Miami Travel Guide

Miami, vibrating and charged with the energy and with the rhythm of the Antilles, is synonymic of sophistication of big cities and attractive beaches and cultivates its intense night-life. With a picturesque artistic scene, a shopping of world class, the wealth of water sports and a whole range of attractions for the family, Miami is one of the most complete metropolitan destinations of the country. Furthermore, for years, Cubans are very present in Miami. Indeed, their culture is now inked in the city. Situated in the southwest of Miami, numerous restaurants and bars offer the possibility of going away a few main avenues and shops selling luxury goods. The Cuban district allows the adèptes of salsa, "" frijoles negros "" and cigars to disorient little.
Coral Gables, one of the first communities of the country, is an exotic place with stone bridges and romantic waterfalls. Graceful Spanish houses of colonial style line its tortuous streets.
Key Biscayne possesses popular tourist attractions, livened up entertaining marinas and fantastic beaches. The windsurfing board and the sail reign along its windy dike called Hobie Beach.
Coconut Grove, other one of the old districts of Miami, continues to play its role of center of livened up shopping and place of night-life. We can visit a palace of the golden age of Italian style, and one of the oldest museums there of the sciences of the state.
Two attractions for families, Parrot Jungle Island and Miami Children Museum, are situated near the port of cruise ships of Miami. Ocean Drive, the street very photographed by SoBe, made in front of a big livened up beach and is lined with historic jewels of the Art deco style. Hotels chic and close friends took up residence at these leaders of work painted in the lively colors, and their livened up cafés overflow in the street. In a block of distance of Ocean Drive, clubs and bars opened all night long take over. Art galleries and museums, restaurants fuss and the design hotels contribute to the reputation of SoBe, which continues on Collins Avenue along "" Golden Mile "" of Miami Beach, towards districts recently fashionable of North Miami Beach, Sunny Isles and, on dry land, Risked. Haulover Park offers numerous activities of recreation and hotels chic, thermal spas and tourist centres offer an accommodation.
In its extremity the South, the region becomes agricultural in Homestead, capital of tropical fruits. Homestead is also the front door of two extraordinary national parks: Biscayne National Park, that we join by boat only, and the park of Everglades, for its subtle beauty.