Famous for its beautiful beaches and luxurious nights, America’s seventh most populous city has a reputation for being somewhat superficial. That reputation may have to do with the shine of jewelry, freshly waxed convertibles or tanned skins, but it is also true that in Miami (Florida) You can find stunning beaches, exuberant nature and idyllic corners where you can enjoy a perfect mix of cultures.
1. Enjoy the beach all year round
With temperatures that rarely drop below 20ºC, Miami has an exceptional climate to lie on the beach from January to December. Of course, keep in mind that July is the hottest month and that the hurricane season is from May to October.
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2. For the colors of the sea of Miami Beach, reminiscent of the Caribbean
Miami has miles and miles of beach, which makes it quite difficult to choose just one to visit. To this is added the beauty of the transparent waters reaching the white sand, the perfect holiday postcard!
3. To avoid having to repeat the bar for a single night
Miami’s nightlife is famous all over the world. Whether you prefer a more elegant setting or want to blend into the Latin vibe, you’re sure to find your bar. Most are concentrated in the city center or in the neighborhoods of Midtown and Wynwood, for more alternative places.
4. For the exuberant nature
Sandwiched between two National Parks, Miami is an excellent starting point for nature trips. To the west, the Everglades populated by 200,000 alligators and with landscapes that will leave hiking and canoeing enthusiasts breathless. On the other side, Biscayne Park with protected islands and a coral barrier in which unique species live throughout America.
5. Shopping paradise is here
Miami is one of the best places in the United States to go shopping and hunt for some bargains. If you like this plan, you should mark Collins Avenue and Lincoln Road on your map, as it is where the main international brands and other interesting shops are.
6. For the art galleries and the Art Deco neighborhood
To enter the Art Deco neighborhood of Miami Beach is to walk between the decorated walls of Wynwood Walls and the art galleries, increasingly numerous, especially in the Design District. Obligatory stop for culture fans!
7. The Latino culture that floods everything
Considered by some the capital of Latin America, Miami is really marked by Latin culture, especially Cuban. The neighborhood of Calle 8, also known as “Little Havana” is popular among the Cuban people and annually hosts numerous festivals such as: the Calle Ocho Festival, the Three Kings Parade or Cultural Fridays.
8. Travel through the flavors of Cuba, Haiti and Mexico
Thanks to its large Latino community, Miami can boast of having one of the best cuisines in the United States. Here you can enjoy delicious banana chips, “chicharrón” (fried meat), tacos or “pan con minuta” (fried fish sandwich). If you are looking for something more classic, you can also find hot dogs and hamburgers.
9. The best amusement parks are in Florida
A trip to Miami is the perfect opportunity to discover Orlando’s theme parks, including Walt Disney World , Universal Studios, Legoland and of course, the famous SeaWorld. There are parks for all tastes!
10. Because of its proximity to the Florida Keys, that little paradise…
The Keys are an archipelago located in the Straits of Florida, just over a hundred kilometers from Cuba. It is the tropical paradise for those who practice diving (or to do it for the first time). Boat trips are also highly recommended and simply enjoy the relaxed atmosphere typical of the Caribbean!
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