pond, and they might even dive.

Monkey Jungle

Address: 14805 SW 216th St, Miami, FL 33170

Website: Monkey Jungle

Opening hours: 9:30am - 5pm (daily)

Price: 23.95 - 27.95 USD

7. Get your beach on at Haulover Park

Best for: Outdoor enthusiasts, pet owners, surfers

Whether you’re looking for a relaxing day out or fun in the sun, Haulover Park has something to offer everyone. The turquoise blue waters and white stretch of sand allow for pleasant swimming, surfing, tanning, or picnicking. There are kite-making workshops, a golf course, a tennis center, and a dog park for your furry little friend. There is plenty of space for families or groups to hang out and have lunch or spend the evening around a bonfire. Bird watchers can also catch a glimpse of their favorite seabird or pelican, and romantics will love the view of the gorgeous sunset as the day winds down.

Haulover Park

Address: 10800 Collins Avenue, Bal Harbour, FL 33154-1006

8. Stroll through the Miami Beach Botanical Gardens

Best for: Nature lovers

In midtown Miami Beach, about a 20-minute drive from Miami, one can find a green oasis in the middle of a chaotic city at the Miami Beach Botanical Gardens. These gorgeous gardens showcase native Florida plants and trees and they make for heavenly Instagram photos. The garden itself has plenty of variety, spanning 2.6 acres (1 hectare), it includes a Japanese garden, a butterfly garden, an edible garden, and much more. Best of all, the entrance to the garden is free of charge.

Miami Beach Botanical Gardens

Address: 2000 Convention Center Dr, Miami Beach, FL 33139

Website: Miami Beach Botanical Gardens

9. Shop your heart out by the marina at Bayside Marketplace

Best for: Shopaholics

In the heart of downtown Miami, on Biscayne Boulevard, lies Biscayne Bay, and Bayside Marketplace, home to impeccable international cuisine, fine shops, and exotic music in a stunning waterfront setting. Visitors can enjoy this two-level, outdoor shopping plaza which features more than 150 shops, including national retailers such as Guess, GAP, Victoria’s Secret, and more, as well as an international food court. In addition to shopping and dining, the marketplace is where Miamians go to do some celebrity sightings, as the bay and marina area is home to numerous celebrity vacation homes.

If you want to enjoy something free, you can catch live music that is performed daily. Even better, this live music showcases diverse cultural backgrounds, including Latin music, pop, funk, Brazilian and more.

Miami Bayside Marketplace

Address: 401 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132

Website: Bayside Marketplace

10. Feel the island breeze at Tropical Park

Best for: Joggers, birdwatchers, families

Located near Palmetto Expressway, Tropical Park is an ideal place for fun with family and friends, or for some time alone to enjoy the gorgeous scenery. This is a great option if you’re looking for local things to do in Miami. The park has an open tennis court, a basketball court, a fitness center, a boxing center, and plenty of other recreational sports activities for the whole family. There are also trails for jogging or biking and forested areas for bird watchers to enjoy. Even runners can make use of the track on the grounds. For entertainment, parties, or a get-together, suitable picnic areas are situated inside the park.

Tropical Park

Address: 7900 SW 40th St, Miami, FL 33155

11. Have a taste of Cuba at Máximo Gómez Park

Best for: Culture enthusiasts

Máximo Gómez Park, or Domino Park, is well known for being a cultural hallmark of Cuban culture and for its renown as a Little Havana landmark. Traditionally, Cubans would meet and play dominoes, a game consisting of skills, gameplay, and bravado, with loud claps on the board whenever a player makes his signature move. At times, a game of chess or checkers would be entertained. Passers-by would stop to watch the exciting games and chat while enjoying each other’s company. Paying homage to its history, the park has walkways designed with domino tiles - a reminder of how far the community has come.

Máximo Gómez Park

Address: 801 SW 15th Ave, Miami, FL 33135

Opening hours: 9am - 10pm (daily)

12. Swim with the dolphins at Miami Seaquarium

Best for: Families, school field trips, tourists

Hailed as the best aquarium in South Florida, Miami Seaquarium puts on live shows with majestic sea creatures and offers exhibits worth viewing. At this kid-friendly aquarium, families can learn all about caring for marine life. One exciting activity is swimming with the dolphins and splashing around with these smart creatures. Kids can see stingrays and seals, and they can also meet penguins on Penguin Isle. It’s important to note that this Miami attraction is a refuge for species that are endangered. Show your support with a visit where you can learn and have fun with these fascinating animals.

Miami Seaquarium

Address: 4400 Rickenbacker Causeway, Miami, FL 33149

Website: Miami Seaquarium

Price: from 49.99 USD

13. Check out the hub of the city in Brickell

Best for: Entertainment seekers, foodies, shoppers

If Miami has a Manhattan, it would be Brickell. This dynamic neighborhood is an ever-growing reminder of how Miamians mix work and play. This reputable business hub is full of towering financial centers, luxury condos, and office buildings but despite being the center of business in Miami, Brickell still boasts some of the city’s favorite shopping, dining, and nightlife scenes. The influx of young professionals has revitalized this part of the city, and residents and visitors to this neighborhood have access to Miami’s most elite neighborhood.

14. Have fun at Oleta River Outdoor Center

Best for: Watersports enthusiasts

Situated close to Oleta River State Park, Oleta River Outdoor Center provides relaxing outdoor activities and bountiful nature at your fingertips. A scenic environment awaits, with majestic mountains perfect for trails and mountain biking as well as a refreshing river that allows kayaking, swimming, and jet skiing. Plenty of picnic tables line the grounds, which offer the perfect opportunity to snack and enjoy the weather. There is also a playground where kids can enjoy good-natured fun. Visitors might even get lucky and spot a manatee or dolphin.

Oleta River Outdoor Center

Address: 3400 NE 163rd St, North Miami Beach, FL 33160

Website: Oleta River Outdoor Center

Opening hours: 9am - 7pm (daily)

15. Engage in fun activities at Tamiami Park

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Best for: Sports enthusiasts

Tamiami Park has an impressive line-up of activities and amenities to suit sports fanatics and those who are super active. Located on its grounds are football, tennis, soccer, softball, baseball, and volleyball courts. Players can compete in a friendly game of catch or play alone and practice. Whether visitors want to lose some calories or train for their next sporting event, Tamiami Park has got it all. There’s a large Olympic-size pool that both adults and children can enjoy. Paths for biking or jogging allow anyone to enjoy an active day at this well-equipped park.

Tamiami Park

Address: 11201 SW 24 Street, Miami, FL

Website: Tamiami Park

Opening hours: 7am - 7pm (daily)

16. Relax in nature at A.D. (Doug) Barnes Park

Best for: Birdwatchers, wildlife enthusiasts, families

Sitting on 65 acres (26 hectares) of lush greenery, A.D. (Doug) Barnes Park welcomes families and groups of friends to this nature haven. Filled with forests, trails, a fishing lake, and play areas for kids, there’s plenty to do in this peaceful oasis. There is fun to be had on the trails, whether you’re jogging or biking. A conveniently located nature center has a reptile collection and offers an eco-adventure tour where you can learn about the resident wildlife. This park is also hailed as one of the best birding spots in Miami, so bird watchers can enjoy spotting native or migratory birds.

A.D. (Doug) Barnes Park

Address: 3401 SW 72nd Ave, Miami, FL 33155

Opening hours: 7am - 7pm (daily)

17. Take a walk through Downtown Doral Park

Best for: Picknickers, joggers, dog owners, families

As you walk up to Downtown Doral Park, the first thing you’ll notice is the beautifully manicured lawn and its vibrant green color. Visitors will be surprised to know that the park only encompasses three acres (one hectare) of a well-maintained landscape. The park is ideal for daily strolls, walking or jogging, picnics and events, or playing frisbee with your dog. Children also have their own space in the specially designed children’s playground which offers hours of fun for your little ones. There are beautiful features to check out, like the large stone monument that visitors can walk through and the striking palm trees that sway in the wind.

Downtown Doral Park

Address:8395 NW 53rd St, Doral, FL 33166

Opening hours: 7am - 7pm (daily)

18. Enjoy visual masterpieces at Museum of Contemporary Art

Best for: Art lovers

Museum of Contemporary Art or MOCA features works by contemporary artists and puts on about 8 to 10 installations annually. There are more than 400 works of art that can be viewed by interested visitors who will be awestruck by the eclectic and innovative pieces. MOCA also offers artist forums, lectures, art classes, and even special dates where parents and children can tour for free. Other special events put on by the museum are Sunday Storytelling and summer art camps, all geared towards learning about art and art appreciation for kids.

Museum of Contemporary Art

Address: 770 NE 125th St, North Miami, FL 33161

Website: The Museum of Contemporary Art

Price: 3 - 10 USD

19. Experience art education at Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum

Best for: Art and culture enthusiasts

Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum is one of the largest art museums in South Florida that houses over 6,000 objects from American, Caribbean, and Latin American cultures. The exhibits showcase artists from around the globe and also provide art education through an academic and cultural lens. Artists are promoted as the museum seeks to promote both emerging and established artists all throughout the year in its various exhibitions. In essence, Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum hopes to transform lives through art. Be sure to visit Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science too!

Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum

Address: 10975 SW 17th St, Miami, FL 33199

Website: Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum

Opening hours: Tue - Sat: 10am - 5pm; Sun: 12pm - 5pm (closed on Mon)

Price: Free

20. Encounter the contemporary art world at Rubell Museum

Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account

Best for: Art enthusiasts

Rubell Museum was established over 64 years ago, and it started when a couple collected their first art piece and then decided to create their own art studio. Today, the museum is a significant part of the art scene in the city and is filled with 7,200 works from more than 1,000 artists all over the world. Some of these artists include Oscar Murill, Nina Chanel Abney, Thomas Houseago, Zhu Jinshi, and Lucy Dodd. Rubell Museum aims to promote contemporary and diverse art pieces both for the art world and the public. Exhibitions include the Inaugural installation, works by artist-in-residence Amoako Boafo, and other photographs, paintings, videos, installations, and sculptures.

Rubell Museum

Address: 1100 NW 23rd St, Miami, FL 33127

Website: Rubell Museum

Opening hours: Wed - Sun: 10:30am - 5:30pm (closed on Mon & Tue)

Price: 10 - 15 USD

21. Relive history at the Wolfsonian-Florida International University

Best for: History buffs

A combination of museums and libraries, the Wolfsonian-Florida International University is the ideal destination for academic study and art observation. It has an extensive collection of 200,00 pieces primarily based on historical events and great changes that have taken place around the world. Featuring artworks, periodicals, books, and glasswork, there is a vast array of items to view, study, and learn from, particularly for academic purposes. Kids won’t be bored here either, as the museum provides programs for children to get into learning. On the grounds, you will find a gift shop and a cafe where you can pass the time.

The Wolfsonian-Florida International University

Address: 1001 Washington Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139

Website: The Wolfsonian-Florida International University

22. Admire the beautiful architecture of Freedom Tower

Best for: History and architecture enthusiasts

Freedom Tower at Miami Dade College was constructed in 1925 and since then, it has been remodeled to look like the Giralda bell tower located in Seville, Spain. It has been designated as a National Historic Landmark due to its history of being a place of solace for Cuban refugees in the years between 1962 and 1974. Its theme is one that showcases the right to democracy. Today, it stands as one of Florida’s most grand architectural buildings on Biscayne Boulevard, with its striking features and elaborate design. At night, the tower is surrounded by lights that further accentuate its gorgeous design.

Freedom Tower

Address: 600 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132

Website: Freedom Tower

Opening hours: Wed, Fri - Sun: 1pm - 6pm; Thu: 1pm - 8pm (closed on Mon & Tue)

23. Enjoy stellar views at Maurice A. Ferré Park

Best for: Families, friends

Located in the downtown part of Miami, Maurice A. Ferré Park is surrounded by some of the best places the city has to offer, such as Perez Art Museum Miami and Bayside Marketplace. From the park, visitors can enjoy great views of skyscrapers, lush greenery, and the gorgeous bay. A stand-out feature of the park is the Spanish Navy Plaza or Plaza de la Marina Española, a monument that honors the Spanish Navy and the vessel that arrived in America in the late 1400s. Apart from the awesome scenery, the park is a fantastic place to relax or have an evening out with friends.

Maurice A. Ferré Park

Address: 1075 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132

Opening hours: 24 hours (daily)

24. Visit the Miami Design District

Best for: Art lovers, shopping enthusiasts, foodies

Located in Midtown Miami, Miami’s Design District is home to over a hundred art galleries, showrooms, vintage stores, boutiques, bars, and restaurants. In addition to being a haven for quirky art galleries, it is also a high-end luxury shopping strip, home to stores like Christian Louboutin, Prada, and more. Both South Beach’s shopping and dining are making way for the design district, which houses some of Miami’s most reputable chefs such as Michael Schwartz and Michelle Bernstein. Locals and visitors alike flock to the district to dine and shop, but also to check out Miami’s International Art Fair, which takes place in the design district.

Miami Design District

Website: Miami Design District

25. Get a glimpse of Europe through Coconut Grove

Best for: History buffs, art enthusiasts

A true testament to Miami’s diverse background is the historic neighborhood of Coconut Grove. It features an old Italian mansion that was once the vacation home of billionaire James Deering, back in the 1910s, known as Villa Vizcaya. Though most come for the history and jaw-dropping architecture, the phenomenal photo-op is an added bonus. This funky neighborhood is where artistic souls come together. It mixes Bohemian and Bahamian vibes, which will certainly make for a stop to remember.

To explore the neighborhood, it may be best to ride a bike instead of walking as it takes longer to complete the journey. Take part in the free-of-charge bike tour organized by Royal Palm Tours of Miami.

26. Experience Cuban culture in Little Havana

Best for: Culture enthusiasts

Miami’s Latin flare is indisputable. In this city, it’s true you’re better off knowing Spanish than English, and no part of the city showcases Miami’s Latin culture better than Little Havana, Miami’s colorful center of Hispanic culture. The area is filled with authentic Latin cafes, restaurants, and other dining options, as well as markets that show tribute to all of the various Latin backgrounds that have made their way into the city. Here, you will feel as though you’ve stepped out of the country and into Havana, where you’ll see locals grabbing an afternoon cafecito and children playing futbol in the streets.

The best time to visit Little Havana is on the last Friday of every month when Little Havana hosts Viernes Culturales or Cultural Fridays, a monthly gallery night that showcases the cultural arts scene of the neighborhood. Explore the beauty of Calle Ocho too, which is held at the end of the Carnaval Miami, which takes place from February through March every year. With a music festival and fun events such as croquette eating contests, this can be an interesting activity for the whole family.

27. View a stunning art collection at Pérez Art Museum Miami

Best for: Art enthusiasts

Pérez Art Museum Miami is a sought-after destination in Downtown Miami as it has a superior line-up of exhibits, lectures, educational programs, and events geared toward the community. The building was designed by a Swiss firm, and its collection of art comes from the Caribbean, Latin America, and Africa. Those who have an affinity for art can view almost 3,000 art pieces and then take in the beautiful hanging garden outside the grand building. Guests can enjoy delicious cuisine and awesome views at the museum’s on-site eatery.

Pérez Art Museum Miami

Address: 1103 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132

Website: Pérez Art Museum Miami

Opening hours: Mon - Tue, Fri - Sun: 10am - 6pm; Thu: 10am - 9pm (closed on Wed)

Price: 12 - 16 USD

28. Stroll through the magnificent grounds at Vizcaya Museum & Gardens

Best for: History buffs, architecture enthusiasts

Vizcaya Museum & Gardens offers a Renaissance-style aesthetic within the tropical backdrop of Miami’s landscape. Built back in 1914, the museum is filled with the best antiques, paintings, and furnishings from Europe. The entire museum is a lavish wonder, with its stained glass doors, marble floors, and fresco ceilings that will send you back to Renaissance times. The museum sits on 10 acres (4 hectares) of a stunning garden. Though it resembles the layout of a French property, it does manage to incorporate tropical greenery and even a Mediterranean feel. An added element to the garden is the pavilion, which gives aerial views of the garden.

Vizcaya Museum & Gardens

Address: 3251 S Miami Ave, Miami, FL 33129

Website: Vizcaya Museum & Gardens

Opening hours: Thu - Mon: 9:30am - 4:30pm (closed on Tue & Wed)

Price: 10 - 22 USD

29. Enjoy a visit to Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami

Best for: Art lovers

Eclectic, thought-provoking, imaginative - these are just a few words to describe the artwork featured at Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami. The museum seeks to introduce the concept of contemporary art to visitors. With its programs and exhibitions, guests are exposed to new artists and can hone an appreciation for innovative art. The museum encourages the exchange of ideas to help foster artistic expression. Furthermore, it provides the community free access to the artworks year-round.

Institute of Contemporary Art

Address: 61 NE 41st St, Miami, FL 33137

Website: Institute of Contemporary Art

Price: Free

30. Catch the sunset at Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park

Best for: Bikers, picnickers, couples

At Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, visitors can bask in the sun and enjoy a tour of the lighthouse. On this tour, visitors will be able to learn some interesting details about the lighthouse and keeper’s cottage. Cape Florida Lighthouse was built back in 1825 and has helped slaves seek freedom and helped travelers make safe passage to the British Bahamas. Spend some time biking, picnicking, or viewing the beautiful Atlantic Ocean and the Biscayne Bay environs. The area is popular for those who seek solitude. The gorgeous sunset at the end of the day is another added bonus.

Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park

Address: 1200 Crandon Blvd, Key Biscayne, FL 33149

31. Take your four-legged friend to Hobie Island Beach Park

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Best for: Families, dog owners, beachgoers

Hobie Island Beach Park is a favorite among dog lovers as a dog-friendly beach. Here, dogs of any size can run and explore to their heart’s content. Another highlight is the windsurfing facilities on the beach. Beachgoers can either watch or rent some gear and get in on the windsurfing action. Sessions for windsurfing range from two hours to an all-day session that’s done in groups. The beach’s location makes it a great place for viewing the city, particularly at night when lights switch on around the city. There are also other areas to relax in while you take in the sunset with your furry friend.

Hobie Island Beach Park

Address: Old, Rickenbacker Causeway, Miami, FL 33149

Opening hours: 6:30am - 8pm (daily)

32. Enjoy the crystal clear waters at Haulover Beach

Best for: Beach lovers, families, golfers

With palm trees swaying in the wind and turquoise clear waters, Haulover Beach is the ideal spot to enjoy the sun and sand. There’s ample space for visitors to play beach games, have a picnic, or get a tan. Soak up the sun and then take a quick dip in the refreshing waters to cool off. The nearby Haulover Park has facilities so you can enjoy other activities besides lounging on the beach. A tennis center, a golf course, and kite-making workshops for kite flying allow you to pass the time with ease.

Haulover Beach

Address: 10800 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33154

33. Treat your taste buds at Tropical Chinese Restaurant

Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account

Best for: Foodies

Opened in 1984, Tropical Chinese Restaurant serves up traditional Hong Kong-style food using fresh ingredients. The restaurant is renowned among locals and accommodates both public and private dining that can seat up to 120 guests. The culinary creations are authentic Chinese dishes that make for a truly sumptuous meal. Fried rice comes in a variety of options ranging from Hong Kong sausage fried rice, Chinese anchovy and chicken fried rice, and Mama Yu beef and egg fried rice that can be paired with chicken, beef, fish, and vegetarian choices. Order some hot and sour soup, chicken corn soup, seafood tofu soup, or ginger scallion seafood soup.

Tropical Chinese Restaurant

Address: 7991 SW 40th St, Miami, FL 33155

Website: Tropical Chinese Restaurant

Opening hours: Mon - Fri: 11:30am - 9:30pm; Sat: 11am - 9:30pm; Sun: 11am - 9pm

34. Visit the stunning Virginia Key Beach Park

Best for: Beachgoers, couples

Virginia Key Beach Park is nestled just along Biscayne Bay and is a gorgeous beach perfect for beachgoers looking for sand and surf. This scenic paradise has stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and provides a sanctuary filled with natural elements. Visitors will love the peaceful environment and the chance to swim, soak up the sun, or get a tan. The long stretch of shoreland makes a romantic stroll with that special someone possible, and catching a glimpse of the sunset adds a sweet touch to the occasion.

Virginia Key Beach Park

Address: 4020 Virginia Beach Dr, Miami, FL 33149

Website: Virginia Key Beach Park

Opening hours: Mon - Thu: 9am - 5pm; Sat - Sun: 7am - 5pm

35. Make a splash at Grapeland Water Park

Best for: Families with kids

When the hot summer months approach, what better way to spend the day than by cooling off at a water park? Look no further than Grapeland Water Park, which has the ultimate water activities. As a family-friendly park, children and adults of all ages can enjoy all the amenities this recreational center has to offer. The water park features tube rides, pools with slides, and swimming areas. Check out Pirate Plunge, which has a shallow area and slides for toddlers, while Shipwreck Island is ideal for children over the age of six. Captain Lagoon, a gigantic pool, is fit for kids, teens, and adults. There’s also a chance to play a few games of tennis after you’ve had a swim.

Grapeland Water Park

Address: 1550 NW 37th Ave, Miami, FL 33125

Website: Grapeland Water Park

Price: 7 - 15 USD

36. Experience a touch of history at Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach

Best for: History enthusiasts

Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach is dedicated to the millions of Jews who were killed during World War II. There are more than 100 sculptures featured in the memorial, and it sees thousands of visitors every year. The main piece is known as the Sculpture of Love and Anguish that showcases an outstretched arm extended to the sky with figures attempting to climb up the arm. The memorial is surrounded by beautiful palm trees, lush vegetation, and a pond with lily pads.

Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach

Address: 1933-1945 Meridian Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139

Website: Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach

Opening hours: 9am - 7pm (daily)

37. Enjoy a day trip to the Barnacle Historic State Park

Best for: Nature lovers, literature enthusiasts, history buffs

The Barnacle Historic State Park was first built in 1891 by Ralph Monroe. The grounds cover five acres (two hectares) of well-manicured lawns upon which sits the Barnacle House. Take a stroll through the lush garden filled with tropical trees and shrubs. The main attraction is the house, and when you tour it you can learn all about its construction and its rich history. Visitors can also enjoy birding or have a picnic while watching the sailboats pass by. To promote literacy and a love of the arts, Shakespeare in the Park offers free performances from the works of William Shakespeare.

The Barnacle Historic State Park

Address: 3485 Main Hwy, Miami, FL 33133, United States

Opening hours: Thu: 9am - 7pm; Wed, Fri - Mon: 9am - 5pm (closed on Tue)

38. Grab authentic Mexican food at La Cerveceria De Barrio Mexican Food

Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account

Best for: Foodies

La Cerveceria De Barrio Mexican Food on Lincoln Road Mall is your go-to joint for delicious Mexican food. Designed with eclectic furniture and shades of brown, gold, and red, it has hints of Mexican culture in its interior. Serving fresh seafood and meat options, this restaurant promises authentic Mexican food. Start your day with a breakfast burrito, a veggie omelet, or chilaquiles alongside avocado toast and Mexican-style black beans. On the main menu, patrons can enjoy tasty nachos, quesadillas, and traditional guacamole. A true Mexican restaurant wouldn’t be complete without tacos. Here, they come four ways and are served using homemade corn tortillas.

La Cerveceria De Barrio Mexican Food

Address: 836 Lincoln Road Mall, Miami Beach, FL 33139, United States

Website: La Cerveceria De Barrio Mexican Food

Opening hours: Sat - Thu: 12pm - 11:45pm; Fri: 12pm - 12:45pm

39. Take a romantic trip to Cape Florida Lighthouse

Best for: Couples, history buffs, families

Surrounded by the beautiful Bills Baggs Cape Florida State Park, Cape Florida Lighthouse stands tall above the Key Biscayne shoreline. In the distant past, it has been a guide for fishermen and travelers. Daily tours of this majestic structure will inform visitors about its history, including ambushed and sinking vessels and escaped slaves. The stunning views atop the lighthouse are something to talk about, and they never cease to surprise and enchant visitors. A visit to this lighthouse makes a perfect trip for the family or a romantic outing while waiting for sunset - you will surely create memories you won’t soon forget.

Cape Florida Lighthouse

Address: 1200 South Crandon Blvd, Key Biscayne, FL 33149

Opening hours: Thu - Mon: 9am - 4pm (closed on Tue & Wed)

40. Explore Bayfront Park

Best for: Families, picnickers, yogis

Bayfront Park, located just on the edge of beautiful Biscayne Bay, is a comfortable retreat where you can spend time with family, friends, or that special someone. There are plenty of open lawn areas, tree canopies, and a beach where you can have a picnic while watching the waves. What is more, this park is extremely popular because of the free yoga classes offered. So, bring your yoga equipment with you and head to the park.

A tropical rock garden adds a unique touch to this splendid location. If visitors tire of the beach, they can head over to the waterfall for a refreshing cool down. The park has a convenient play area for kids. The Challenger Memorial and Slide Mantra are two contemporary art pieces that visitors can view as they stroll through the park.

Bayfront Park

Address: 301 N. Biscayne Blvd,Miami, Florida

Website: Bayfront Park

41. Learn about pioneer history at Lummus Park Historic District

Best for: History enthusiasts

Lummus Park Historic District, otherwise known as Lummus Park, is one of the oldest structures in Miami - built back in 1909 - and was one of Miami’s first green spaces. It has also been listed in the U.S. National Register of Historic Places, showing its importance as a cultural landmark. The surrounding neighborhood’s architecture is a mix of Mediterranean and Masonry styles, and it also showcases a Scottish-themed framework. The two remaining buildings situated within the park are Fort Dallas and William Wagner House, which date back to the pioneer period. Visitors will enjoy checking out this historic place to learn more about pioneer history and its influence on the community today.

Lummus Park Historic District

Address: 404 NW 3rd St, Miami, FL 33128

42. Experience a spiritual awakening at Cathedral of St. Mary

Best for: Spiritual travelers, families

Cathedral of St. Mary, located in Miami, Florida, was founded by 14 Catholics who started fundraisers to build a church. The church is designed with elements from a variety of architectural periods and features a clay-tiled roof, concrete walls, and mahogany doors. In the church’s history, it has been visited by Pope John Paul II. This site has been a ray of hope and light to the community over the years. Pay this cathedral a visit, join a mass, and enjoy the peaceful environment.

Cathedral of St. Mary

Address: 7525 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33150

Website: Cathedral of St. Mary

43. Taste some vegan flavors at Full Bloom

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Best for: Vegans

Full Bloom combines healthy eating and an intimate dining experience. Using fresh, local ingredients, this eatery is a special Miami spot that takes vegan dining to a whole new level. Its creative menu choice will surprise diners, and the delicious flavors will leave new converts coming back for more. A few of their lunch options include the Full Bloom Omelet, fruit buckwheat pancakes, and a breakfast platter that comes with scrambled tofu, Italian sausage, breakfast potatoes, and whole-grain toast. Don’t miss their dinner options, where they create their spin on classics like spaghetti carbonara and fajitas.

Full Bloom

Address: 1670 James Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139

Website: Full Bloom Gourmet Vegan Cuisine

44. Enter the ultimate arcade land at Ninja Lounge at Dezerland Park Miami

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Best for: Families with kids or teens, team-building activities

Fun and adventure await you at Ninja Lounge at Dezerland Park Miami, an indoor entertainment haven for gamers. The park features an arcade, a virtual reality park, an obstacle course, and a ninja warrior arena. Skilled sportsmen can try some gymnastics, ariel silks, and dance and art classes. Families and kids alike will have a blast with more than 200 arcade games they can play side by side or solo. This is great for family outings or team-building activities.

Ninja Lounge at Dezerland Park Miami

Address: 14401 NE 19th Avenue Dezerland Park Miami, North Miami, FL 33181

45. Enjoy bottle service at Blue Martini Brickell

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Best for: Partygoers

Located in the Brickell neighborhood, Blue Martini Brickell is one of Miami’s hottest clubs featuring live DJs and top-shelf alcohol. If you’re looking to hit the clubs in Miami and experience the amazing nightlife, then this is a good place to start - or end - your night. There are specials every day along with an impressive selection of tapas for you to snack on. As the name suggests, this club specializes in martinis and has a large champagne selection so you can get those bottles popping. The club has a lively atmosphere, with neon-lit tables and bars as well as the chance to book a private table or bottle service. The bar has happy hour specials every day as well as ladies’ night and an extensive food menu.

Blue Martini Brickell

Address: 900 S Miami Ave #250, Miami, FL 33130, United States

Website: Blue Martini Brickell

Opening hours: Mon: 4pm - 3am; Tue: 4pm - 4am; Tue - Sat: 4pm - 5am; Sun: 7pm - 3am

46. Experience a bit of Cuba at Ball & Chain

Best for: Music lovers, culture enthusiasts

Located in the heart of Little Havana, this club is a piece of Miami history. Ball & Chain has been around since 1935 and can be found in one of Miami’s most popular neighborhoods. Although some things may have changed over the years, the club remains a prominent feature not only in the neighborhood but in Miami at large. The establishment first starting playing live music during the 1940s. Prominent musicians like Louis Armstrong, Nat King Cole, and Ella Fitzgerald played here, giving African-American performers a venue to share their music. After the Cuban Revolution in 1969, this area of Miami saw a large influx of Cuban immigrants, and soon after, the club started catering to more Latin customers.

Now, Ball & Chain is one of the best places to go for live music, good Cuban food, and delicious Caribbean-inspired drinks. If you want to guarantee a table on your visit, be sure to book on their website. Drop by on a Tuesday at 9 pm and you get yourself a free rumba lesson.

Ball & Chain

Address: 1513 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33135, United States

Website: Ball & Chain

Opening hours: Mon - Wed: 11am - 12am; Thu: 11am - 2am; Fri - Sat: 11am - 3am; Sun: 11am - 1am

47. Party till dawn at E11EVEN Miami

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Best for: Partygoers

E11EVEN MIAMI is one of Miami’s hottest clubs, and if you’re in town looking to party, then you won’t be disappointed because the party is always going here. The club has a rooftop lounge and live DJs as well as burlesque dancers, acrobats, and of course, an extensive drink menu. With many options for drinks and food, you can spend hours on end here without having to be the first to leave the party. The club is also pretty massive, with outdoor spaces, dining areas, lounge areas, and a dancefloor, so each area of the club has a different feel. The neon-lit dancefloor is packed at almost all hours as they are open for 24 hours. On top of their drink menu, they also have a food menu and a dining area that is just as nice as the rest of the club. This establishment is ranked as not only one of the best nightclubs in Miami but in the entire country.

E11EVEN MIAMI

Address: 29 NE 11th St, Miami, FL 33132, United States

Website: E11EVEN MIAMI

Opening hours: 24 hours (daily)

48. Mix and mingle at Nixon Beach Sandbar

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Best for: Watersports lovers, partygoers

Nixon Beach Sandbar is a day trip that is definitely worth your time. Located on the gorgeous Key Biscane, this is one of Florida’s best treasures and is a must-visit for adventure lovers. Enjoy a yacht ride that speeds along Miami’s shoreline and showcases the grandeur of the city. Once you take that in, make a stop at one of Miami’s beautiful beaches. Here, you can enjoy jet-skiing, snorkeling, and swimming. The highlight of the trip is the sandbar, where you can swim and have your drink of choice. Vacationers will be able to take in the sights and socialize.

Nixon Beach Sandbar

Address: Biscayne Bay, Key Biscayne, FL 33149

Opening hours: 24 hours (daily)

49. Experience fine dining at Aromas del Peru

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Best for: Foodies

Offering Peruvian, Latin, and seafood options, Aromas del Peru is an eatery that makes for a wonderful fine dining experience. With modern decor and ambient lighting, the interior is inviting. Guests can choose from a menu that includes dishes like ceviche, sushi, rolls, soups, pasta, and desserts. Be sure to end your meal with their homemade Peruvian chocolate cake layered with cacao buttercream and dulce de leche.

Aromas del Peru

Address: 57 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 3314

Website: Aromas del Peru

Opening hours: Sun - Thu: 11:30am - 10pm; Fri - Sat: 11:30am - 11pm

50. Cruise past the homes of celebrities on Millionaire’s Row by boat

Best for: Couples, groups of friends

Last but not least, turn your toes back towards the city skyline to see Millionaire’s Row, the homes of the rich and famous including past and present: Gloria and Emilio Estefan, David Beckham, Julio Iglesias, Celia Cruz, Shakira, Shaquille O’Neal, and Liz Taylor. The list goes on.

Seeing Miami by way of water is a must while visiting, and this 90-minute tour offered by Island Queen Cruises, is a leisurely way to take it all in. Snacks and drinks can be purchased on the boat to add to the enjoyment, and highlights such as Fisher’s Island (where Oprah has one of her many homes), Miami Beach, and the Port of Miami can all be seen.

51. Discover Miami side by side on a bike

Best for: Bikers, couples, beachgoers

Explore Miami’s main attractions while also learning about the city’s vast architecture, history, and culture while riding a bike for two hours. For approximately 9 km (5 mi), travelers will cruise along Miami and visit the sites of the Versace Mansion and the Bass Art Museum. To endure Miami’s heat, tourists may take a quick dip at Nikki Beach. At Miami Beach Marina is where you’ll find Monty’s Restaurant and Bar which is known as a local favorite for some refreshments. After all, you’ll surely have a lot to talk about after the ride making it a perfect date with your partner!

52. Dine on succulent Cuban cuisine at El Mago de las Fritas

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Best for: Foodies

El Mago de las Fritas offers traditional flavors that will transport you to Cuba. For those trying Cuban cuisine for the first time, these flavors will awaken your palate. This restaurant serves food from the heart and promises quality food that will give you an awesome experience. Daily specials include tasty options like garbanzo, red beans, black beans, and split peas. Have a taste of their frittata, perros, and sides like crinkle-cut french fries and tamal a caballo with a fried egg. Don’t forget dessert! El Mago de las Fritas has pastries like guava empanadas, Mago’s Flan, and dulce de leche.

El Mago de las Fritas

Address: 5828 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33144, United States

Website: El Mago de las Fritas

Opening hours: Mon - Thu: 10:30am - 8pm; Fri - Sat: 10:30am - 9pm (closed on Sun)

53. Drink and dance at King of Diamonds

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Best for: Partygoers

The hottest part of Miami is not the weather but the clubs. King of Diamonds (or KOD) is one of the most iconic clubs in town. The club is known for its fun atmosphere, hot clientele, and neon-lit stages and bars. The servers are attentive and make sure every experience here is one you’ll want to remember. Grab a drink and indulge or spend a little money and get a table dance. They have themed nights like hip-hop Fridays and Latin Saturdays. This is a must-visit if you want to experience one of Miami’s most popular clubs.

King of Diamonds

Address: 7020 NW 72nd Ave, Miami, FL 33166, United States

54. Embark on a seaplane ride with your partner from Miami

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Best for: Couples

One of the most romantic things to do with your significant other is to take him or her on a seaplane ride across Miami. The 40-minute journey will give the travelers the opportunity to soar over the upper Florida Keys and see the lovely aerial view of the tropical islands. After which, an intimate lunch will welcome you upon landing at Lorelei Cabana Bar and Restaurant. Tourists may indulge in a sumptuous meal while also admiring the picture-perfect view of the beach before they head back to Miami!

55. Visit the gorgeous Morikami Gardens

Best for: Nature lovers, culture enthusiasts

The Morikami Gardens is an amazing museum for Japanese arts and culture located on the west of Delray Beach. It has two museum buildings where you have the Roji-en Japanese Gardens, a gift shop, a library, and an award-winning Japanese restaurant. Several rotating exhibits are displayed in both buildings, with demonstrations that include tea ceremonies and classes held in the main building. Traditional Japanese festivals are celebrated several times a year so am sure you will not lack something fun to do around this place.

Morikami Gardens

Address: 4000 Morikami Park Rd, Delray Beach, FL 33446, USA

Website: Morikami Gardens

Opening hours: 10am - 5pm (closed on Mon)

Price: 15 USD

56. Experience Miami Music Week

Best for: Music lovers, partygoers

Without a doubt, Miami Music Week is one of the most famous electronic music events in the world. Every year, thousands of music lovers worldwide make their way to the Sunshine State and the city transforms into a Mecca of dance music. A week of concerts, pool parties, and exclusive events, Miami Music Week presents electronic dance music fans around the world with an unparalleled week of sun-soaked fun and debauchery. The grand finale of MMW, is known as the world’s premier electronic music festival, Ultra, a three-day award-winning event that brings nearly 200,000 fans from over 90 countries to the city.

Miami Music Week

Website: Miami Music Week

57. Have a scenic ride on the famous Miami River

Best for: Outdoor lovers, couples

The Miami River is a beautiful river in Florida that runs through the city of Miami, including Downtown. The 5.5-mile (8.9 km) long river flows through Miami and offers a great scenic view of the city if you are doing a boat ride. If you love the excitement of touring a city on a cruise, this is the ideal place to enjoy that. You will be able to see the revolution of the river as you see the new-age development that has been stationed on the banks of the river not forgetting Miami’s scenic skyline.

The Miami River

Address: Miami, FL, USA

Website: The Miami River

Opening hours: 24/7

Price: 30 USD

58. Cruise the Downtown docks

Best for: Couples, families, photographers

Take a 1.5-hour boat cruise to enjoy the sunshine, sea breeze, and amazing panoramic view of Downtown Miami’s skyline. Take a seat on the outside deck, and you will get a crystal clear water view of incredible marine life. Some of the water animals you will see are dolphins, manta rays, and manatees. There will also be a tour narration in English. The cruise will also move past the world-famous Millionaire Row where you can spot celebrity homes.

59. Have fun at Jumping Jamboree

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Best for: Kids

Jumping Jamboree is the biggest indoor place for inflatable play in South Florida. Spanning across a huge space, it features wall-to-wall inflatable obstacle courses, slides, and jumps. The place is specifically designed for the entertainment of kids in the age group of six months to 12 years old. They will love to play here for several hours without getting bored. There are separate inflatables and a soft play area for toddlers. Jumping Jamboree also has a huge video arcade room and is open for play and parties.

Jumping Jamboree

Address: 6000 NW 97th Ave #1, Doral, FL 33178, United States

Website: Jumping Jamboree

Opening hours: Sat - Sun: 11am - 7pm (closed from Mon - Fri)

60. Take a leisure walk through Miami Riverwalk

Best for: Couples, solo travelers

The walking track alongside Miami River begins at Bayfront Park and ends one block from the South West 2nd Street bridge. The path follows the twists and turns of the river and Biscayne Bay, an ideal way to explore the city and its highlights alongside it. If you are lucky, the annual Miami Riverwalk Festival might be on to partake in festivities and cultural activities. Take in the beautiful views of the Miami skyline as you cross bridges and make your way through this wonderful walkway.

Miami Riverwalk

Address: Bayfront Park, 301 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132, United States

61. Cross the Rickenbacker Causeway on a seaplane

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Best for: Sightseeing squads, photographers, couples

See Miami from an aerial view. Take a 30-minute seaplane tour! A professional pilot shares fascinating stories and facts about the state as he or she takes you on a joyful ride over signature architecture, mansions, beaches, and coastal hotspots like Star Island, Biscayne, South Beach, and Coconut Grove.

62. Feel the adrenaline rush of firing a machine gun

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Best for: Thrill seekers

If you love adventure, then this indoor activity can be one of your best bets in Miami. You will enjoy the opportunity of machine gun shooting at an indoor gun range. There will be firearm experts who will guide you on how to fire, aim, and hold machine guns so that you have a hassle-free experience. Whether you are a beginner or an expert shooter, these professionals will be by your side no matter what. There are various packages to choose from depending on the type of gun you want to use.

63. Admire vibrant street art at Wynwood Walls

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Best for: Art lovers

This hour-long walking tour goes through the Wynwood Walls - a warehouse district turned into a street art museum. It allows you to witness ever-changing murals by legendary graffiti and street artists, explore the Peter Tunney gallery, and visit the Wynwood Doors featuring framed walls of renowned artists such as Tavar Zawacki, VHILS, Audrey Kawaski, and Tatiana Suarez. The tour group also passes through the Wynwood Garden where you’ll see the endangered Florida panther sculpture made out of recycled trash. On the tour, you get to extensively learn about how the founder’s company transformed the warehouse district into the hottest, most Instagrammed spot in the whole of Miami, and gain insights into the nuances of street art and public art.

On a lucky day, you may even have a chance to meet Peter Tunney himself as he can often be found talking to artists in his gallery. The tour comes with the option of a midday or evening departure so you can book either slot at your convenience.

64. Go karting with your friends at Xtreme Action Park

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Best for: Sports enthusiasts

Welcome to this indoor race track in Miami featuring innumerable go-karts that can go at a maximum speed of 45 miles (72 kilometers) per hour. Each race session has a duration of eight minutes and you have to come here with a valid ID. You will love the experience as there are no traffic jams or stop signs here, unlike driving on a normal road. You can also watch your friends go-karting and enjoy the entire experience.

Xtreme Go Karting

Address: 5300 Powerline Rd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309, United States

Website: Xtreme Action Park

Opening hours: Mon - Tue: 2pm - 10pm; Wed: 11am - 12am; Thu: 11am - 1am; Fri - Sat: 11am - 12am; Sun: 11am - 10pm

65. Play retro games at Arcade Odessey

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Best for: Kids and teens

Arcade Odessey exudes a retro vibe and boasts a versatile choice of classic and new games to take your pick from. Located in South Miami, enjoy an exciting day with your loved ones here. You will come across all sorts of retro games here ranging from survival to action-adventure. It is easy to lose track of time here, thanks to the huge variety of LAN centers, pinball machines, and esports Arena with a wide array of consoles. If you are thirsty after a couple of hours, do not panic as the venue offers different types of craft beers, sake, and bubble tea along with a variety of snacks.

Arcade Odessey

Address: 12045 SW 117th Ave, Miami, FL 33186, United States

Website: Arcade Odessey

Opening hours: Mon: - Fri: 2pm - 11pm; Sat: 12pm - 11pm; Sun: 12pm - 10pm

66. Watch a movie at the historic Tower Theatre

Best for: Film enthusiasts, indoor activity

MDC’s Tower Theater first opened in 1926 and is considered one of the oldest landmarks in Miami. Located on SW Eighth Street and Fifteenth Avenue in Miami, it has the distinction of being the highest-grossing cinema in South Florida. If you are a movie buff and it is a rainy day in the city, then you and your loved ones should check out Tower Theatre. It showcases multicultural movies, educational and cultural programs, and live performances throughout the year.

Tower Theatre

Address: 1508 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33135, United States

Website: Tower Theatre

67. Solve complicated puzzles at PanIQ Escape Room

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Best for: Friends, team-building, indoor activity

In case you are fond of solving complicated puzzles, then visiting an escape room can be a great way to spend some hours indoors on a rainy day. PaniQ Escape Room is set centrally in Wynwood and offers you some of the best live escape games in America. An escape room is a form of group game that drew its inspiration from video games and recent films. Players are given a fixed time to complete a task in a themed room and they have to find clues, crack codes, solve puzzles, and take on various tasks.

PaniQ Escape Room

Address: 388 NW 27th St, Miami, FL 33127, United States

Website: PaniQ Escape Room

Opening hours: 10am - 10pm (daily)

68. Enjoy a glass of beer at Concrete Beach Brewery

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Best for: Beer lovers

This craft beer brewery is set in the middle of Wynwood Arts District. If you want to savor craft beer, which drew its inspiration from the flavors and culture of Miami, a visit to Concrete Beach Brewery should definitely be on your bucket list. It is famous in the area for its excellent selection of seasonal brews. Indeed, it’s a nice place to go to if you want to experience great beer coupled with good service.

Concrete Beach Brewery

Address: 325 NW 24th St, Miami, FL 33127, United States

69. Explore charming Coral Castle with its limestone furniture

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Best for: Architecture and design buffs

Made entirely out of oolitic limestone, single-handedly, by one man, this amazing building was constructed over a span of 28 years! No one knows the secret to how Ed Leedskalnin completed this splendid work more than 60 years ago with only homemade tools to aid him. Children will have fun taking in the highlights of the castle, such as functional rocking chairs, an accurate sundial, a bathtub, and a Polaris telescope.

Coral Castle

Address: Coral Castle Museum 28655 South Dixie Highway Miami, FL 33033

Website: Coral Castle

Opening hours: Sun - Thu: 9am - 6pm; Fri - Sat: 9am - 7pm

Price:18 USD (adults); 8 USD (child); 15 USD (senior)

70. Throw the spotlight on native history at Miccosukee Indian Village

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Best for: History enthusiasts

Tucked away in Everglades National Park, this charming native American village gives children a peek into history. There is a museum at the village and an alligator show where you can handle the reptiles and also click pictures alongside them. If you are lucky enough to stop by on a festival day, you will get to see some traditional dances too. A handicraft store on the premises is a good opportunity to pick up some souvenirs.

Miccosukee Indian Village

Address: US Hwy 41, Miami, FL 33194

Website: Miccosukee Indian Village

Opening hours: 9am - 5pm (daily)

Price: 15 USD

71. Enjoy panoramic vistas of Miami from a speedboat

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Best for: Outdoor lovers, sightseeing squads

Set off from Bayside marketplace on a speedboat to get a glimpse of the city from the water. Sit back as the boat speeds past Flagler Monument Island and the Coast Guard station. Take a look at the mansions that line Star Island and the Venetian Islands as you listen to your captain narrate anecdotes about who lives where and how much you’d have to pay to own one of those mansions! Pass by Cruise Beach before turning back. Young or old, you won’t know how fast 45 minutes just sped by!

72. Ride on the iconic Metromover

Best for: Families, friends, sightseeing squads

Operating seven days a week, Metromover is the best way to explore the city of Miami. There are 21 stations that are scattered in the Brickell and downtown area. Bayside Marketplace, Miami-Dade County School Board, Miami-Dade College, and American Airlines Arena are among the most popular destinations where Metromover makes stops.

Metromover

Website: Metromover

Opening hours: Mon - Thu: 5am - 11pm; Fri: 5am - 12am; Sat: 6am - 12am; Sun: 6am - 11pm

Price: Free

73. Get amazed at Philip & Patricia Frost Museum of Science

Best for: Families with kids, school field trips

The ideal way to spend a day with the whole family, Miami’s acclaimed science museum has permanent exhibitions that explore biology and ecosystems, human interactions with technology, and several other interesting curations made for the curious-minded. The three-level aquarium and 250-seat planetarium itself are enough to keep children of all ages continuously engaged, but older children will definitely not want to miss a chance to delve into ‘Strange Matter’ and the 'Design Lab’, made for tasks requiring a more hands-on approach.

Philip & Patricia Frost Museum of Science

Address: 1101 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132, USA

Website: Philip & Patricia Frost Museum of Science

Opening hours: 9:30am - 6pm (daily)

Price: From 29.95 USD

74. Tour the city with BigBus Miami

Best for: First-time visitors, sightseeing squads

A classic way to see the city is BigBus Miami, the hop-on and hop-off bus service that allows you to choose between three sightseeing routes to see the whole of Miami City. From classic South Beach to downtown Biscayne, to the colourful Wynwood Walls and vibrant Little Havana, there is no better way to familiarise yourself with this city than with BigBus Miami. Buses arrive at stops every 20 minutes by the key points of interest, allowing you flexibility and a completely customisable experience.

BigBus Miami

Website: BigBus Miami

Opening hours: 10am - 5pm (daily)

Price: From 45 USD

75. Have fun at Jungle Island

Best for: Birdwatches, animal lovers, families

Jungle Island is Miami’s adventure park, bringing in the city’s tropical island vibe as its theme for rides and atmosphere. Described as an ‘eco-adventure theme park’, Jungle Island features personal experiences with twin orangutans, over 300 species of birds, and the wonderful parrots that have become an icon of the park. With all the amenities and facilities available on Watson Island, it is the perfect place to spend half your day with the family and children.

Jungle Island

Address: 1111 Parrot Jungle Trail Miami, Florida 33132

Website: Jungle Island

Opening hours: 10am - 5pm (daily)

Price: 30 USD

76. Visit the beautiful Fort Dallas Park

Best for: Nature lovers, couples

An unspoiled, undiscovered part of Miami is Fort Dallas Park tucked behind SE 4th Street, alongside the Miami Riverwalk. Originally a site of the American military presence named after US Navy Commodore Alexander James Dallas, the park is a hidden gem in the midst of a busy city. A welcome reprise from the high city buildings and fancy hotels, the park’s beautiful trees and vegetation, including ficus, oak, Royal Poinciana, and palm trees offer a calm and serene spot away from the bustle.

Fort Dallas Park

Address: 404 Northwest 3rd Street

77. Thrill your inner child (or let your kids be kids) at GameTime

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Best for: Families with kids

Another playground for the young and young at heart is Steven Spielberg’s GameTime, a 33,000-foot (10,058-meter) wide multi-level indoor playground at Sunset Place. From vintage arcade games to virtual reality arenas, GameTime will have you swooshing down ski trails, throwing darts, and fighting off Jurassic Park dinosaurs in a true quality fun time for the whole family.

GameTime Miami Arcade, Restaurant & Sports Bar

Address: Shops at Sunset Place Mall, 5701 Sunset Dr Suite 330, Miami, FL 33143

Price: 15 USD for 1 hour

Opening Hours: Monday: 11 am-11 pm. Tuesday: 11 am-11 pm. Wednesday: 11 am-11 pm. Thursday: 11 am-12 am. Friday: 11 am-2 am. Saturday: 10 am-2 am. Sunday: 10 am-11 pm

Contact: 305 667 4263

Website: Game Time

78. Take a trip down the memory lane with one of the Supremes

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Best for: Music lovers

The Supremes were an American pop-soul vocal group that consisted of the most successful performers of the 1960s and the flagship act of Motown Records. The group had a great musical crowd following which gave them a great name across America. The lead singer, Diana Ross, gave the group its popularity that stuck since time immemorial. At present, Mary Wilson (one of the group’s members) still performs in Miami and you can catch her at various events across the city. It will give you a historical taste of great music and vocals.

Miami Design District Performance Series

Address: Palm Court - 140 NE 39th Street, Miami, Florida

Website: Miami Design District Performance Series

79. Tour or watch a show at Olympia Theater

Best for: Theater lovers

This theater opened to the public in 1926 as a silent movie palace. It now hosts musical performances, film festivals, and stand-up comedies. During intermission, you can have a quick tour of this historic theatre which is a representative of Moorish architecture. This theatre also provides a guided tour on the second Tuesday of every month.

Olympia Theater

Address: 174 E. Flagler Street, Miami

Website: Olympia Theater

Price: 70 USD

80. Explore the historic artifacts at HistoryMiami Museum

Best for: History buffs

The HistoryMiami Museum has a long and established place in the downtown Miami area, having contributed significantly to research and education programs for the local community. Its exhibitions are a great learning experience for visitors, bringing to light images and stories from South Florida’s past. Exhibitions include diverse representations from Afro-Cuban folk art to representations of Football in Miami-Dade’s history. As a Smithsonian Affiliate institution, HistoryMiami Museum is a must-visit for all those passing through Miami.

HistoryMiami Museum

Address: 101 West Flagler Street, Miami, FL 33130

Website: HistoryMiami Museum

Opening hours: Tue - Sat: 10am - 5pm; Sun: 12pm - 5pm (closed on Mon)

Price: 10 USD

81. Spot diverse wildlife at Zoo Miami

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Best for: Families, animal lovers

Whether you are traveling solo or with loved ones, visiting a zoo will always be a fun and worthy experience. Zoo Miami, also known as Miami-Dade Zoological Park and Gardens, is the oldest and largest zoo in the state of Florida. Inside the zoological park live more than 3,000 animals that are ready to greet you upon arrival. The zoo is divided into sections that are based on continents such as Africa, Australia, and Asia. In addition to seeing all the animals, you can also take part in exciting activities organized by the zoo such as feedings, rides, and presentations. Zoo Miami also enjoys the reputation of being the only tropical zoo in the continental USA.

82. Visit the remarkable Miami Circle, a National Historic Landmark

Best for: History buffs, archaeology enthusiasts

The Miami Circle is an archaeological site discovered only in 1998 when a local entrepreneur was using the site for a high-rise. The site is a perfect circle of twenty-four holes arranged in the area very close to the Miami River and has been discovered to date back to prehistoric times. Also known as the Miami River Circle or Brickell Point, this archaeological feature was made a National Historic Landmark in 2009 and is a well-established part of South Florida’s early history.

Miami Circle National Historic Landmark

Address: 461 Brickell Ave, Miami, FL 33131

83. Enjoy jazz at Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts

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Best for: Music and theater lovers

The beautiful Art Deco building located on Biscayne Boulevard is Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, a must-visit for those interested in music and theatre during their time in the city. Built in 1929, the Arsht Center has been the site for ballets, symphonies, orchestras, musical series, and countless theatre productions. Be sure to check out their website to find the most up-to-date schedule of what will be on during your visit.

Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts

Address: 1300 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132, USA

Website: Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts

Opening hours: Box Office: Mon - Fri: 10am - 6pm (closed on Sat & Sun_

84. Marvel at the architecture of Alfred I. duPont Building

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts

The Alfred I. DuPont Building is a must-see building for architecture fans when visiting Miami. A symbol of Miami’s emergence from the 1930s’ Great Depression, it was completed in 1939 on the back of the city’s economic recovery and was named after the principal tenant of the building at the time - Florida National Bank’s owner, Alfred I. DuPont. No longer a banking site, the building hosts private events such as weddings. It is sure to be a treat for those who want to be served a drink from behind a 1930s hand-wrought bank teller window. The vast and detailed hand-painted ceiling, limestone walls, and beautiful Art Deco touches throughout the building highlight an era to be remembered.

Alfred I. duPont Building

Address: 169 East Flagler Street, Miami, Florida 33131

Website: Alfred I. duPont Building

85. Visit the Miami Dade College Museum of Art and Design

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Best for: Art lovers

Engage with the visual aesthetics of artworks displayed at the Museum of Art and Design that belongs to Miami Dade College. As you observe from one artwork to another, you will be able to see the diverse perspectives through all the artworks created by renowned visual artists and designers. Please note the opening hours as the museum only opens for a few hours and not every day.

Miami Dade College Museum of Art and Design

Address: 600 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132, USA

Website: Miami Dade College Museum of Art and Design

Opening hours: Thu : 1pm - 8pm; Wed, Fri - Sun: 1pm - 6pm (closed on Mon & Tue)

Price: Free

86. Get entertained at Kaseya Center

Best for: Culture enthusiasts, sports lovers

Home to basketball legends the Miami Heat, Kaseya Center hosts several musical acts and performances alongside its basketball series. Celebrity performances are common, as are celebrity attendees to the shows, with big names stepping out regularly to one of the most plush venues in the city. Accessible by the Miami Metrorail as well as being located in the heart of Downtown Miami alongside Biscayne Bay, catch a number of performances or basketball games at American Airlines Arena.

Kaseya Center

Address: 601 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132, United States

Website: Kaseya Center

Opening hours: Box office: Mon - Fri: 10am - 4pm

87. See the art displays at Meetinghouse Art Collective & Gallery

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Best for: Art lovers

An unusual art space that aims to redefine the boundaries of art and a gallery space, Meetinghouse is interdisciplinary, bringing together historians, artists, architects, designers, and connecting them in a group exhibition. Located in the historic Huntington building, visit Meetinghouse for its array of exhibitions, lectures, screenings, and performances that highlight the work of local, national, and international artists in mixed media, all under one roof.

Meetinghouse Art Collective & Gallery

Website: Meetinghouse Art Collective & Gallery

88. Engage in cultural programs at Deering Estate

Best for: Culture enthusiasts

Deering Estate belonged to Charles Deering, the father of James Deering. Deering Estate was the place where Charles Deering lived his life until he died in 1927. Now, Deering Estate features a variety of programs, tours, and events such as concerts and movies to preserve the culture, art, and history of the city.

Deering Estate

Address: 16701 SW 72nd Ave, Miami, FL 33157, USA

Website: Deering Estate

Opening hours: 10am - 4pm (daily)

Price: 15 USD

89. Savour the famous Hamburger House Party

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Best for: Burger lovers, families, friends

This restaurant is located in the Magic City Casino. There are ample parking spaces. Upon walking to the place you start soaking in the history of Miami’s oldest fast-food restaurants, as well as the new ones such as McDonald’s, and Burger King just to mention but a few. If you’re lucky enough to catch the Burger Beast himself while you’re there, feel free to ask him any questions about how he started collecting the artifacts and also attend his hamburger house party that draws out masses of burger lovers.

Hamburger House Party

Address: Casino, 450 NW 37th Ave @, Miami, FL 33125, United States

Website: Burger Beast

90. Go back in time at Café la Trova’s '80s-themed bar

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Best for: Retro lovers, foodies

Walk in through the doors of this fancy restaurant and you’ll be transported back in time to the nostalgic era of Cuba’s golden days. This retro-Cuban restaurant comes with authentic Cuban-style cuisine with every drink referencing the original taste, the recipe used making every sip authentically robust and flavorful. The nights are usually filled with live music as the highlight of their entertainment where you can join in and break a leg to some amazing Cuban tunes.

Café la Trova

Address: 971 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33130, USA

Website: Café la Trova

Opening hours: Mon - Wed : 11am - 12am; Thu: 11am - 2am; Sun: 4pm - 12am

Price: 10 - 30 USD

91. Visit the luxurious Biltmore Hotel

Best for: History buffs

In its heyday, the luxurious Biltmore Hotel was a sanctuary for prominent heads of states and famous celebrities, including Judy Garland, Bing Crosby, and the Roosevelts, but that doesn’t mean ordinary people like you and me can’t get a taste of its luxury. Every Sunday, free tours let you explore the hotel’s rich charm and character. There was a time in the 1930s when the hotel hosted aquatic galas where guests would watch alligator wrestling and a boy wonder who could dive eighty-five feet from a platform. It is still said that its corridors are haunted by the spirit of Thomas Walsh. Perhaps a spirit of those charming times still lives in the hotel’s walls.

Millennium Biltmore Hotel Walking Tour

Address: 1200 Anastasia Ave, Coral Gables, FL 33134

Price: from 15 USD

Opening Hours: Sundays at 2 p.m.

Duration: 1-¾ hours

Contact: 855 311 6903

Website: Biltmore Hotel Walking Tour

92. Enjoy fun-filled shopping at Mary Brickell Village

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Best for: Shopping enthusiasts

The ultimate lifestyle destination for locals in Miami, Mary Brickell Village provides all necessary conveniences and luxuries in one destination. Enjoy people-watching whilst sipping an ice latte, or embrace the Miami lifestyle and partake in the boutique shopping and a bit of self-care whilst you visit. From blow dry bars and gyms to large supermarkets and a fantastic array of restaurants and cafes to choose from, you will find everything you need and many more that you want, all under one conveniently located space.

Mary Brickell Village

Address: 901 S Miami Ave, Miami, FL 33130, USA

Website: Mary Brickell Village

Opening hours: Mon - Sat: 10am - 9pm; Sun: 12pm - 6pm

93. Try ceviche and cocktails at CVI.CHE 105

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Best for: Partygoers, foodies, date nights

Try some South American flavours at this award-winning Peruvian restaurant, CVI.CHE 105. With a mix of traditional and creative dishes, including spectacular ceviches, CVI.CHE 105 is a must-visit for all foodies, looking to explore their gastronomical palette. Wash down the choclo (jumbo Peruvian corn kernels) and cancha (Andean roasted corn nuts) with their delicious cocktail selection, offering you the best pisco sours in the city. A great space for a date night or dinner and drinks with large groups, the place serves specialties that will make for great impressions, no matter the occasion.

CVI.CHE 105

Address: 105 NE 3rd Ave, El 33131, Miami, FL 33132-2217

Website: CVI.CHE 105

Opening hours: Mon - Thu: 11:30am - 10pm; Fri: 11:30am - 11pm; Sat - Sun: 12pm - 11pm

94. Catch a show at Flamingo Theater Bar

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Best for: Culture enthusiasts

Have a night out on the town in the buzzing Brickell neighborhood during your Miami visit, which is famed for its abundance of nightlife. Catering to everything from dive bars with pool tables, to the plush velvet sofas for the glamorous, Brickell has something for everyone. Flamingo Theater Bar is a great option for those who want to enjoy the best of local talent - from stand-up comedians to theatre productions and Latin music acts, enjoy these varied performances in the heart of downtown amongst a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Flamingo Theater Bar

Address: 905 Brickell Bay Dr, Miami, FL 33131, USA

Website: Flamingo Theater Bar

Opening hours: Thu - Sun: 8:30pm - 3am (closed from Mon - Wed)

95. See the spectacular Miami Tower

Best for: Foodies, shoppers, architecture enthusiasts

Even office buildings in the central business district are of wonder in Miami and architecture fans must check out the Miami Tower - 47 floors high and a recipient of numerous architectural awards. The three-tiered feature made from glass makes the tower recognisable on the Miami skyline, but you can visit the numerous retail and restaurant options available if you want a more personalised look at the building. The sky lobby on the 11th floor offers sweeping views of this beach city.

The Miami Tower

Address: 100 SE 2nd St, Miami, FL 33131, United States

Website: The Miami Tower

Opening hours: Mon - Fri: 7am - 7pm (closed on Sat & Sun)

96. Go dancing at Club Space

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Best for: Partygoers

Miami comes to life after dark, and nowhere is that truer than within the walls of Club Space. Considered the best music venue for those looking for house/techno and an after-hours spot, Club Space is located in the heart of downtown Miami’s party district and will not disappoint club-goers with its fabulous music and atmosphere. Opens on a Friday evening and does not shut down until Sunday evening, Club Space is for all those heading to Miami for a night (or two) they won’t forget.

Club Space

Address: 34 NE 11 ST, MIAMI, FL, 33132, USA

Website: Club Space

Opening hours: Fri: 10pm - 12am; Sat: 12am - 12am; Sun: 12am - 4pm (closed from Mon - Thu)

97. Discover the exceptional Knight Plaza

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Best for: Nature lovers, couples

The building connecting Pérez Art Museum Miami and Frost Museum of Science and situated on the waterfront of Biscayne Bay is the magnificent Knight Plaza. A community project that provides an oasis in the hot tropics, the plaza showcases sub-tropical plants in seamless designs that flow into one another, to form walls, lounges, and seating across the one acre of land. Take the time out from your visit to these museums to stop by here and marvel at this unique creation.

Knight Plaza

Address: 1103 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132, United States

98. Shop and dine at Aventura Mall

Best for: Shopaholics and foodies

If you’re looking for the top shopping destination in the city, Aventura Mall is it. This shopping mall boasts over 300 stores, including the largest Apple store in Florida. Other brand favorites that you’ll find here include Adidas and Anthropologie, as well as luxury brands such as Gucci and Hermès. Tired after a day of shopping? Choose from over 50 restaurants to dine in.

Shoppers can also enjoy a self-guided ArtWalk audio tour and see amazing works of art thanks to the Arts Aventura Mall program. This is definitely a great place to be on a rainy day!

Aventura Mall

Address: 19501 Biscayne Blvd, Aventura, FL 33180

Opening Hours: Mon - Sat: 11am - 9pm; Sun: 11am - 8pm

Website: Aventura Mall

99. Have coffee at Versailles or La Carreta

Best for: Coffee addicts, friends, solo travelers, couples

Versailles Restaurant and la Carreta are the most popular Cuban cafeterias, thronged by locals and tourists alike. Here, the food is as important as the atmosphere, with the voices of Cuban exiles discussing the things they care about. Versailles’s 40-year reputation is built on both its good food and on being an iconic meeting place for Cubans. The jury is still out on Versailles vs La Carreta, but perhaps for its iconic reputation as the place to be, Versailles still tops most lists with La Carreta a close second with its delicious Cuban espresso. But there are no rules against trying both to judge for yourself.

Versailles Restaurant

Address: 3555 SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33135

Opening Hours: Monday-Thursday: 8:00 am - 1:00 am; Friday-Saturday: 8:00 am - 2:30 am; Sunday: 9:00 am - 1:00 am

Contact: 305 441 2500

Website: Versailles Restaurant

La Carreta

Address: 3632 SW 8th St, Miami, Florida 33135

Opening Hours: Sunday-Thursday: 8 am-12am; Friday: 8 am-2 pm; Saturday: 8 am-3 pm

Contact: 305 444 7501

Website: La Carreta

100. Soak in the glamorous vibe of Miami Beach

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Best for: Foodies, partygoers, culture enthusiasts, beach lovers

Miami Beach is not a beach, but a beautiful city that is situated in South Florida, only 8.5 mi (13.68 km) from Miami. You can access this island city through bridges that are connected to mainland Miami. The most famous area of Miami Beach is probably South Beach, which is known for its glamorous vibes. Models and celebrities love spending time in South Beach. As soon as you set foot in this destination, you can enjoy a myriad of high-end restaurants and boutiques along with Art Deco buildings that come with pastel colors.

101. Hike and bike the trails of Bear Cut Nature Preserve

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Best for: Outdoor enthusiasts, adventure seekers

Do you enjoy outdoor activities? If you are into hiking and biking for free, you should make your way to Bear Cut Nature Preserve. Set on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, the nature preserve provides easy and convenient trails for people of all ages. The best thing about this preserve is that you can enjoy hiking and biking as well as admiring the spectacular views of the ocean and greenery that are all around you at the same time.

Bear Cut Nature Preserve

Address: 6767 Crandon Blvd, Key Biscayne, FL 33149, USA

Website: Bear Cut Nature Preserve

Price: Free

102. Zoom across the city on a jet ski tour

Best for: Watersports enthusiasts

Hop on a three-hour jet ski ride on Miami waters. Not only will it be a thrilling adventure, but it will also be an enjoyable sightseeing experience. You will be splashing water with impressive villas lining Biscayne Bay as your background.

And this adventure activity isn’t just another watersport. It’s also a tour! Friendly guides provide instructions on the how-tos and where-tos in English, German, and Russian.

You can also make a short stop to enjoy the magnificent scenery on the public Monument Island on this tour.

103. Take in the beauty of the tropical plants at The Kampong, National Tropical Botanical Garden

Best for: Nature lovers, couples

Finally, make a stop at The Kampong, National Tropical Botanical Garden, one of the most picturesque botanical gardens in Miami. Situated in the Coconut Grove neighborhood, The Kampong boasts an extensive collection of tropical fruit cultivars and flowering trees. The collection comes from various places around the world, including South America, Central America, and the Caribbean. Take note that to visit the botanical garden, you need to make a reservation in advance.

The Kampong, National Tropical Botanical Garden

Address: 4013 Douglas Rd, Miami, FL 33133, USA

Website: The Kampong, National Tropical Botanical Garden

Opening hours: Wed - Fri: 9am - 5pm (closed from Sat - Tue)

Price: 15 USD

104. Explore the local craft breweries in town

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The neighborhood of Wynwood is an artsy district in Miami and it’s one of the up-and-coming areas to check out in the city. This walking tour will explore much of Wynwood and will particularly visit three local craft breweries. Be prepared to bring your walking shoes as these breweries are about a block from each other. But you will not even think about the physical efforts so much once the guide shares stories about the history and artistic nature of the neighborhood. This is a great tour for those who love art, socializing, and of course, good craft beer.

105. Sharpen your detective skills with the Mystery, Mayhem, and Vice Crime Bus Tour

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Best for: Film enthusiasts, friends

“Say hello to my little friend!” We’re all intrigued by the world of scandalous crimes, which is why those six words from the film Scarface are one of the most famous in film history. The three-hour Mystery, Mayhem, and Vice Crime Bus Tour with historian Paul George unravels the stories of Miami Vice for you, including a glimpse of Palm Island where Al ‘Scarface’ Capone himself lived. An intriguing journey through Miami’s most notorious crimes from the 1800s, from the sites of the murder sprees of the Ashley Gang to the South Beach doorstep of the ill-fated designer Gianni Versace who was murdered in 1997, including some sites where the original “Miami Vice” was filmed.

Mystery, Mayhem and Vice Crime Bus Tour

Address: 101 W Flagler St, Miami, FL 33130

Price: from 50 USD

Opening Hours: Twice a year, usually in April and October

Duration: 3 hours

Access: Leaves from Dade Cultural Center

Contact: 305/375-1621

Website: Mystery, Mayhem, and Vice Crime Bus Tour

106. Indulge in cultural performances at Cubaocho Museum & Performing Arts Center

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Best for: Culture enthusiasts

If you have always been curious about Cuban culture, visit this institution. Cubaocho Museum & Performing Arts Center has been safeguarding beautiful 1800s to 1960s, as well as contemporary arts from the Cuban community of Little Havana. Located in the heart of the neighborhood, this eclectic venue features the largest library of Cuban history. All in the form of artworks, newspapers, magazines, and books collected over 30 years. You can also enjoy live music and dance performances, and savor curated drinks at the full bar. Everything here is Cuban, and you can purchase most of the items on display.

Cubaocho Museum & Performing Arts Center

Address: 1465 SW 8th St #106, Miami, FL 33135, United States

Website: Cubaocho Museum & Performing Arts Center

Opening hours: Fri - Sat: 11am - 3am; Sun: 11am - 11:30pm; Tue - Wed: 11am - 12:30am; Thu: 11am - 1:45am (closed Mon)

Price: Free

107. See the vast collection at Lowe Art Museum

Best for: Art enthusiasts

Formerly known as the University of Miami Art Gallery, Lowe Art Museum is the first professional art exhibition spot in the city. It was established in 1950 and housed within the Merrick Classroom Building of the institute. It was initially meant for researchers, scholars, and students. Nowadays, it’s freely opened to the public every first Tuesday of the month. It features an extensive collection of American, European, Native American, African, Asian, and pre-Colombian art displays in its galleries. See the Kress Collection of Renaissance and Baroque art, as well as Roman, Greek, and Egyptian antiquities. Pieces of Gauguin and Monet of European origin are on display too.

Lowe Art Museum

Address: 1301 Stanford Dr, Miami, FL 33146, United States

Website: Lowe Art Museum

Opening hours: Tue - Sat: 10am - 4pm; Sun: 12pm - 4pm (closed Mon)

Price: Free

108. Admire the masterpieces at The Bass museum

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Best for: Art enthusiasts, wheelchair-friendly

The Bass prides itself on being an establishment that pursues contemporary art while also imparting art-related education to the new generation. The establishment upholds the message of inclusivity and offers disability-friendly features throughout the museum, such as handrails and ramps for wheelchairs, as well as equipment such as assisted listening devices and guides with large prints.

Guests can view all sorts of art, including classical paintings and sculptures, as well as modern art pieces found outdoors and in the museum’s garden. There’s also a cafe where guests can grab a snack or a drink and take a breather.

The Bass

Address: 2100 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33139, 305. 673. 7530

Website: The Bass

Opening hours: Wed - Sun: 12pm - 5pm (closed on Mon & Tue)

Price: From 15 USD

109. Discover Florida's rail history at Gold Coast Railroad Museum

Best for: Train buffs, history enthusiasts, families

Do you want to see a wide assortment of historic equipment, including different rail relics and exhibitions? Then plan a visit to Gold Coast Railroad Museum. It was established in 1957, within the second-biggest WWII airship in the country, Naval Air Station Richmond (NASR). It’s among the three Florida State Railroad Museums, and it focuses on preserving the state’s vibrant rail history. This institution features 3-mile (4.8-kilometer) long tracks, many exhibitions of rail equipment, and Thomas play tables. A Naval Air Station Richmond exhibit, a model railroad room, and more than 40 vintage rail cars such as the Presidential RailCar’ Ferdinand Magellan are showcased too.

Gold Coast Railroad Museum

Address: 12450 SW 152nd St, Miami, FL 33177, United States

Website: Gold Coast Railroad Museum

Opening hours: Mon, Wed, Fri: 10am - 4pm; Sat: 11am - 4pm (closed Tue,Thu, & Sun)

Price: Free

110. Enjoy a multi-sensory experience at Superblue Miami

Best for: Art lovers, wheelchair-friendly

While most museums and art exhibitions simply present to you the art pieces, Superblue Miami takes the concept to a whole new level by making visitors become an integral part of the composition themselves. Best of all, the whole experience is wheelchair-accessible, so having a mobility impairment doesn’t mean someone will have to miss out on this amazing experience.

Each massive room is a work of art on its own, but with the participation of each visitor, it grows into a different piece from what it was before. Even the vibrant on-site cafe has been turned into an immersive room that definitely belongs in this exhibition.

111. Grab a hearty dinner at Hard Rock Cafe Miami at Biscayne Marketplace

Best for: Foodies and music lovers

Hard Rock Cafe at Biscayne Marketplace is one of the snazziest iterations of the classic American restaurant chain, and you can avoid the hassle of waiting in line by booking this amazing deal. Choose between the two-course or three-course experience, which comes with a meal, drinks, and an exclusive offer at the gift shop. The establishment even comes with a waterfront patio where you can enjoy alfresco meals.

Like most Hard Rock Cafe establishments, this one also has accessibility features to better serve its customers. Expect both quality service and assistance from the staff when it comes to addressing your needs.

112. Explore intriguing art exhibits at Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami

Best for: Art lovers

This museum, set in the beautiful Miami Design District, is dedicated to freely introducing the public to the most innovative arts of the 20th and 21st centuries. The exhibitions are spread around three floors with six galleries and an ample, 15,000-square-foot (1393.5-square-meter) sculpture garden. This place is so well-designed that you should be able to explore everything in about one hour. Check out topics like art history, eroticism, and nationalism of European and American Culture. Also, look out for the humorous “The Coffin They Carry You Off In” - a group of motif arts created by William N. Copley between 1956 and 1958. When you are done with the halls and garden, don’t leave without admiring the magnificently designed facades of the Museum Garage across the street.

Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami

Address: 61 NE 41st St, Miami, FL 33137, United States

Website: Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami

Opening hours: Wed - Sun: 12pm - 6pm (closed Mon & Tue)

Price: Free

113. Be amazed by the mind-bending exhibits at Paradox Museum

Best for: Families, friends, solo travelers, couples, wheelchair-friendly

Be captivated and have your mind blown by the amazing rooms and exhibits at Miami’s Paradox Museum. Lose yourself in the hall of mirrors, or confuse your friends and family with pictures taken at the mindboggling museum. With over 70 unique exhibits and illusions, you’ll have plenty of things to see and experience for yourself.

Although this destination is wheelchair-accessible, the staff requests that you notify them beforehand of any needs that should be addressed.

114. Unleash your artistic side through the Wynwood Graffiti Experience

Best for: Graffiti artists, art lovers, wheelchair-friendly

Bring out your inner artist and fill up a canvas with spray paint at the Miami: Wynwood Graffiti Experience. Let loose with the colorful aerosol cans here as you’ll have the freedom to paint the walls with whatever artwork you like. It can also be a collaborative effort with your companions, or with some new friends you’ve made during this experience. Those who are new to the art will appreciate the thorough lessons provided here, starting from basic tips to advanced techniques.

The area where you’ll be painting is wheelchair-accessible, and everyone will also be provided masks and gloves for the activity. The activity includes art supplies, so you don’t have to bring your own!

Miami marvels

Cruise by the gorgeous coasts, explore the Ocean Drive thoroughfare, feel the pulse of the lively city, and experience a true-blue Miami holiday beyond the popular attractions of South Beach. Some other attractions and establishments to visit in the city are Freehold Miami, South Pointe Park Pier, and Dolphin Mall. Use this comprehensive list as your guide to exploring this fun destination!