A resort suburb of Miami, separated from the rest of the blocks by Biscayne Bay. Along the coast of the area, completely built up with hotels, stretches a large coastline with beaches. The tourist infrastructure of Miami Beach began to develop since the 1920s. The resort quickly gained popularity among celebrities and celebrities. The central part of the city is built up with historical buildings in the Art Deco style, erected in the period from 1923 to 1943.

The structure of the beginning of the XX century, erected according to the project of F. B. Hoffman Jr. for the wealthy industrialist D. Dering. There is a landscaped park around the mansion. The building is decorated in various architectural styles dating back to several eras. In the middle of the XX century, the property was sold to the city. Since then, the villa has housed the Dade Museum of Art. From time to time, feature films are shot here.

In the 1950s. Wynwood was a depressed suburb built up with small factories and auto repair shops, populated mainly by Puerto Ricans. Transformations began only in 2005, when the city authorities decided to "gentrify" Winwood, that is, its complete reconstruction. The best graffiti artists from all over the world painted the walls of warehouses and workshops, which transformed the area and became a place of attraction for bohemians, creative personalities and tourists.

The Design District is a unique and creative place where designers, artists and other people of art gather. There are numerous shops and warehouses with trendy avant-garde furniture, accessories, unusual sculptures and interior items. There are also many showrooms with exclusive clothing brands on the territory of the district. Every second Saturday of the month there is a Design and Art Night.

A neighborhood in Miami where Cuban emigrants who fled the country because of Fidel Castro's rise to power live. The former inhabitants of Liberty Island have long been assimilated and turned into ordinary Americans, but the national Cuban flavor has been preserved in the area. There are noisy street fairs accompanied by Latin American music and dancing, colorful processions during Catholic holidays and various national festivals.

The resort center of Miami, a point of attraction for all lovers of nightlife. Its unofficial name is "American Riviera". There are a huge number of nightclubs, excellent restaurants, hotels and shops here. The main "highlight" of the area is its magnificent beach covered with dazzling white sand. Also on the territory of South Beach there is a historic quarter built up with picturesque Art Deco buildings.

Miami is not only an ideal beach resort, but also a great place for shopping. There are whole streets in the city where "shopaholics" will be able to immerse themselves in the fascinating world of shopping. One of these places is Lincoln Road. Here, boutiques and shops of all famous world brands are waiting for customers, where you can buy clothes, accessories, jewelry, cosmetics, gadgets and souvenirs.

A historic street with buildings in the Art Deco style of 1920-40, which is a popular "promenade" and a gathering place for the bohemian public. The street stretches for several kilometers along the ocean. Many buildings of architectural interest were demolished. Those that remained were recognized as national historical monuments. On Ocean Drive, you can see a lot of rare cars.

The facility is located in the central part of Miami on Biscayne Boulevard. It was erected in 1925 for the office of the newspaper "The Miami News". In 1957, the building was transferred to the city authorities, and a center for the reception of Cuban immigrants was located on its territory. The name "Freedom Tower" was assigned to the building because Cubans who escaped from the F. Castro regime believed that they had found true freedom in the United States. Nowadays, the tower houses a museum and library of Cuban literature.

The sports complex, which was opened in 1999. The Miami Heat NBA basketball team is based here. The arena is designed for 20 thousand spectators. It hosts not only sporting events, but also concerts of world stars. At the American Airlines Arena, Cher, Madonna, Mariah Carey, Celine Dion, Tina Turner, Britney Spears and other famous pop artists performed.

Shopping malls located right on the embankment near the seaport. On the territory of Bayside there are more than 150 shops, as well as many cafes and bars. To attract buyers, performances and concerts are constantly arranged in the market. In the evening, it turns into a street filled with walking tourists. On the Bayside, you can buy clothes, products of local craftsmen, souvenirs and much more.

The museum was founded in 1984 as an art center. Since 1996, it has been functioning as a museum with a permanent exhibition. The collection contains exhibits created in the XX-XXI centuries, brought from various parts of the world. The funds continue to be replenished thanks to private collections, the owners of which constantly transfer new works of art to the museum. More than 300 thousand people visit the gallery every year.

The City Historical Museum, which houses exhibits covering a wide period of the history of the state of Florida. The collection is located on two floors and covers an area of more than 3.7 thousand m2. The museum organizes and develops research programs, holds open events for visitors and participates in scientific research. "HistoryMiami" is a whole scientific and cultural complex with a full–fledged research base.

The museum's collection is located on the territory of two buildings that in the past served as synagogues. The main building is a historical building from 1936, created with elements of the Art Deco architectural style. The exhibition contains photographs, documents, household items and other artifacts that tell about the role of Jews in the history of the United States, as well as about the cultural traditions of this nation.

A sculptural composition created according to the project of K. Traister in 1980-90 at the expense of the Rothschild family. The memorial is made in the form of a hand stretched out to the sky, along which emaciated human figures with prints of monstrous suffering on their faces climb up. The memorial is very expressive and is able to evoke strong emotions in the viewer. The sculptor managed to express the horror that the Jewish people experienced in the 1930s and 40s during the genocide.

A full-fledged educational center with a large number of interactive exhibits and compositions, where children can get acquainted with world culture, as well as try themselves in some professions. On the territory of the museum there are exhibition galleries, a lecture hall, classrooms, a souvenir shop and a restaurant. Classes of painting, modeling, photography and sculpture are open at the center.

Jesu is the oldest Catholic church in Miami. It was erected in 1896 at the expense of the city's Catholic community. For a long time, the temple was an important spiritual center of the city. The first church was built of wood. In 1921, the construction of a stone building began. Since 1905, a full-fledged school has been functioning on the basis of the temple. During the active emigration from Cuba, a Catholic Latin American Center was organized in Jesu, which helped newly arrived immigrants to adapt.

One of the first churches in Miami, founded in 1896. Initially it was wooden, in 1912-25 a stone church was built in its place. The cathedral building is listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places for its special architectural value. The church was built in a picturesque pseudo-Romanesque style. The facade and walls are painted white. They are decorated with arched openings and elegant balustrades.

An amusement park located on Watson Island. Jungle Island is known for its unforgettable shows, in which tigers, lions, exotic birds and other representatives of fauna take part. In addition to cats, lemurs, snakes, penguins, crocodiles, orangutans and turtles live in the park. There is also a large lake with a protected area and a public beach on the territory.

The Miami Aquarium is one of the very first marine parks opened in the United States. Killer whales, sharks, seals, crocodiles, stingrays, turtles, as well as beloved dolphins live here. Due to the comfortable climatic conditions of Florida, the inhabitants of the aquarium feel quite comfortable. Popular shows with dolphins and fur seals are held in the open air all year round.

The zoo is located about 25 km from Miami. It covers an area of 300 hectares. In order to see all the animals, you will have to walk more than 5 km. Taking into account this moment, bicycle rental and bicycle belts with an awning are organized for visitors, and for people with disabilities – wheelchairs. In addition to numerous animals, the zoo pleases the eye with lush tropical vegetation. The menagerie regularly hosts shows for children.

A public park in the central part of Miami, located on the shores of Biscayne Bay. It was opened in 1925. Architect W. G. Manning worked on the project. The park was completely reconstructed in the 1980s under the direction of I. Noguchi. Public holidays and fairs on Christmas Eve are constantly held here, as well as public balls and various concerts.

A picturesque pedestrian path stretching from South Beach for about 7 km in a northerly direction along the ocean coast. The place belongs to the category of "must-see" in Miami. The path is perfect for leisurely walks, running and cycling. Along the way there are cafes, wonderful places for swimming, decorative fountains with drinking water and cozy benches.

A green area covering an area of 33 hectares. There are 14 artificial lakes within the garden. Tropical and subtropical flora amazes with its impressive diversity. The Botanical Garden was established in 1938 by Professor D. Fairchild and Colonel R. Montgomery at the expense of patrons. The park is open all year round. A variety of events for every taste are held for numerous visitors.

A natural area that includes a swampy plain, mangroves and tropical forests. A large number of rare birds and animals live here. The park is covered by a wide network of lakes that create a unique ecosystem. The Everglades is sometimes called "the largest swamp in the world", since the area of flooded territories occupies more than 6 thousand km2. There are a considerable number of alligators in the park.