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1. Pérez Art Museum Miami
Address: 1103 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 11AM
Telephone: (305) 375-3000
Guy: Tourist attraction
Web page: http://pamm.org/
Review: "Try to time your visit with one of the free tours."
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Silvana: It's free admission the first Saturday of every month. It's two floors, elevator access. The have a Andy Warhol excibit which is cool plus much more art. The have an indoor/outdoor cafe with beautiful view of the ocean. You can walk the outside grounds and enjoy the ocean view and take pics of sculptures. It's a good family fun time. You can eat at the cafe or bring your own picnic. One thing I always look for in public places is a clean bathroom and theirs was super clean. Highly Recommend
Manuel Hernandez (Manny): The museum has a very special permanent collection that is primarily focus on modern art work. The exhibition spaces are very roomy with plenty of space to sit and contemplate the pieces on the walls. The only thing I did not love is that the visit felt short, almost as if there were not that many things to see.
Les Schwartz: I would like to give it 3.5 stars because although the content (art) of the museum was impressive, the size of the building revealed little art. Two floors with art very spread out. There was a section closed off that won't be open until April 15th. Nonetheless you be in and out in 1hr. I expected more. The cost without discounts could be considered not a value. But some of the pieces were very impressive. The location right off the bay, gov't. cut, boats (ships), bridge, etc. makes it a worthwhile trip. Building and grounds impressive. It's right next to Frost Museum (don't miss that). The museum has a cafe and bookstore. Parking flat fee $15. Not crowded which I liked the most. Masks and social distancing encouraged.
gloria lai: I love this museum although I didn't get to go inside as the day I went was a Tuesday, it wasn't open. I got to enjoy the art pieces outside which made me very happy. I got some good photos for Instagram. Great place for photos!
Vanina Gramatikova: Found the museum very interesting and beautiful. A lot of the artwork requires you to read the description since the art, at first glance, might seem a little uninspiring at first. Gave it 4 stars because the workers there were very rude. Followed me and my boyfriend around as we looked at the art and told us not to touch the artwork even though we weren’t. The experience could’ve been more inviting because of the employees but overall if you come here for the artwork you will have a good time
Oleg Osypchuk: Nice museum of modern and contemporary art. Colorful exhibits looking great for taking pictures and relaxing in general. You can also take a nice walk afterwards in the park 😉
Joshua Yancey: The building is beautiful on the outside, pretty average on the inside in my opinion. The art/Exhibit that they had are very good, but unless you are slow as a turtle — You shouldn’t be here even longer than maybe 40 minutes. Pretty unacceptable for a building this big. Style over substance strikes Miami again. Since my wife and I don’t have Membership to the museum. General admission is $16 per ticket. A bit much in my view, seeing as you’ll have to pay about $10 dollars minimum for parking. Go once and maybe comeback once a year after that…🤷🏾♂️
Naomi Sprung: I brought my 12th grade class to Perez Museum and it was a fabulous, informative and inspiring trip! The students were so engaged In Everything that Lori, our guide, taught us. She helped the students think out of the box, and got all of us to view art in a more open, intellectual and gut moving way! The art is powerful and placed in an environment that enhances the sculptures and paintings and photographs and allows the works to breathe. Very impactful! We are scheduling a return trip! A MUST SEE!
Yari Tejeda: Went to this museum with my sister for my bday weekend n we loved it. Was very eccentric. A nice place to check out while in the area.
Jason Lin: More than 15 galleries. Good balance of artwork of various mediums and styles. Refreshing art quality and curation. The staff here is helpful. The area around the museum is also beautiful. Well worth a stroll or meal at the cafe. Part of Bank of America first weekend of the month.
2. Vizcaya Museum & Gardens
Address: 3251 S Miami Ave, Miami, FL 33129
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 9:30AM
Telephone: (305) 250-9133
Guy: Tourist attraction
Web page: http://www.vizcaya.org/
Review: "Seed bombs are fun ways to engage little hands in making, ..."
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Kenneth Johnson: Beautiful landscape, unique decor and tons of history packed into this place. Lots of art decor and history. The complimentary audio tour provides a great selection paced tool too explore this marvelous mansion. Tons of nooks and crannies to explore. The gardens are breathtaking and beautiful. Between the main building, the gazebo, and the gardens, there is no lack of photo opportunities. Spent hours exploring and enjoyed every minute.
gabi mckenzie: Very cool! I loved visiting. Beautiful home and gardens. Great info throughout with context on the lives of the family. Very busy and kind of pricey at $25 per ticket. There were a bunch of older people who didn’t get the concept of a digital ticket so that held up the line, we probably had to wait 20 minutes for a process that could have taken 5. Maybe fire signage or a separate line for those that need assistance? Also man, I got so sweaty exploring the gardens haha. More water fountains would have been appreciated but that might just be a me-thing. Inside the home was air conditioned which was nice, lots of places to sit and appreciate the architecture. It was very busy when I visited so we had to wait to read some info or see in to some rooms. We went on Sunday and we’re there around 11 so definitely prime time for this experience.
Malva Bee: It's worth every penny!- Ticket was $25, and you can only buy them online. The villa was built in the 1920s and was a technologically advanced house for that era. The architecture is from the Italian renaissance period with a modern touch. Exquisitely preserved and very impressive, this residence was established with the primary goal of entertaining guests. Beautiful architecture and interior with amazingly well-preserved furniture, tapestries, and murals. The gardens are stunning and magnificently maintained. Morning is the best time to go; there are fewer people in the morning, so I recommend planning for the morning on a week day to avoid crow. Manatees were around the docks! We didn't do the audio tour; the information on the placards is good enough to tell the history of its construction and some environmental factors that threaten it today! There's a cafe shop on site, and the food is okay. The walk through the gardens is pretty level, with occasional stairs. A dream place for photographers, art and architecture lovers, and history buffs. The villa has featured in several movies and is also a top wedding destination. Expect to spend around 1.5 to 2 hours fully exploring the mansion and gardens. The Museum closes around 4.30 pm.
Maya Bach: As someone who loves architecture, I have been wanting to come here for a while and this place did not disappoint. Lovely outdoor gardens scattered with truly unique structures set against the waterfront. I loved the small maze garden we came across and the fountain with tiny lily pads. Its obvious great care was taken to create and maintain this historic site. We went around 10:30 a.m. and it got hot pretty quickly so the coolness of the home was welcome. Also delightful to see how well-preserved the place is and to learn about the story behind it. Felt very COVID-safe walking in larger open spaces. We didn't opt for the guided tour but probably would do next time we visit. Would be hard to tour and view the whole space on just one visit. And wear comfortable walking shoes, a hat, sunglasses. and sunscreen. Worth a visit if you're visiting Miami for a long weekend.
Cassandra Peronel: This place gets 5 stars without question. The tickets are purchased online and only $25. Something to do for the day that’s inexpensive, learn history and take plenty of memorable photos. You have access to the mansion and the garden of this visit. I say you may need to take out minimum 4 hours of your time to see everything this place has to offer. I went on a hot day and walking through the garden was torture. Thank goodness I brought my small umbrella. I took over 100 pics that day, LOL! Definitely going back with a larger group of friends!
Dragana Nikolic: Such an interesting place to visit! Really reminds me of some of the gardens you'd see in Europe. The history was fascinating and the grounds are beautiful. I recommend checking it out! You do have to buy tickets online now & wear a mask inside the mansion.
Anneken Me: It is beautiful. You really get a feeling of how they lived back then. So many wonderful details like the ceilings. The gardens are organized but yet so wild. I saw so many different types of lizards running around plus a raccoon and a duck. At least I think it was a duck. Also, very importantly, the visitors bathroom was very comfortable and clean. A big plus!
David Brim: The number one place to come and visit in Miami. It’s an oasis of beauty and nature in Miami. Buoy at the turn of the last century, Vizcaya is a true architectural and artistic gem. Italianate villa build in the Miami Everglades when Miami only had 10,000 residents. The museum is well cared for and is stunning. We’ll worth a visit. Parking is easy and you simply buy your tickets online prior to entering.
Shima: Literally my favorite favorite place in Miami! Such an amazing mansion, with great water view and great indoor and outdoor architecture! I just loved the garden and all the beautiful details of it. This place looked like a heaven I would love to live an eternity in!!! There were many brides and many influencer taking pictures there and I, with my rock themed clothes, was so sad that I wasn't wearing anything fancy to be more picture worthy for this place! I will go back with lots of make up and a fancy dress. Moral of story, WEAR FANCY clothes to this place, you won't regret it!
Alberto Nicanor Rosario Mendez: The whole place is really interesting. Is fun to imagine those times when someone will arrive to a place and say "yeah, I'll build an insane mansion here; makes sense to me". I will say this is one of those place that you need to love history and such to enjoy it. I think I'm the only one of my friends and family that has ever been to this place as everyone goes to Miami for 1000 more reasons than to see this museum. Still, if you have the chance, give it some love. Just know what you're getting into
3. Wynwood Walls
Address: 266 NW 26th St, Miami, FL 33127
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 11AM
Telephone: (305) 576-3334
Guy: Tourist attraction
Web page: http://museum.thewynwoodwalls.com/
Review: "Few years ago, this place was free to visit."
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Charlie C. (charliejcao): Great experience! I spent some time in here, and I feel all creation are phenomenal. We’re glad that I was here to see them myself. PS: If you are a student, the price is $5. I forgot bringing my student ID, but the lady was very nice. She asked me if I have some email messages to show her I’m a student then it is totally fine. Recommend people come here, especially a tourist like me.
Eric Cox: Great exhibit! Student discounts available and a even without the discount it is worth the cost of admission. The staff and even all of the patrons were very nice and created a great atmosphere to get the photos we wanted. Definitely worth putting on your list of things to do in Miami.
Whitney Brown: Wynwood Walls is such a great place to visit. At just $12 per person you can experience various artists amazing work around the area. It's definitely worth the visit. I had so much fun and the best part is you get to take unlimited pictures around all of the amazing artwork that you get to see. If you want to up your photo game come with props to make the pic even better. Don't forget to check out the indoor artwork within the building as well as the shops on your way out. Looking forward to visiting again.
John Ovesen: About $12 a person & only card (no cash) to buy yourself a ticket before entering. There's a few pieces worth taking a picture with that totally merits the entrance fee. My review is also for the surrounding streets (about 10 to 15 blocks) where even the local shops & eateries are worth getting lost for a few hours just taking photos of all the beautiful art in the Wynwood area. Why stay in South Beach? I booked an AirBNB in the Wynwood Area and LOVED being in a more quiet and colorful area at night. What else can I say but the ART itself and seeing photos of them will you sell you on visiting Wynwood Walls but also the area of Miami itself! I found the area to be very safe at night also walking around.
David Dorjath: Absolutely loved our visit in December to the Wynwood Walls “art installment” in Miami. You simply cannot go wrong taking a visit. So many wonderful pieces of art on display. Quite frankly most of it graffiti art that is simply breathtaking! My wife and I saw this in a tourist posting and thought why not stop by. Wow were we glad that we did. I sure hope that this place continues to get good press and strong attendance, as public art is so needed by all! Please stop by and visit if you get the chance. Not only is the exhibit wonderful, but the neighborhood is loaded with lots of great unique restaurants and shops to explore as well. It is worth spending a number of hours there for sure. We will definitely be back when next in the Miami area!
Jeremy “JerBear”: Very cool exhibits and I'm told they change every month or few weeks which is very cool to keep things fresh. I'm a student and when I paid for my ticket they didn't check or ask for proof so anyone can get the student rate. The gift shop is really cool too I wound up buying a Tweety bird that is super cool. I was visiting from L.A. and would frequent this place if I was a Miami resident. I like how they converted what looked like a pretty ghetto area and turned it into a popping and fresh spot.
Alex Alex: For $12 this is totally a worth experience! It's beautifully organized and the art is magnificent. There are a lot of employees on site to help you out with questions or pretty much anything. They have art for sale and also a gift shop. And there is a stand with ice cream and water for those hot Miami days. There multiple exhibits to see in different indoor spaces as well. And there is also an area where you can spray paint!! It's a must visit!
Rahul Sharda: Visitsd the Wynwood Walls art exhibit/instalment in mid-May with a few friends. Great experience, so many beautiful pieces of art on display. A lot of fun, great opportunity to take pictures as well as get your picture taken in-front of the difference pieces of art. There’s also indoor portions as you walk through the area. The walls are also in walking distance from a lot of different restaurants/bars and small shops. Definitely recommend checking it out if you’re visiting Miami!
Nidhi Shetty: Absolutely stunning graffiti art. Went late in the evening both times, so didn't go inside. But strolled around for a while admiring graffiti in the area. Follow general caution as a tourist; you could come across the occasional oddball and people under the influence.
Malay Patel: Always a fun experience! We used to just stop by and visit randomly, it was nice to sit around and look at the new paintings and graffiti. They unfortunately started charging an entrance fee, but still enjoyable.
4. Miami Children's Museum
Address: 980 MacArthur Causeway, Miami, FL 33132
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 10AM
Telephone: (305) 373-5437
Guy: Tourist attraction
Web page: http://www.miamichildrensmuseum.org/
Review: "They also offer a free museum day once a month."
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- a 3 meters away souvenir stores: KidSmart Gift Shop
- a 7 meters away poker schools: Miami Children's Museum Charter School
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Brittany Ammer: Incredible museum! My husband and I brought our 4 year old for her birthday and she LOVED it. We had the best time. There is so much to do! There are so many hands on experiences for kids here, and she had the best time. There is a bank, veterinarian office, cruise ship, grocery store, construction/building area, music, arts, I can't think of anything they didn't have. This is by far the most interactive children's museum we have ever been too.
Karen Di Lauro: We went to the Miami children's museum on a busy Saturday, It was very crowded and unenjoyable. There are multiple families attempting to allow their children to play in the small rooms. This normally wouldn't be an issue but due to Covid guidelines, people were not standing 6 ft apart but were instead forced to stand shoulder to shoulder with each other . Another issue that I had, was that children were left unattended and allowed to roam around the museum by themselves. This rule does not seem to be strictly enforced by the employees. In fact, I only saw a few employees walking around the museum during my two hours there; which I found to be odd. I also found it surprising that parents allowed their children to behave inappropriately and snatch toys from other children. Unfortunately, this occurred multiple times during our visit. Some parents were so focused on their phones that they did not adequately supervise their children. Other parents were so focused on getting the perfect picture of their child that they would physically block children from entering certain attractions (picture attached below). We also visited the museum on a Tuesday morning and it was a vastly different experience. The place was clean and you could actually enjoy each of the playrooms. It was not as busy/crowded. For the most part, the families that were present were attentive to other children. I would recommend visiting the museum on a weekday morning if possible. I would never recommend visiting this museum on a weekend.
Brian Campbell: This museum is great for the younger kids. Lots of hands on activities to explore. The best part for us was the quiet room, when our sensory sensitive child became overwhelmed with the chaos and noise, it was a great place to relax. I highly encourage all parents to please understand this room is here for a reason. Please don’t let your children run in and start screaming at the lights and bubbles as it defeats the purpose of the room. In the 10 minutes we sat in the room we had no less than 5 kids come in screaming because they thought it was cool. We probably could have been relaxed after 3 minutes if that hadn’t happened.
Response: Hi Brian, thanks for the feedback. Please click this link for more information on Sensory Saturdays https://www.miamichildrensmuseum.org/sensory-friendly-saturdays
William Orozco: Kids paradise in Miami. It was easy to follow, very entertaining for children. I would say toddlers would love this but older kids too as I saw many there. Even parents will enjoy it because theres a lot to see and do. Worth the 12 dollars I think we paid per adult.
Mike Yarnott: This is basically a massive play area disguised as a museum. It's great place to bring kids from all ages, but its definitely geared towards younger kids. Definitely a great place to visit if the weather is less than ideal!
Response: Thank you Mike for your review!
Amit Gupta: Love the multiple levels and plenty of options for kids for different age ranges. My kids really liked the ocean wall where you can scan your name on a colored fish, that swims around the wall. Exercise machines, supermarket, fishing, and sensory room for little kids, was also a hit. I especially liked their cruise ship exhibit. Parking is $2/hour. The only part I didn’t like was that they only have two hour blocks. Unless you time it perfectly, you’re going to be there 1-1.5 hours only at a time. They need to have at least 3 hour blocks. Family membership was reasonable at around $150.
Galina Niyazov: Very interactive museum for children 2 -7years old. Can easily spend 2-3 hours here. Food here only subway sandwiches. Tickets are $16 for 1 year and up for Florida residents and $24 for non Florida residents. Everything is clean and staff is friendly
Suzette Larson: Wasn’t sure it would be worth it but it really is. Best for younger kids.The 2-hour window to visit is just not enough and we will definitely be back. There is so much to do like grocery shop, play with blocks and simple machines, fire truck and pretend to be a veterinarian! My kids loved it!
SHANEL A: Great place for the kiddos! Lots of exhibits ..from health/fitness, music, water related , dr. Seus, Ninja turtles and more! Free the 1st wknd of the month for Bank of America card holders, 2nd wknd of the month is sensory- free in the morning for children on the spectrum. Definately worth the trip, the kids will sleep well after tiring from this interactive musuem!
Nadia Nour: Two hours is not enough to cover all of it. My kid was a little too young to understand a lot of things (18m), but still enjoying it a lot. We will come back when he is older.
5. HistoryMiami Museum
Address: 101 W Flagler St, Miami, FL 33130
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 10AM Wed
Telephone: (305) 375-1492
Guy: Tourist attraction
Web page: http://www.historymiami.org/
Review: "It was free when I went and the staff was helpful, worth a visit!"
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Mauro Ruini: The History Miami Museum was a nice surprise. It is definitely not one of the most celebrated museums in Miami, but it turned out to be very interesting. The best part is in the second building, north of the main ones; we spent almost 2 hours there and you can learn a lot about the history of Miami. I definitely recommend a visit but take your time in the 2nd bldg. to read what you are looking at.
Response: Thank you so much for the nice review. We are happy to read you enjoyed your time with us. We look forward to seeing you back in the galleries.
Adriana Ruini: Miami is known worldwide as a “fiesta city”; but although it doesn’t have a lot of museums like other big cities, if you are interested in culture, you can find some good venues/events here as well. One of them if the History Miami Museum, located Downtown, in an area frequented by a lot of people not as fortunate as we all are, but frankly I never had a problem walking there (at least during the day). We found this little gem thanks to a Groupon offer, and went to Miami last month for a day trip just to see the museum. Unfortunately we found it closed, and there was no sign at all at the entrance, nothing indicated on their website, no special message on their answering machine… It was a passer-by that reminded us it was Veteran’s Day: our fault for not having thought of that, but I’m still rating the museum 4 stars instead of 5 because of their lack of proper communication (potential international visitors won’t know that city’s offices are closed for Veteran’s Day). So we took another day trip to Miami this month to go and see the museum. The museum consists in 2 buildings of 2 floors, and you start your visit in the building displaying items belonging to the most recent history of Miami. I understand that in this section they also have special exhibits, but unfortunately there was none not when we visited. I found the second building much more interesting: it goes from the old times and also has more items. The place is small, but I think we stayed in the second building for almost a couple of hours: I loved it! It’s very informative, shows lots of very old pictures, a video, and makes you want to further study Miami’s history. I really enjoyed my visit!
Response: Thank you so much Adriana for your review. We are so happy you enjoyed your visit with us. We have taken your feedback and will make sure that our holiday schedule is even more visible on the website. Thank you for visiting.
marianne cadena: Actually two museums, North Bldg. has the History of South Florida, South Bldg. has more local items. Lots of hands on displays and informative stories. Not too expensive & a pleasant, interesting way to spend an hour or two
Tamara Etienne: Beautiful to see the Dreams Exhibit and learn about all the people that have lived in Miami. Including my people, Haitians! Loved the tour guide and will be returning again! Free for families every 2nd Saturday. Check site for monthly updates.
Response: Thank you so much for the great review! We look forward to welcoming you back soon!
Daviyion Johnson: If you're in Miami and interested in the history of the region and the city this is a great starting point. It wasn't as comprehensive of the post 1950s as I would haveiked, but it was still full of lots of cool memorabilia and factoids.
Jennifer Nanek: Excellent experience. Came here for a quick visit. A small museum that does a good job capturing the history and culture of Miami. I like the bright colors in their displays. They keep the information simple and to the point. My recommendation is they need a gift shop.
Fairuziana Humam: Nice place to visit for a 2 hours quick overview about the history of Miami from 10,000 years ago 😱 I went when it was free. I think it's quite a new museum and pretty small, but what they have is all well made and presented. Good educational trip.
Michael Jimenez: Fun day today at the Miami History Museum. Especially since today was free entry for everyone. This place had a lot to see. More than I expected. If you are in the downtown area. Make some time to check it out. An hour to two max to see all the displays they have. Lots of interesting facts and history of the Miami area. Also if you are new to this area. Look for the Metro mover around the North side of the Museum to get a free ride around the City.
Ryesher Dsouza: A nice museum which takes you through the sequence of events that built Miami as a city. Nice to see a different perspective on this legendary city. You can spend a good 1.5 hours here across the two buildings. While the chronological exhibits were great, I must say that I was blown away by the Photo Walk on the 2nd Floor of the second building. The photographer has so brilliantly captured some of the pictures that you will definitely be mesmerized by the quality of the images and their perspective. Overall, a great place to spend a few hours and then go grab lunch!
Response: Thank you so much Ryesher for the great review. We are so pleased to read you enjoyed your time with us.
Carrie C.: A cultural oculus centered in Downtown shining light on the diverse history and colorful character of Miami. The History Miami Museum is an immersive experience diving deep into the treasures of the past. Moments in time on display encompassing the space of two buildings and intrinsically located next to the library for further cerebral enhancement. Explore freely and absorb the magic of Miami!
Response: Thank you so much for the great review!
6. Freedom Tower at Miami Dade College
Address: 600 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132
Schedule: Temporarily closed
Telephone: (305) 237-7700
Guy: Tourist attraction
Web page: http://mdcmoad.org/freedom-tower/
Review: "Every last Sunday of the month, entry is free."
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Your Helpful Wendy: I went for work to this place and it was simply amazing. First of all I love the idea that they had a parking next to this building for all of us that went to the event. Because that night there was a Miami Heat game and you can only imagine the amount of people and craziness going on on downtown. This building had a grade venue place for the event and we all had a wonderful time. The service was excellent and even though there were a lot of people I didn’t feel over packed.
Alexis Rodriguez: Excellent place with lots of history even when it was closed for renovations you can still visit the outside and reflect on the importance of this building for the history of Miami and Cuba
Me.Truth: The flag is upside down 🤷🏻♂️ I see it like this second time already. Please fix it 😆
Theodhor Sina: I think they should add more memorabilia from the times the Cuban refugees entered the Freedom Tower for their paperwork. The inside of the building is way too empty. I love the cleanliness though. Not worth the money if you pay full priced tickets in my opinion.
W: Not to be missed! Learn about the Tower's interesting history; very knowledgeable lady at the desk!👍Great presentation of the Cuban immigration history gives you a feel and transparency of the vibe of Miami which is so much Cuban to me. Learn about the waves of children from Cuba who arrived here and see how they had to adapt. The second floor is part modern art and part presentation to raise environmental awareness. Unfortunately the tower is not open to the public! Imagine standing on top and view the city from there! Maybe the city will open the tower in the near future; it would be certainly an asset and magnet for the tourists! Think about it city council!
C N: The building itself is beautiful. I wish visitors were allowed to go to the top. The exhibit about Cuban immigration is interesting but a little bare. I really enjoyed the exhibit about European exploration in the new world. The contemporary art exhibit on the 2nd floor was a little strange.
Tomas David Alvarez: The staff is very welcoming and friendly. They have Cuban history exhibits as well as Latin American colonial exhibits. On the rest of the floors they have art exhibits that are very well done... sometimes even better than those at PAM. Se los recomiendo muchísimo. Es muy barata la entrada, y lo que tienen en muestra esta muy bonito y organizado.
MILKOS D SOSA: The freedom tower is an icon of the city and a symbol of freedom and democracy for cuban refugees. This building was the gateway for a new population that would transform Miami from a southern resort town into an international metropolis. The tower has witnessed numerous historical moments, among them, the funeral of the beloved Celia Cruz. This is, without a doubt, a must see in Miami.
Steven Brier: Tonight there's an iconic architecture show Beautiful collection of Cuban art and much more Definitely worth a visit
José Alberto González Cáceres: As an emblem of freedom for the world and especially for the Latin American, in the heart of the Cuban exile, it symbolizes the hope of every human being for a dignified life. God Bless America!
7. South Pointe Park Pier
Address: 1 Washington Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Telephone: (305) 673-7006
Guy: Tourist attraction
Review: "Free and great views of beaches, Miami and ships heading in and out."
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G J: Serene and refreshing! Gentle morning breeze and the slow moving waves with turquoise color water brings peace to your mind! Perfect place for meditation and awesome ocean views .constantly moving boats and cruises doesn’t cause any interruptions to your inner peace. Rock bridges on both sides adds beauty to the landscape. The boardwalk itself is very well planned and laid out nicely. Love this place! Slightly away from the hustle and bustle of the city , this place is one of my favorites in this city. Come and enjoy the serenity of this place!
Steven Díaz Zalduondo: Spectacular views with a peaceful breeze! This pier has one of the best views in South Beach. From this point you can look at the beach and the buildings at the same time. They have some benches and a water fountain at the end of the pier. We also liked the art at the entrance of the pier. I recommend to go early in the morning when the Sun is not that bad.
Nick D: Very picturesque location. Good sunset location. So many people walking up and down the path leading up to the pier. Even saw a dog park in one of the areas. There is public parking available at the entrance to the South Pointe Park.
Jason Brown: Fantastic views from here of South Beach and Fischer Island. It's a short walk from both the beach and South Point Park. Probably one of my favorite things about South Beach. We came the week of Christmas and the weather was absolutely beautiful. 86 degrees and breezy. You couldn't ask for more beautiful weather to explore and take it the views from a place like this!
Yakup Content AI Manager: Such a beautiful place to stay for a while and enjoy the amazing sun of Florida and the ocean! It is clean and everything is relaxed; even if many people are here it is a great place to come and enjoy the sun! Definitely worth trying it! Just be aware that you have to look for a parking slot in the neighborhood!
Mallanagouda Patil: This is the end point of south beach in Miami. When you take the sea side walk this is the end point. It has got beautiful view of south beach and also amazing view of the downtown and Miami port. They are building one big path on the sea with rocks that’s in progress. Apart from that they already have one view point which is already built. There is also south pointe park where you have children playground and splash pad too make you cool. In the park there is small shop to get ice creams and other stuff. This is beautiful park and must visit if you are in a south beach.
María Fernanda Sánchez: Great for an evening stroll. We were not able to go into the pier but walked along the promenade and saw some beach cats hanging by the steak house. It is busy with lots of families and folks on bikes and skates, even in the evening.
Anna Svistunova: An amazing place with beautiful park and very clean beach in Miami. There are all needed services for rest with comfort. The south Park is good for families also because it has safe beach line and shallow entry into the ocean. Highly recommend it to visit!
Suxant: The pier is simply stunning. Located at the southern tip of the humongous Miami beach. One can pedal or walk to this beach across the Miami beach coast. The view is spectacular. The magnificent buildings at one side and the beautiful Miami beach on the other side. Simply a visual treat. This is a photographers paradise. There is beautiful park right next to this place. This spot is very well connected by public transportation. There is also a citi bicycle pick up station at the entrance of the beach. All in all, a must visit place.
Dragan Ange: The walk around the south point of South Beach is very beautiful with a gorgeous view from the pier. You can see the entire length of the beach. Rent a bicycle or have a nice walk/run. There is a place to buy some refreshments on the hot sunny day
8. Bayfront Park
Address: 301 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 7AM
Telephone: (305) 358-7550
Guy: Tourist attraction
Web page: http://www.bayfrontparkmiami.com/
Review: "Free service, get in and out anywhere."
There are no offers available.
Near Bayfront Park:
- a 118 meters away gastronomy fairs: Seafair Mega Yacht
- a 124 meters away parking lots: Lot 19-6
- a 129 meters away rock concerts: FPL Solar Amphitheater at Bayfront Park
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Willie Zackary: Great place for outdoors recreation! Being your bikes, strollers and sport shoes! You can forget you are in a big city for a moment. Is a place to feel the fresh breeze and enjoy the nature. We love to bring our family here, there is parking and also is pet friendly.
Jeff: Beautiful open space with a waterfront promenade. There’s a kids playground so you can sit and take a breather while the kids can burn of some craziness. It’s surrounded by sky scrapers but it feels like you’re out of the city if you’re facing the water. Perfect place to take a break with or without kids.
Dr. Tachi: Great venue for outdoor concerts! We had a great time at the D-Nice presents Club Quarantine. And the staff was very friendly and welcoming!
Angela Davis: Not a whole lot to see, but a nice green space that can be connected to other spots along the water heading north! A Christmas tree was set up when we visited, and the fountain turned off, but it was a nice area.
Jack Kaz (HyeProfile): Simply the perfect venue for Ultra Music Festival. The ocean views, the towering skyscrapers of downtown, the ideal climate... Bayfront has it all...
Justin Johnson: Bayfront park in Miami was awesome. I’ve always stayed in south beach and staying near here wasby A good take and good time and I can’t wait to go back.
Antonio Munroe: Honestly just went far a quick stroll around the park with my girlfriend before the miami heat game to catch the scenery. I wouldn't say it's a very big park cause we kind of went around it in like ten minutes but it is a pretty cool place to hang out if your into picnics and outdoors. The ocean very is very beautiful as well. A great spot to do photography and art
Utkrisht Shah: The boat tour starts from here. There is also a Ferris wheel where you can enjoy lots of scenic stuffs like top of hard-rock guitar and the sea. The palm trees and coconut trees gives you the vibes of the Caribbean.
Sandra Olabode: The boat tour is so enjoyable. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and spoke clearly in English and Spanish were every one could understand. The mansions of the stars were beautiful. It is a very nice tour and worth the ride. Also great drinks from the bartender.
Mountain Kat: Not bad for a tourist attraction. Lots of shops and vendors. I wouldn't recommend coming with a tour group but definitely nice to check out on your own.
9. Lummus Park
Address: 1130 Ocean Dr, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Schedule: Open 24 hours
Guy: Tourist attraction
Web page: https://www.miamibeachfl.gov/city-hall/parks-and-recreation/parks-facilities-directory/lummus-park/
Review: "Excellent place to walk and be free, mind and body."
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Near Lummus Park:
- a 52 meters away chill outs on: Social
- a 52 meters away Free Walking Tour: Official Art Deco Walking Tour
- a 52 meters away places to visit in summer in: Art Deco Welcome Center
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Allen Battle: Let me tell y'all this place is the bomb very friendly people. I like that everyone is so relaxed and there is so many restaurants and bars. They also have bikes you can rent the beach is beautiful and so are the women. They have workout areas like muscle beach. This place is lovely.
Chanchal: Beautiful and clean park close to Miami beach. It can be accessed anytime, free of cost. During morning time it gets busy, people bike, exercise, walk, jog and relax here. It has many entrance to beach. A clean restroom is there. It has a bicycle stand, benches to sit, court to play volleyball, exercise equipment and kids play area. And the best part palm trees and birds. We took a morning walk there. It was soothing.In night lights around palm tree looks great.
Regina Blum: So pretty, this is a very fun beach/park. It's definitely a party beach! So if you are looking to relax and read your book, you should bring some noise canceling headphones/earbuds. You can go early in the morning it will be more quiet. But considering how busy a beach it is, it's very clean and very well taken care of! The water is so clear and beautiful!
Ezequiel Arredondo: great park with paver walk, lots of green spaces to just sit and relax, there’s definitely coconuts from the palm trees, try to get a local to get one down for you and open one. it’s also in front of south beach so there’s always something to walk to from here. good hang outs area as well
Suxant: Wonderful park next to the perfect beach and beside one of the best drive's in the country. The park is well maintained. There is no entry fee, as it is free of cost. There are clean restrooms. Can sit back and relax on the lawn or there are some benches to sit. Mornings are usually busy with people cycling, jogging or cycling. There is also a citi cycle station here for the ones who want to pick or drop their cycles which are available for rent. A must visit place.
Yakup Content AI Manager: Wonderful and super relaxing park ! Just take a break and relax here with your kids and enjoy the beautiful view and sun! Highly recommend this place and already miss the park !
Mark Darling: Great clean locale on Ocean Drive with beach access, volleyball courts, and a small boardwalk. Grab a morning coffee and snack from Sunny's down the street and take in the beautiful sunrise!
David Behbahani: Nice park, open spaces, restrooms. Bought a few cigars and brought them here. Told we can smoke here so we did. Windy but it is expected. Parking has to be done street side it seems. Wish it was cheaper 4 bucks an hour is insane.
robert bell: What a wonderful beach, me and my better half really enjoyed ourselves here. The water was so beautiful and e really enjoyed collecting different types of sea shells. This is truly a beach you will want to come to.
Martin Vanta: Wonderful park next to the perfect beach! The park is well-maintained, surrounded by palm trees, restaurants, sports area and is full of happy people.
10. The Wolfsonian-Florida International University
Address: 1001 Washington Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 10AM Wed
Telephone: (305) 531-1001
Guy: Tourist attraction
Web page: https://wolfsonian.org/
Review: "The museum is free on Fridays."
There are no offers available.
Near The Wolfsonian-Florida International University:
- a 23 meters away plans on a thursday in: Miami Open Bar
- a 37 meters away kebabs in: Safron Grill
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María Fernanda Sánchez: It's a beautiful museum with amazing art deco architecture. It's thoughtfully curated and there's a cafe in the gift shop.
Jahan Raissi: The flight perspective exhibition is great and worth a look. Really like the 30s artwork. The top floor and first floor exhibitions not so much and I'd skip. A very nice respite from the south beach thumping tunes bar thing.
Glenda Harris: We came here on a Saturday afternoon and got in without too long of a line and without tickets. I think the line starts to die down later in the afternoon/evening. You can get through all of the exhibits in one go. I loved all of the innovative, creative, beautiful artwork.
Carrie C.: Pure bliss for an antiquarian seeking refuge from the Miami heat to relish in the finery, findings and curiosities collected by Micky Wolfson. Although only the first floor of the museum is currently open, it's enough to satiate your senses and set your expectations for this cultural blossom to fully bloom again in November.
lolive lolive: Admission was complimentary with our hotel. The museum is small, but plenty of pretty and instructive pieces.We loved the Aerial exhibition. The museum shop was nice too and the staff there recommended a nice walk in Miami Beach to see historic buildings.
Wiktoria Rudz: I was lucky to join on the evening of live dance performances but would enjoy regardless. However expositions change so can't speak for future stuff. Lovely shop
Natasha Tylosky: Great museum, small but free so it's definitely worth the visit if you like art deco
Tilman Benecke: Although the museum is tiny, I really liked it there, you have to say right away, it didn't cost any admission either. the exhibits are very interesting. and also I liked the museum shop very much.
Peter Schutterlin: Beautiful building, both inside and out. Saw a superb special exhibition celebrating aerial transportation. Museum shop has some lovely things to buy.
Fraser Cambridge: This is a must if you’re interested in Art Deco or 20th Century Design. The majority of the display items are objects; household appliances, furniture and items of commercial usage. There are a few paintings & posters from the Art Deco era, and various cool items from world fairs. Fair value at $12, my only complaint is that the actual display space is quite small for such a large building just 2 floors, 2 further floors are offices and one floor is a library. Would have loved to have seen more of the collection! On a positive note there is however no restriction on taking photos.
11. Soundscape Park
Address: 400 17th St, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 8AM
Telephone: (305) 673-3330
Guy: Tourist attraction
Review: "The offer free movie night here which is super fun"
There are no offers available.
Near Soundscape Park:
- a 49 meters away concert halls in: New World Center
- a 53 meters away driving schools in: South Beach Driving School
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kevin adams: what a great way to watch a movie...open air park...good seating arrangements...best to bring chairs snacks and beverages...safe as 2 or 3 miami beach cars ALWAYS come to the theatre...a cold beer, glass of wine or ??? is welcome... families, friends and neighbours gather to chat and watch movies, view concerts and enjoy a free MB present!!¹
Paul Marra: Had an amazing night just a couple of weeks ago watching West Side Story with to Old Friends Under the Stars
Rudolf Perez: Great park but lot's of people sleeping in the morning here on the ground and sidewalks.
peta delsonno: A great place to meet up with friends, having a picnic to enjoy wine and cheese and enjoy the FREE WEDNESDAY NITE MOVIE NITE...check the soundscape Park website for details....A MUST DO....
Roger Davies: Before attending a New World Symphony wallcast, I had no idea that this park even existed. The Audio and Video installations are a remarkable engineering achievement. I've never experienced such an immersive audio experience OUTDOORS. Bravo!
Andrew Ashmore: There's outdoor speakers and a projector for events , on a normal day it's just a cool peaceful place to hangout. Outdoor toilets there too , miami beach are acing there city.
Nazario Carlos A.: This is a lovely place to enjoy the New World Symphony or any of the other touring featured artist. A open space with lush Japanesse flowers that surround the common grounds and sitting area. Perfect place for a picnic or to lay out on the bed of grass. There is also a soundscape wall where locals gather to enjoy movies at night with an amazing sound that envelopes the atmosphete, perfect for a date or night out. Visitors and tourist are welcome.
The K Green Show: Beautiful park. Neat architecture. Great place to hang out and watch sunset or a movie.
Martin Lapidus: If you are bored in south beach you can enjoy amazing sunset watching free movies or just listening classical music every day!
CNYC: Free outdoor movie Wednesdays 8pm. Huge screen. Bring a blanket/chair. Some concrete seating available. Free public restrooms on site. Police vehicles on site for added security.
12. Jungle Island
Address: 1111 Parrot Jungle Trail, Miami, FL 33132
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 10AM Fri
Telephone: (305) 400-7000
Guy: Tourist attraction
Web page: http://www.jungleisland.com/
Review: "Military got in Free, that was very nice."
There are no offers available.
Near Jungle Island:
- a 16 meters away party venues for rent in: Jungle Island Events
- a 47 meters away skiing lessons: Miami Lifestyle Skis
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Renee Benaim: Attended the Candlelight concert series here. Pop on Strings. An amazing, romantic evening! Very organized event. Parking was $20 and right next to the Bloom Ballroom where the event took place. Food and drink are available. You order and pay on your phone and items are brought to your seat. Seating is separated for social distancing.
Robert Maviglia: Enjoyed tonight's show, Candlelight Series, A Tribute to Queen. The performance was great. Freddie Mercury could not have imagined how prolific his talent could have become. Queen lives on. Tonight's artists were outstanding!
Samuel: attended a ballroom dinner fundraiser 2/7/22. one of the most elegant spaces I've ever seen
Yaniv Feldman: This place holds the most luxurious events. It's fun filming them with our crew, every single time. The staff is very accommodating and the facility is very versatile. Highly recommended.
David Shusterman: This is a good place for a drink at the beach. We just rain is with lifeguard station. This is a nice bar area in a very Caribbean table well. The dress very good though I didn’t eat any food there.
Kay Logan: LOVVVEEE THIS PLACE! This place is a combination of an aquarium , planetarium and a museum! There is also a huge beautiful rain forest exhibit as well where you can see exotic butterflies. It's a great place to check out if you are in Norcal! I highly recommend this place to anyone of all ages. It takes about 3 to 4 hours to see everything and they close at 5PM so plan accordingly. If you have student ID, you will save some money :) When you arrive make sure to get a Planetarium Show ticket in the back with purple signs. It's a great place to take a nap with blasting AC.
Emilio Olan: I came for a tribute to Queen by Candlelight concerts. Done by Liteso string quartet. The venue was presented by fever. They have an app and you can find their information online too. The venue offer beer and liquor and assorted healthy and not so healthy snacks. The ambiance and environment was relax and pleasant. I would recommend whole hearted any events presented here at Jungle Island Events and any fever event.
Daniel Volodarsky: It was alright, nothing super exciting or significant. Definitely not worth the full price, even for kids. The only attractive features are the kangaroo walkabout, the petting area and the shows. We went and the kangaroo walkabout wasn't even open so we missed that part. Overall not bad but not great either.
Zlatko Unger: $50 for a ticket and half of the place is under construction or closed? It's like a cool night club that happens to be a letting zoo during the day. Also, half the staff is friendly and nice, and the other half are sick if their job.and don't want to be helpful.
Alicia Ostenson: I think this a great place to take kids. Did not partake in the theme park portion, more just the animal portion. It was still interesting as a few adults, as the vibrant amount of plants are very pretty and the amount of birds they have is quite grand. Did as part of the Miami go pass, which was definitely worth it. Saw a bird show, which was also great.
13. Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park
Address: 1200 Crandon Blvd, Key Biscayne, FL 33149
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 8AM
Telephone: (786) 582-2673
Guy: State park
Review: "The lighthouse is very nice and free to visit."
There are no offers available.
Near Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park:
- a 697 meters away lice and nit removal clinics: Hair Cleaners Lice Removal Clinics Key Biscayne
- a 702 meters away centers to practice kendo in: Alliance Jiu Jitsu - Key Biscayne - Miami, FL
- a 765 meters away babysitter: Nannies of Key Biscayne
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Gary Meech: We weren't able to walk all the paths but for the little we were able to see and do, it is well worth a 2 dollar per pedestrian entry. Beaches here are some of the best in this area! The old light house is well taken care of and the light house cafe was small but friendly with some basic lunch fare such as sandwiches and salads. The black bean soup is my recommendation.
Maria Andrews: This state park has a very nice beach that’s perfect for small kids, as it’s fairly shallow. Gorgeous views from the fishing side of the park. It has picnic areas, a fishing pier, and even a birding trail. Be warned, April-October, large amounts of sargassum seaweed make it to the shore and can be a bit stinky when it decomposes. As of June 2022, it’s $8 per car for entry.
Esther F.: Nice and peaceful park. They have bike rentals at the parking lot, including the fun surrey/quad bikes for the family. No lack of walking and nature trails, tons of iguanas, historic lighthouse, and plenty of picnic space. The beach is super nice as well. Would recommend bringing cash as the bike place doesn't accept cards and sometimes the machine in the park entry booths doesn't work as well. Great for families and couples
Ilse Orsel: Beautiful park, close to Miami. You can enjoy walking or cycling here. Bicycles can be rented in the park. The beaches are beautiful. On the beach you can rent sunbeds and umbrellas for a relatively low price. It is cheaper here than on the other beaches near Miami. The beach is flanked by an iconic lighthouse.
Cale O'Day: The park is really quite pretty, but we were clearly not the only people that seemed to think that. There were so many other people there. But most of them were congregated in the west beach, so if you leave there it can be very nice
Janeth Betancourth: Awesome!! Best beaches in a regional park. Showers and restrooms. Parking. There's also a Café and a pretty good restaurant. And climbing the 110 stairs up to the top of the lighthouse: Priceless!
Jennifer Groff: This park was fun to walk all around on the pathways and trails. Loved all the history and learning about why it was named after someone who was a WWII Veteran and a local man from the area. The lighthouse area was very cool as well even on a day when no tours are available to do. No tours on Tuesday and Wednesday.
K K: such a great park. several different bike trails and walking paths. love the pavilions and beach access. bike rentals are also available. the lighthouse tour is a must if you get the chance. alot of history to take in. a few restaurants inside the park are also very nice. great fishing too. either from the piers or the walls. if you are lucky you may even see a manatee. it's a great place to pack a backpack and spend the day.
Avijit Nayek: Great place to enjoy nature. You take a bath in the ocean, enjoy natural beauty. Here you can get bike rentals too. There are some great eating options. We enjoyed sun set from here.
Jen: Loved this park where it is located near Miami. Enjoyed the day walking around and exploring for the first time and the price for entrance for one person was only $4. Loved all the history and learning why it is called after a man who was a WWII Veteran. He was also a local man from the area to make sure the land was preserved instead turned into more condominiums.
14. Bayside Marketplace
Address: 401 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 10AM
Telephone: (305) 577-3344
Guy: Tourist attraction
There are no offers available.
Near Bayside Marketplace:
- a 3 meters away fast food celiacs: Five Guys
- a 4 meters away places where they make henna tattoos: Miami Henna & Jagua Temporary Tattoos
- a 14 meters away stuffed animals stores: Toy Factory Glow
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Kamil S: Very nice views but only one restroom with one urinal and one toilet. Huge potential but feels all dirty. It was not busy when we were here, so I can't imagine how all the visitors and tourists would go to the restrooms. Also, it seems like all bars and restaurants don't have restrooms. Nice place but should be better.
Hope Jones: Bayside looks to be a great place to shop, eat & just take in the scene!!! Didn't go into the business. We took the Bayside Boat Tour (will absolutely not do it again!!! The sights were nice but the boat (hot on the inside, downstairs), couldn't hear the tour guide as he was speaking & the boat looks to haven't had an update in years!!! The other tour boats looked a lot more inviting on the water!! The bus tour was better!!!
Auldrick Brown: Variety of shops for all kinds of souvenirs and crafts and also some brand stores. Many options for dining (including Hard Rock Cafe), a quick snack or some fruit juice or ice cream. Good view of the marina and multiple options to rent a boat or take a boat tour of the area. It's cool to walk around or to catch an aerial view from the eye.
April Martin: Loved this place!! It is a great place to spend the day. There are shops, drinks, every kind of tour you could ask for is available to book there. Deep sea fishing tours to yacht and bus tours. Several options are available for food and the best place to park is in the parking garage right next to the entrance.
Alena Salanovich: Excellent location! 🎡⛵⚓Five stars for location!!! Finding a parking space was not easy. Good place for a quick shopping and drink. We ate here but it was no a good experience.There is a large number of stories, restaurants, attractions .. But unfortunately it all seems a bit dirty and run down...Large line to the bathroom..🙄 And the bathroom was not very clean
Hamlet Arias: Bayside is a fun place to visit for tourists, but a lot of locals enjoy the bars and boating activities. It’s nice to have a drink next to the water while listening to music and dancing. We had a blast at Lola Bar, excellent (and strong) drinks. Definitely worth a Friday night out for fun.
Devon Newsom: I had an amazing time with my s/o just walking around and enjoying the views. The stores are more expensive then they would be in an area away from the water. But very nice selection and gifts and some nice people. Its always busy but still enjoyable.
Yakup Content AI Manager: Cool Marketplace in downtown Miami which has a lot of stores and opportunities to shop. You just have to be aware of the touristic prices so Always double check the prices of the products in different stores. Chances are high that you will get it cheaper if you take more time. It is good for chilling and also for trying new restaurants- the staff is sometimes not the fastest but other than that a real cool spot and worth spending half a day.
Frank Mathy: We‘ve always loved Bayside since the early 1990s. We’ve been back in May 2022 after many years and it has changed to the negative. Many good stores are no longer there, parking is very expensive with 10$ per hour and there was major construction going on near the water. So there was no live music and you felt like at a major construction site. Fingers crossed that it will be as nice as before when construction is complete and I can change back to 5 stars.
kevin adams: a wide variety of shops, bars and restaurants along the waterfront, within a 2 story structure...all venues r accessible from outside. the Hard Rock Cafe offers excellent ocean / Harbour views from their wrap-around patio. this outdoor market is great for the whole family. if visiting Miami for a short / long period of time, this should b a MUST destination...good parking right on premises, safe, and located just south of the arena where the HEAT play in!
15. Calle Ocho Walk of Fame
Address: SW 8th St, Miami, FL 33135
Schedule: Open 24 hours
Guy: Tourist attraction
Web page: https://www.calleocho.com/
Review: "Easy to get there, the trolley is free."
There are no offers available.
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- a 19 meters away places to dance salsa in: High Note Jazz Club at Cuba Ocho
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Steven Díaz Zalduondo: Calle Ocho is a beautiful and colorful street. You can see the Cuban history through their murals and street arts. It is a walkable and place to go eat delicious Caribbean Cuisine foods. The people are very friendly and welcoming. We felt very secure, we even saw people exercising and walking during the night. It was an enjoyable experience and has a lot of nice spots for pictures.
eduardo mignot: The neighborhood is nice. There are a lot of cool street art. Nice vibes and cool coffe. Thought the thing is a bit touristy (like 10$ for a Cuban coffee) and there is nothing major to see. It's more to walk around and enjoy the nice atmosphere.
Alexis Rodriguez: There is a lot of great places and a lot happening on Calle 8. As we walked through the sidewalk from 16 to 13 avenues you can see so much of the history of Cuba and Cuban community in Miami, specially the Cuban Memorial Boulevard a little bit off calle 8 . Excellent restaurants and coffee shops. A must visit if you are in Miami.
Amy Singleton: Our Lyft driver recommended this spot. It's the most authentic food spot for 8th street (which is the most touristy area.) The place looks tiny from the front but once you go in it's huge and open and beautiful. People were nice, food was great. Good atmosphere. We'll be back when we're on another layover or just visiting Miami. ✈️🔥 There is an 18% service fee on every bill, FYI. The place is an experience. 😁
Kim Lan Nguyen: One of my favorite place to visit. So much life and lots of Cuban vibe! From Cuban Sandwich, Cuban coffee and Mojitos, cigars everywhere! It was a lot of fun during our Miami trip.
Naveen Devaraj: Awesome place to visit in Miami. It's a great happening place from coffee shops to food to shopping to bars to Cuban cigars. The ambiance is great. We visited twice in a goa for 3 days. Just as a reminder some of the shops close at 18:00 hours (souvenir and cigar shops). Graffiti on walls (near Sushi Sake Little Havana) was great for pictures. Parking is tight during crowded hours. I would visit this place again and recommend others to visit.
Andreas “Aris” Aristidou: One of the coolest parts of Miami without a doubt! Alive and booming with lots of live music, incredible food everywhere and cute little shops all around. There was a live mini concern when we were there too with several vendors in attendance too. Highly recommended. It’s a must do if you’re in the area.
Mirelys Pereira: Love Calle Ocho and the cuban culture around. I feel I'm walking on The Old Havana again. Amazing coffee, food, ice-cream and all in good prices.
Lindsay Eisan: Part of the Big Bus tour was Little Havana and their stop let you off at the Calle Ocho Walk of Fame. I recommend both the Big Bus tour (for a highlights only view of Miami - not in-depth) but do get off in Little Havana and visit one of the many places along the main street. We went into El PUB and thoroughly enjoyed it.
Sherley Gene: Beautiful and warm! Loved Little Havana!!! The music and colorful buildings, the people...makes you feel like you're in Cuba.
16. Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science
Address: 1101 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 10AM
Telephone: (305) 434-9600
Guy: Tourist attraction
Web page: https://www.frostscience.org/
Review: "I am so glad that we visited the museum for free!"
There are no offers available.
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- a 45 meters away Metromover: Museum Park Metromover Station
- a 55 meters away link building specialists: Skanska
- a 76 meters away Parks in: Maurice A. Ferré Park
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Martha Reyes: Had a wonderful day at the museum. I would recommend it for families with kids is very kid friendly and they have a lot hands on activities for the little ones. The shows are worth it, if you can go to all of them 100% recommend, my suggestion is sit somewhere in the middle to get the best view. One of the highlights for me was the Sherlock Holmes experience they currently have, is very interactive and hands on, complete the challenges to solve the mystery. Overall would recommend, it was a beautiful day, I would say set aside 4 to 5 hours of your day to explore and spend the day there so you can see all they have to offer and don't worry it seems like a long time but time flies when you are learning and having fun.
Response: Thank you for visiting! We are so glad you had a wonderful time. We hope to see you again in October for our new exhibition, Ultimate Dinosaurs.
G J: Lovely science museum covering marine life, astronomy, human physiology and rocket science! Their planetarium is one of the best I have seen in the recent years. Extensive exhibition of marine life including stingrays, hammer head sharks, fishes and corals is the main attraction here. Ice age exhibits, rocket science exhibits and Me labs provides lot of insights for the young adults and grownups! A must visit place for all aspiring scientists! The observation deck and solar spot at the top floor and food joints within the building are plus points!
Response: Thank you for your visit and supporting the museum!
Maria Briggs: Amazing place! My 9 year old son and I spent almost 5 hours there and were really impressed by a lot of exhibits. There is an aquarium, all sorts of informational and interesting things to do. The movie with a dome screen was amazing!!! Even cafeteria lunch was great as it included really healthy options too with grilled salmon, brown rice, fresh avocado and very reasonably priced! ))). Definitely would recommend.
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Hello Goodbye: Absolutely beautiful. It's regularly changing and I've gone about 4 times and every time is better than the last. There are lots of animals, interactive games (suitable for all ages,) and plenty of super informative plaques to read and learn from. From May-September there is a Sherlock Holmes exhibit which was absolutely incredible. Would recommend for tourists and residents of South Florida.
Response: Thank you for visiting!!
Alberto Nicanor Rosario Mendez: Fantastic place without a doubt. All floors have something amazing to look at. Special mention to the jellyfishes and the open spaces on the top floor where you're really close to birds and fishes. It's a total delight Also, be sure to go to the roof for some amazing views. Totally recommended
Response: Thank you for visiting! We hope to see you again soon.
Yakup Content AI Manager: Such a wonderful place to visit with your family ! Even if your not much interested in science this place gives adults and children wonderful ways to interact and think about science ! It is definitely a must go place in Miami and worth every penny! You have so many different topics like health, space and nature! The only thing that was annoying sometimes were the big groups that visited also the museum; but we went there on a Friday, so maybe during the week it is more relaxed. Still worth visiting the place !
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Diana Lee: This is such an amazing place to visit. The exhibits are extremely interesting and up to date. The museum itself is extremely clean and for a Mom during the Covid-19 pandemic that's really important. We stayed for 6 hours and I don't think we saw everything. Definitely plan to stay all day. Also, don't skip the Planetarium, it is amazing.
Response: Thank you for visiting!
Gustavo Rozo: Awesome experience for my son. He enjoyed everything. Went during the week in summer figured it would be best to avoid the weekend traffic. There was some summer camps there but it was great. The Sherlock Holmes Exhibit was also very interesting. My son wants to come back
Response: Thank you for visiting! We definitely invite you to come back and experience our Ultimate Dinosaurs exhibition opening in October.
Boss Battle: We stopped here to kill time before boarding a flight. We were pleasantly surprised! The staff were all very nice and they even checked our big luggage while we walked through. I absolutely loved all the aquariums. The second level with the giant glass window is absolutely awe inspiring. There was really a nice variety of fish and other wildlife to see. The teeny tiny owls were an absolute highlight! The plantarim was amazing! I loved the show we watched and the projection was spot on perfect. Really wow'd us! Although I liked the openness of the building, I didn't feel like the museum flowed well. We were often hopping back and forth between buildings. I also felt like a LOT of the interactive exhibits were not working. I'm talking like, 70% non-functional, which is really a bummer. I'd absolutely recommend visiting but I think the almost $30/person we paid was a little much considering how much was broken/non-working.
Response: Thank you for the feedback and we are glad you enjoyed your visit! Some of the more interactive features of our exhibitions do require regular repair and maintenance which is ongoing as they are used 365 days a year, however we do apologize for any inconvenience experienced during your visit.
Jake F-Y: Very cool museum covering a wide variety of interests! The highlight for us was all the live animal offerings, which impressed us in variety and scope (shark tank is a must from multiple angles!). This topped with all the other interactive components left things engaging for all ages. Well worth an afternoon
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17. Miami Beach Botanical Garden
Address: 2000 Convention Ctr Dr, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 9AM Tue
Telephone: (305) 673-7256
Guy: Tourist attraction
Web page: http://mbgarden.org/
Review: "Amazing place that is free."
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Alyssa Plowden: I am in LOVE with this place. It's so serene and beautiful. It's a free garden, you just have to pay for parking. Charleston will never have anything like this! I can come here to gather my thoughts and enjoy nature. My go to spot when we come to Miami a little taste of PARADISE!
M Eli6: Very pretty small botanical garden with such beautiful displays. Loved the hidden art in between the trees & plants. Person at the cash register in the gift shop was absolutely lovely. Was amazed at the eco-friendly products sold inside like the milk carton water. Definitely recommend as a must do.
世界市民: Perfect escape from busy South Beach! great place to relax under the trees and getting some refreshing shade while listening to the water splashing in the ponds and fountains, it is truly a beautiful and well maintained garden, great collection of orchids and many other plants and flower varieties, also some animals like koy fish, turtles and multiple lizard and bird species.
Lo H.: A free garden that is very serene and relaxing. I was on vacation and came across this while exploring the area. Would definitely return anytime I’m back in the area. Would highly recommend
Judy Sun: The botanical garden looks small from far but it's actually a big place I enjoyed myself here. It's really beautiful and well taken care. It is also free. The parking is street parking. You have to pay the meter. Plenty of parking all around the street. This garden is located near the convention center so parking is not a problem. The garden has two entrances. At the entrance a map is displayed with a path. I followed the path. It's a really nice path. It takes you all around the park. Inside the garden there are nice sitting areas around. This garden smells so good. Trees, plants what ever it is. I liked the sent of this place. The flowers and butterflies where my favorite, so many. The place is very clean. Bathrooms are located inside. I saw a gift shop inside and a place to buy plants. I wish I had more time to stay here.
Elisheva Teitelbaum: Beautiful and peaceful gardens, free entry. It was a great experience. We saw some interesting and different plants and trees and there are places to sit and relax as well.
I'm Rooting for you: Such a beautiful place. I love plants and I felt right at home! The ambience is amazing. Great place for a date or something to do when bored.
Vidal Sanabria: Miami Botanical Gardens was absolutely beautiful. We especially loved the Koi and Japanese garden. It is really small but worth the visit .... and completely FREE!!!
Christine Gerzon: Serene lovely place to enjoy nature. It’s free and well maintained. It is right next to the Holocaust Museum which is another must see.
maria voicu: Very cute place to spend an afternoon. I loved the Japanese garden part :) would definitely recommend to everyone who wants to take a break from the city.
18. The Bass
Address: 2100 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 12PM Wed
Telephone: (305) 673-7530
Guy: Tourist attraction
Web page: https://www.thebass.org/
Review: "Free to MB residents."
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Austin Rosenthal: This week my friend and I visited Miami Beach for Spring Break. We are both fans of arts and culture and the Bass Museum was definitely on our hit list. Admission was $15 - it is free for locals, seniors and students. There are three exhibits on the main floor and another one on the second floor. We did the entire museum in about an hour. I have been to better museums and expected a little more art from painters I knew; however, I did appreciate the unique interactive exhibits on the bottom floor. I think if you are a Miami resident or can receive free admission, the Bass should be on your list.
Jason Lin: A nice museum and can easily spend time really fully checking out every piece or walk through in about an hour. It’s $15 for admission though there are a lot of ways you can get in for free like being a Miami resident. The staff was very friendly and helpful. There was strict masking procedures and very clean. They there was a very thoughtful presentation of the art and the artist.
Joseph Lewis: It’s a sweet little museum that features really, really helpful and knowledgeable staff. You won’t spend more than an hour here, most likely, but you will have spent that hour well. Enjoy!
David Cy: Cool museum, but really small and no parking spaces readily available.
Nancy J: Small museum but great people and great interactive art! Very interesting concepts on display!
Carrie C.: A portal, a unique perspective, an escape route lined with with surreal yellow blossoms to twist perceptions and paint expressions of new realities. Ideas, thoughts, colors, domesticities electrified and on display presented as a feast for the eyes. Freely explore as a Miami Beach resident. The cafe and shop are just cherry!
Noza L.: This is not an art museum, but some kind of fraud ...
Lizette Ledezma: If your staying on or near south beach and you are a lover of arts you need to check the Bass out. Not only was the curated art amazing and interactive but the gallery staff engages with public and are there to tell you more about the art work. I have been to my fair share of contemporary art museums but the experience I had at the bass raised the bar. The staff def had a lot to do with my amazing experience. I learned so much.
Wendy FELICITE: I liked the interactive exhibition with the instruments. The many artworks were interesting. Staff was helpful. A bit pricey for the amount of things to see. Still a nice visit.
Christy (based3): This was a calming experience. The exhibits seemed a little bare, but enjoyed it. There was a Groupon special going on, so it was definitely worth the money, but I’m not sure I would pay the full price. The Collins park right outside had beautiful trees and rock tour, which was super cool!
19. Art Deco Welcome Center
Address: 1001 Ocean Dr, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 9AM
Telephone: (305) 672-2014
Guy: Tourist attraction
Web page: https://mdpl.org/
Review: "Nice place, free for residents which is great!"
There are no offers available.
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- a 4 meters away Free Walking Tour: Official Art Deco Walking Tour
- a 4 meters away lifeguard courses: Miami Beach Ocean Rescue Headquarters
- a 8 meters away trinket shops in: Official Art Deco Gift Shop
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Katherine Sirvio: Okay, nice enough but not what we expected. They do give you a map of all the Art Deco buildings in the area but if you found your way here the rest isn’t difficult to figure out. The “museum” is a racing museum, if that’s what your coming for then great! The Art Deco portion is small and not much - a couple of poster displays. Clean bathrooms and air conditioning make it a nice pit stop. Gift shop has fun vintage pieces and some new things, pricey. Outside is a great photo op at the clock wall.
Melanie s: We really enjoyed our walking tour of the art deco district with Martin. He was extremely knowledgeable and insightful and we were surprised how much we learned that wouldn't be obvious just from exploring the area ourselves. The tour felt a little pricey but it definitely was worth it!
Charlene Arthur: Friendly, knowledgeable staff! If you're a student or local, it's free entrance. If you are none of the above, entrance is $5. The gift shop offers vintage post cards & other memorabilia. Stop in for brochures before you plan your day in Miami Beach!
Krystal: The art deco exhibition was really impressive! It was so nice to learn the history of Miami's hotels and architecture. I felt really happy when I spotted some of what I learned around the city. Entry is free for student and $5 for adults.
Vidal Sanabria: This was awesome as it is right on the beach and speaks of the great history of Miami's art deco scene.
Nikki Vasiliadis: This area is really packed with people, bars and restaurants. The building are beautiful but in general the area can be quite hectic. For sure worth a stroll, stick to the pathway across the road for the best view of the building and get the full impact 🌴
Sandy L: Definitely a great afternoon and night spot to hang out, eat, sightsee and walk the beach... fun, musical and of course colorful!!!
Lounes Hadidi: Would definitely recommend to see this museum! If anybody has a school ID it's free but anybody that doesn't has to pay. The artifacts are lovely and a little history about Miami Beach!
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Daniel Stepel (The last Baby Boomer): Welcomes centers can often be just blunt nondescript buildings. Not here. This place blends in perfectly with all the art deco hotels in this historic district. Inside you will find nothing but overpriced kitsch souvenirs and a very friendly staff. They do sell ice cold bottled water for a buck.
William van Tubbs: Loved the walking tour with Franzi!! Parking is a bit expensive. There are lots that only charge $20 per day, otherwise park mobile for $17 for 4 hours. The gift shop is nice. The museum is not really worth it. $5 for maybe 15 minutes of things to see.
20. Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach
Address: 1933-1945 Meridian Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 9AM
Telephone: (305) 538-1663
Guy: Tourist attraction
Review: "This memorial is free to visit."
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Lady Kia: The Holocaust is a piece of history I enjoy learning more and more about. It's a very horrific piece of history indeed but hearing and seeing what these people went through must be shared with many generations to come. It's a small memorial but it was lovely nonetheless. If you're in Miami Beach this is a must see!
Jennifer Wright: So powerful and moving...intense and surreal to see all people depicted in the statue and the names on all the walls.
Californika T: this memorial is striking in the heart. there you feel the incredible pain of those events. very nice and quiet park with a magnificent pond. being there, you immediately understand that you are lucky to live and be free. sculptures, photographs and an endless number of victim names make you numb with the horror of the Holocaust ...
Rachelle A.: Really great place, but be aware that there are pictures that can be graphic and inappropriate for young children due to naked people, and mounts of bodies. Otherwise it was heart wrenching, and very informational. The hand statue is really magnificent and a wonder to look at.
Christopher Eidt: An emotional experience, panels literally walk you through the hardships of the Holocaust with heartbreaking imagery with brutal descriptions. We must be taken aback by the extent of cruelty and mistreatment (it is described that death was cheered for), and while it’s hard to understand how people can be so hateful, seeing this memorial in the present times (2020 for me) is a wake-up call for how easily humanity can be manipulated into hatred. There is little here about the Nazi’s themselves, but this memorial is not for them. It is the victims we must cherish not because so many of them suffered to death (including one example of a man who opted for death by electric fence to escape the dreadful gas chambers), but because they lived. Real people were incinerated. Real children were taken from their families and killed. Millions of people. The memorial is a beautiful piece of art. A free exhibit, too, worth seeing to reflect on the event alone...I couldn’t help but take photos of the reflections I found.
Radu Schefler: Story so sad, so interesting.Must remember for ever
Brandon Earhart: Truly amazing memorial. Attended an event here on National Holocaust Remembrance Day and was in awe of the detail of this memorial. Great educational location to ensure we never forget.
Mauricio Pretto: What a strong, punch on the face message this place sendsReally one of the most impactful memorials I've beenThe hand sculpture it's so deep and strong I have no words to describe it
Esgoya Sazon: Simply put, it was amazing! So peaceful, yet so disturbing. The emotion you feel while standing there, reading about this travesty, is immense. It was well made. The Botanical Gardens, right behind it, is really neat too!
LeAnn Hillman: Absolutely stunning memorial. A must see in Miami. The statues are very life like and tragic which gives a view of the horrific events that occurred in the Holocaust that we cannot forget. A very somber place for reflection and remembrance of those that were lost.
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