South Beach, often called SoBe, is the favorite destination for locals and tourists alike. Start your day with a refreshing swim, a walk alongside the Art Deco architecture, or watching the colorful sunrise. Take a break at one of the vibrant cafés or restaurants.
Vizcaya, an opulent Gilded Age mansion, built in 1916 for industrialist James Deering, is a National Historic Landmark. The 50-acre estate features elegant gardens, exquisite interior, and stunning art collections. The beautiful European-inspired architecture on Biscayne Bay is a must-see for history buffs and nature lovers. Guided tours available.
Celebrate Cuba’s culture and cuisine in the vibrant and colorful Little Havana neighborhood. Experience Cuban politics, music, and arts at the famous Calle Ocho street. Sip a Cuban coffee, buy some cigars, or try the traditional Cuban sandwich at one of the local bars or restaurants.
Wynwood is Miami's arts district, featuring eclectic murals and incredible street art. The neighborhood boasts numerous galleries, chic boutiques, and fabulous restaurants. Stroll around the Wynwood Walls, an open-air museum, dedicated to street art and graffiti. Admire the depictions of famous artists and talented locals.
Enjoy the lively atmosphere and diverse shopping and dining options at Bayside Marketplace. Located in Downtown Miami on the waterfront, the marketplace offers live music, harbor tours, and fresh seafood. Grab a refreshing drink and savor the unique Miami vibe.
If you have more time, visit the Perez Art Museum Miami to explore contemporary art or the Miami Seaquarium to see various marine animals. Do not forget to apply sunscreen and stay hydrated during the day. If you have less time, skip the Vizcaya Museum or Bayside Marketplace and head straight to Little Havana or Wynwood Walls. Stay alert for happening events that might affect the traffic and plan your itinerary accordingly.