Miami 2 weeks

A scenic, elevated wooden walkway stretching for miles along the Atlantic coast, offering stunning ocean views and access to the beach. It's perfect for a leisurely stroll, jog, or bike ride, with plenty of spots to people-watch.

• Catch the sunrise for a magical experience.
• Rent a bike for a faster way to cover more ground.

Explore the largest concentration of Art Deco architecture in the world, with pastel-colored buildings, geometric patterns, and neon lights. Self-guided walking tours are popular, or join a guided one for deeper insights.

• Consider a guided walking tour for historical context.
• Visit in the late afternoon for softer light and fewer crowds.

A Miami institution famous for its fresh stone crabs, key lime pie, and classic American fare. It's a lively, upscale-casual dining experience with a rich history.

• Reservations are highly recommended, especially during peak season.
• Try the stone crabs (market price) and the key lime pie.

A legendary, no-frills dive bar that's been serving locals and tourists since 1926. It's known for its strong drinks, eclectic patrons, and authentic, unpretentious atmosphere.

• Cash is preferred, though some may accept cards.
• Embrace the dive bar vibe – it's a true South Beach relic.

An outdoor museum and entertainment district showcasing large-scale murals by renowned street artists from around the globe. It's a constantly evolving canvas of vibrant, thought-provoking art.

• Go early to avoid the biggest crowds and the heat.
• Wear comfortable shoes as you'll be doing a lot of walking.

A popular spot in Wynwood known for its authentic Mexican street tacos, fresh ingredients, and lively atmosphere. They offer a variety of fillings and great margaritas.

• Try the Al Pastor tacos and a refreshing horchata.
• The hidden bar in the back, 'Sugar', is worth a visit later.

Wander through the surrounding streets of Wynwood, discovering more street art, independent galleries, boutiques, and unique shops. The entire neighborhood is an open-air art gallery.

• Keep an eye out for smaller, hidden murals.
• This area is great for unique souvenir shopping.

An upscale Japanese restaurant offering a sophisticated dining experience with expertly prepared sushi, sashimi, and creative rolls. It's a great option for a more refined dinner in Wynwood.

• Their omakase menu is a popular choice for adventurous diners.
• The ambiance is perfect for a romantic evening.

The heart of Miami's Cuban community, brimming with vibrant culture, music, domino games, cigar shops, and authentic eateries. Experience the sounds, sights, and smells of Cuba in America.

• Visit the Domino Park (Maximo Gomez Park) to see locals play.
• Try a Cuban coffee (cafecito) from a ventanita.

A legendary Cuban restaurant and bakery, often called 'The World's Most Famous Cuban Restaurant.' It's a bustling, classic spot serving traditional Cuban dishes and pastries.

• Expect a lively atmosphere and potentially a wait.
• Don't miss the Ropa Vieja or the Cubano sandwich.

A beautiful waterfront park offering stunning views of Biscayne Bay and the downtown Miami skyline. It features walking paths, a marina, and public art installations.

• Enjoy the shade under the palm trees.
• Check for any events or concerts happening at the amphitheater.

A popular open-air waterfront venue on the Miami River featuring multiple food trucks, bars, live music, and a lively social scene. It's a great spot for sunset drinks and a casual dinner.

• Arrive early on weekends to secure a good spot.
• It can get very crowded, especially on event nights.

A contemporary art museum with a stunning waterfront location and striking architecture. Its collections focus on international art of the 20th and 21st centuries, with an emphasis on the Americas.

• The museum's hanging gardens and bayfront terrace offer great photo opportunities.
• Check for special exhibitions as they change regularly.

Located in the historic Miami-Dade County Courthouse, MOAD showcases exhibitions that explore the intersection of art, design, and architecture. Its exhibitions often reflect Miami's cultural landscape.

• The building itself is an architectural gem.
• Tickets often include access to the observation deck for city views.

A vibrant neighborhood dedicated to fashion, design, art, and dining. It features flagship stores of luxury brands, curated boutiques, art galleries, and public art installations.

• Admire the unique architecture and public art.
• Window shopping is an experience in itself.

A charming restaurant in the Design District offering authentic Greek and Turkish cuisine in a beautiful, rustic setting. It's known for its fresh ingredients and relaxed, romantic ambiance.

• Make reservations well in advance, as it's very popular.
• The outdoor patio seating is particularly lovely.

An enchanting Gilded Age estate on Biscayne Bay, featuring a magnificent villa filled with European antiques and decorative arts, surrounded by stunning formal gardens. It's a National Historic Landmark.

• Allow ample time to explore both the house and the extensive gardens.
• Consider an audio guide for more historical context.

A beloved Coconut Grove eatery known for its vibrant atmosphere, delicious brunch/lunch options, and extensive outdoor seating. It's a perfect spot to relax after visiting Vizcaya.

• Their brunch menu is particularly popular.
• Enjoy the people-watching from the patio.

Explore the bohemian charm of Coconut Grove, with its lush greenery, unique boutiques, art galleries, and historic sites like the Barnacle Historic State Park. It offers a more relaxed, village-like feel.

• Wander through CocoWalk for shopping and dining options.
• Visit The Barnacle for a glimpse into Miami's past.

A popular gastropub in Coconut Grove specializing in gourmet burgers made from locally sourced ingredients and an extensive craft beer selection. It has a casual, lively vibe.

• Try their signature 'Lokal' burger.
• They also offer excellent milkshakes.

Located on the southern tip of Key Biscayne, this park offers pristine beaches, a historic lighthouse, nature trails, and opportunities for fishing and picnicking. It's a tranquil escape from the city bustle.

• Climb to the top of the lighthouse for panoramic views (check opening hours).
• Pack a picnic to enjoy by the water.

A charming, rustic seafood shack located within the park, offering fresh catches of the day in a laid-back, waterfront setting. It's a local favorite for its casual vibe and delicious seafood.

• Enjoy the view of the boats while you dine.
• Their fish sandwich is highly recommended.

A beautiful, family-friendly beach on Key Biscayne with calm waters, white sand, and amenities like picnic areas and a carousel. It's ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and relaxing.

• The calm waters make it great for swimming.
• Rent a cabana for a shaded, comfortable experience.

Located at The Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne, this vibrant Mexican restaurant offers a lively atmosphere with beach views, creative cocktails, and flavorful tacos and seafood. Perfect for sunset drinks and dinner.

• Try their extensive tequila and margarita selection.
• Enjoy the ocean breeze from their outdoor seating.

An open-air shopping center and entertainment complex on the waterfront, offering a variety of shops, restaurants, and live music. It's a hub for tourist activity and boat tours.

• Consider taking a boat tour from here to see the city skyline from the water.
• Enjoy the street performers.

A long-standing Miami institution on the Miami River, offering exceptionally fresh seafood in a casual, no-frills setting. It's a local favorite for its authentic atmosphere and delicious dishes.

• Sit by the water for a great view of the river.
• The fried snapper is a popular choice.

A modern, upscale mixed-use development featuring luxury retail, dining, entertainment, and a hotel. Its striking architecture and extensive shopping options make it a destination in itself.

• Explore the climate-controlled shopping experience.
• Enjoy the rooftop pool and bar at the EAST Miami hotel for views.

A rooftop bar atop EAST Miami hotel in Brickell City Centre, offering panoramic city views and a trendy atmosphere. It's known for its creative cocktails and Asian-inspired tapas.

• Reservations are recommended, especially for larger groups or weekend nights.
• Dress code is smart casual.

Housed in the former city hall, this museum focuses on the architecture and urban planning of Coral Gables, showcasing its unique history and design. It often features rotating exhibitions.

• Check their schedule for architectural tours of the city.
• The building itself is a beautiful example of Mediterranean Revival architecture.

A historic luxury hotel in Coral Gables, renowned for its stunning architecture, grandeur, and rich past. It's a National Historic Landmark and a beautiful place to visit for its history and ambiance.

• Explore the lobby and grounds; you don't need to be a guest to admire it.
• Consider a drink at one of its bars for a taste of old-world luxury.

A historic public swimming pool created from a coral rock quarry, featuring waterfalls, grottoes, and a Mediterranean village ambiance. It's a unique and beautiful place to cool off.

• Check their seasonal opening hours and capacity limits.
• It's a popular spot, so arrive early.

While known as a hotel, it houses several excellent dining options. For a mid-range experience, consider one of its more casual eateries, or enjoy a cocktail with a view at one of its bars.

• The hotel's architecture and history are fascinating.
• Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere and people-watching.

Located at the southern tip of South Beach, this pier offers panoramic views of the ocean, Fisher Island, and the Miami skyline. It's a popular spot for watching cruise ships depart and for sunset.

• Great spot for sunset photos.
• Look out for dolphins playing in the water.

A popular restaurant in South Beach serving elevated Southern comfort food, including famous fried chicken, mac 'n' cheese, and bourbon cocktails. It has a lively, rustic-chic ambiance.

• Reservations are highly recommended, especially on weekends.
• The fried chicken is a must-try.

An iconic South Beach venue known for its vibrant atmosphere, live music, salsa dancing, and tropical drinks. It's a quintessential Miami nightlife experience.

• Expect a lively and sometimes chaotic atmosphere.
• Go ready to dance!

A high-energy nightclub in South Beach that attracts top DJs and a fashionable crowd. It features multiple rooms, impressive lighting, and a vibrant party scene.

• Dress to impress; there's a strict dress code.
• Ticket prices can vary greatly based on the DJ and night.

A UNESCO World Heritage site, the Everglades is a vast subtropical wilderness home to diverse wildlife, including alligators, manatees, and numerous bird species. It offers unique ecosystems and outdoor adventures.

• Book an airboat tour for a classic Everglades experience.
• Wear insect repellent and sunscreen; it can get hot and buggy.
• Look for an official park ranger program for guided walks or talks.

A legendary roadside fruit stand famous for its exotic fruits, homemade milkshakes, and local produce. It's a popular stop for visitors heading to or from the Everglades.

• Try the key lime or strawberry-banana milkshake.
• Sample some of the unique fruits available.

Return to Little Havana for a more in-depth culinary exploration. Try a different restaurant to savor more authentic Cuban flavors and enjoy the lively evening atmosphere.

• Explore restaurants away from the main drag for hidden gems.
• Enjoy live music if available.

Begin your exploration of South Beach's iconic architecture here. The center offers information, exhibits, and guided tours that delve into the history and design of the Art Deco district.

• Book a guided walking tour for comprehensive insights.
• Pick up a map for self-guided exploration.

A classic South Beach spot on Ocean Drive, famous for its people-watching opportunities and diverse menu. It's a great place for a casual lunch or coffee break.

• Enjoy the lively atmosphere of Ocean Drive.
• Their salads and sandwiches are good choices.

A high-end designer boutique housed in a beautiful Art Deco building. Even if not shopping, it's worth visiting to admire the stunning architecture and curated collection.

• Admire the restored Art Deco facade.
• It's a great example of how historic buildings can be repurposed.

An elegant Italian restaurant set in the courtyard of Soho Beach House, offering classic dishes and a romantic ambiance. It's known for its handmade pasta and fresh seafood.

• The courtyard setting is magical at night.
• Reservations are essential.

An immersive art experience featuring large-scale, technologically advanced installations by world-renowned artists. It's a unique, interactive, and visually stunning exhibition space.

• Book tickets online in advance, as it often sells out.
• Wear comfortable shoes and be prepared for sensory experiences.

Located adjacent to Wynwood Walls, this restaurant offers a vibrant atmosphere and Latin-inspired cuisine with a Miami twist. It's a great spot to refuel after exploring the art.

• Enjoy the outdoor seating with views of the murals.
• Try their plantain chips and ceviche.

A collection of boutiques, artisan shops, and galleries scattered throughout the Wynwood area, offering unique clothing, art, and souvenirs. It's a great place to find one-of-a-kind items.

• Explore the smaller side streets for hidden shops.
• Look for local artists' work.

A trendy Asian-inspired wood-fired grill in Wynwood, known for its creative dishes, excellent cocktails, and energetic atmosphere. It's a popular spot for a lively dinner.

• The Korean Fried Chicken and the grilled shishito peppers are must-tries.
• Reservations are highly recommended.

The iconic stretch of beach along Ocean Drive, known for its colorful lifeguard stands, sandy shores, and vibrant atmosphere. It's the classic South Beach experience for sunbathing and swimming.

• Rent a beach chair and umbrella for comfort.
• Be aware of your surroundings, especially with personal belongings.

A no-frills Cuban diner in South Beach, serving authentic and affordable dishes. It's a local favorite for its hearty portions and classic Cuban comfort food.

• Great for a casual, budget-friendly lunch.
• Try the lechon asado (roast pork).

Continue enjoying the South Beach atmosphere. You can either relax further on the beach, explore nearby shops on Collins Avenue, or grab a coffee at a sidewalk cafe.

• Consider a walk along Ocean Drive to see the Art Deco hotels.
• This is a good time for souvenir shopping.

Embark on a relaxing sunset cruise offering stunning views of the Miami skyline, celebrity homes, and the ocean as the sun dips below the horizon. Many tours include drinks or light snacks.

• Book in advance, especially for popular sunset times.
• Bring a light jacket as it can get cooler on the water.

A vibrant pedestrian promenade in South Beach featuring a wide array of shops, restaurants, cafes, and art galleries. It's a great place for some last-minute souvenir shopping or a leisurely morning stroll.

• Enjoy the street performers and public art.
• It's a good spot for people-watching.

A beloved South Beach institution known for its delicious French-style sandwiches on freshly baked baguettes and refreshing smoothies. It's a perfect casual lunch spot before heading to the airport.

• Try their signature 'La Sandwicherie' sandwich.
• The smoothies are a refreshing treat.

Miami's primary international airport, serving as a major gateway to Latin America and the Caribbean. It offers a range of amenities for travelers.