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The mansion was built in the 1910s as a winter home for businessman James Deering. The architecture and gardens are gorgeous, like stepping into old Europe. Fun fact: there's a stone barge built right in front of the villa that protects it from waves and storm damage. It looks like a floating sculpture! The whole estate is beautifully maintained. Perfect spot for photos and learning about Miami's history.

Perfect — thank you! Based on what you shared, here’s a friendly, natural review you could post on Google, TripAdvisor, or Yelp: --- ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (4 out of 5 stars) I really enjoyed visiting Vizcaya Museum and Gardens! The place is beautiful and peaceful, with amazing ocean views and so many perfect spots for pictures. It’s a great place to dress up a bit and take stunning photos surrounded by nature and historic architecture. The only thing I didn’t love was that the pools and ponds could have been cleaner — it would have made the experience even more perfect. Overall, though, it’s a gorgeous, relaxing spot and definitely worth visiting when you’re in Miami!

Highly recommend!!! Also they were setting up for a wedding on the back patio (huge) by the ocean. Beautiful!!! Its magical. And the gardens are unbelievable! Hard to imagine life in this amazing castle like home!

I have loved Vizcaya since I was a little girl, I had not been in 25 years and it did not disappoint. The home is exactly as remembered. The Gardens are magical. I did not realize that James Deering was the brother of Charles Deering another estate in Miami I recommend visiting. This home is truly beautiful with Gardens that make it extra special, the estate is inspired by Italian renaissance villas architecture the home is awing, breathtaking, and inspired. Originally the courtyard was completely open to the sky. The Gardens are so special and the views in the backyard are so special. Just go and spend a day, bring a picnic and if you want instagram worthy pictures this is a great place for you.

The Vizcaya Museum is absolutely stunning and truly worth a visit! Every corner of this place feels like a work of art — I honestly wanted to photograph everything. The architecture, gardens, and breathtaking views create such a magical atmosphere. It’s the perfect spot for anyone who loves history, design, or photography. You can spend hours exploring the elegant interiors and peaceful gardens while feeling transported to another era.

It was such a beautiful day that my girlfriend and I decided to have lunch and stroll through the stunning gardens of Vizcaya. The scenery was absolutely breathtaking serene, lush, and full of charm. We had a wonderful time catching up and enjoying meaningful conversation surrounded by nature’s beauty. A perfect afternoon of friendship and peace. ✨

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This is a must see while visiting to Miami. The pool is so clear and pretty it's from a natural spring. It has a kiddie pool, a sand area and the waterfall rock grotto you can swim inside. Pretty neat. It is deep i would wear a life vest however there were plenty of lifeguards. You have to park in this lot kinda down the street but it wasnt far and its about $20 to get in. I remember it was vending machines but im not sure if you can bring a cooler or outside food.

The Venetian pool is a pretty great experience! The water is a great cool temperature to take a break from the heat of summer! With its beautiful turquoise waters, it is a wonderful spot for family or a nice date doing something out of the usual. I will have to knock it for the parking. Although if you arrive early Enough it shouldn’t be an issue. If you arrive after 11:00 you’ll be circling a few times waiting on a spot.

I absolutely loved this place. I purchased my tickets the night before because I heard this place gets packed. I'm very happy I did because when I got there at noon on a Saturday it had already reached capacity. Parking is a little tricky because of how packed it gets. I had to circle around a few times before I found a spot. Once inside I was taken away by how beautiful and clear the water was. Word of advice: wear the life jacket if you're not a strong swimmer. The pool is super deep in some areas. However there are more than enough lifeguards standing by at all times. The seating areas get taken quickly so try to arrive early. Also the concession area is currently being remodeled so take your own snacks and drinks. This place is totally worth the $17 entrance fee. Lots of greats spots for pictures too. Will be returning soon. But probably on a weekday to avoid the crowds.

This place is absolutely gorgeous. I was working in coral gables for over a year and never stepped in. Last week I had the chance to go for the first time and they just open the place for the season. You can enjoy en relax, also I have to mention they have a good group of lifeguards that keep monitoring the area and the people in the pool. If you love to swim, you will love the 8ft deep side of the pool. Definitely looking to come back.

Was impressed with this place, nice tucked into neighborhood location and felt the pool was bigger and better than I expected. Will return to again to explore the cave area as that had just been shut down for the day, as I was swimming to it. 8ft depth nice to swim long laps in, I wondered why it would be closed for season and now I realize it’s likely the leaves that would be falling into water and too much to maintain.

This place is very beautiful. The water was amazing, and the waterfalls were fun. Clean park and plenty of seating areas. Pricing seemed fair enough, under $20/person. Locals obviously get a great deal. Still worth the sight and swim.

This place has been here so many years! A private pool located in Coral Gables, but non residents can pay $21 non-refundable no matter rain or shine for the day! There is a waterfall, smaller shallow pool, and underwater cave. Picnic seating and seating under covering. There is a mini beach and a little Cafe to see get food that is reasonably priced. Now note if there is inclement weather they will remove you from the pools and outdoor seating for your safety. They will not refund your money..no matter how long you have been there. So choose wisely. Other than that this was a great place to spend the day. The safe was super nice and knowledgeable about the history of the pool!

The Wynwood Art District tour was incredible! Our guide was super knowledgeable, friendly, funny, and kept everyone engaged the whole time. They answered every question and gave great insight into all the art around the district. Walking through, everything was so clean, and the people we met were just as welcoming. Inside the art district itself, it was beautiful to see the history and creativity come alive. Truly an amazing experience; I learned so much and can’t wait to come back!

If you like urban art, photography, creative energy, and exploring neighborhoods with character, Wynwood Walls is a must. It delivers a rich sensory experience — the art is impressive, the neighborhood around it gives you places to eat and hang out, and it’s best when you take your time. Just plan your visit to avoid the midday heat, check ticketing and hours ahead, and maybe go for afternoon light for the best atmosphere.

Wynwood Walls was an amazing place to visit. My wife loves art and I understand it a bit. The art was Wynwood Walls was amazing. Ricardo was our tour guide. He was very knowledgeable, kind and went at the pace we wanted as we took pictures and enjoyed the art. After our tour Ricardo was our host for the freestyle painting event. He did a great job breaking down each step in how to create a “masterpiece”. Our artist experience with CPWON was also an amazing experience. He spent time teaching and helping each of us get the most out of our spray art talent. Finally, we took the buggy ride through Wynwood and saw so many wonderful pieces of art in so many fantastic styles. Jeronimo was our guide/driver and did an amazing job getting us to so many pieces of art and telling us about various pieces we’re created and pointed out some of his own really cool work along the way. I highly recommend Wynwood Walls! It’s not a museum as you might think. The work and creativity on display is out of this world. What talent.

We brought some sixth grade students on a field trip and they loved it! Manuel was excellent with his interaction with the students and chaperones, and with the knowledge of street art and graffiti history. I highly recommend him if you’re going to tour the Wynwood Walls.

If you like street art, you will enjoy Wynwood Walls. I highly recommend checking out this art installation while you are in Miami. Lots of great, large art items and murals. You can also purchase some of this incredible art. They also have a cool gift shop.

Wynwood is an absolute must-visit when you're in Miami! This neighborhood is a vibrant explosion of art, culture, and incredible energy. The street art, especially at the Wynwood Walls, is breathtaking and constantly evolving – every corner offers a new visual feast. Beyond the art, the area boasts an amazing array of unique boutiques, cool galleries, and some of the best restaurants and bars in the city. Whether you're looking for a leisurely afternoon exploring murals, a delicious meal, or a lively night out, Wynwood has it all. Prepare to be inspired!"

Great assortment of murals (visited 23,skipped 24 so there was about 80-90% maybe different to my recollection) Loved the subway car, amongst other things, especially the punched glass portraits in its windows Shame the big galley of Americana type items wasn’t open or the street art area (always feel like you kind of missed something then in anywhere you’ve made a trip especially out to/paid to enter) Some augmented reality pieces you can interact with via the phone camera Worth walking the blocks around also to see what’s on the streets adjacent, also nice variety of food/ drinks nearby which collectively means a visit is a morning or afternoon out on a nice sunny day

The Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science offers a stunning blend of science, technology, and marine life. The planetarium shows are captivating, and the aquarium is beautifully designed, offering close-up views of fascinating sea creatures. Exhibits are interactive and educational—great for kids and adults alike. Some sections felt a bit crowded, and a few displays could use updates, but overall the experience was engaging and well worth the visit. Staff were friendly and helpful, and the facility is clean and modern. It’s a fantastic way to spend a few hours learning and exploring in downtown Miami.

I honestly found this museum okay - nothing spectacular but there were some parts that I liked. For example, their aquariums were amazing and it was fun to see the different types of fish/aquatic animals. The AI exhibit was interesting and you got to learn the history and power of Artificial Intelligence and I enjoyed the interactive elements. However, in general, the science presented at the museum was a little boring and focused a lot on sustainability/environmental science and astronomy, which is fine but I was hoping for a more diverse science experience. For example, I was hoping that they would incorporate more chemistry, physics and biology subjects that are interactive as a lot of people are visual/hands-on learners. Although there were a couple of immersive pieces, some of them weren’t working and I’ve been to more interactive science museums . Also, the museum looks huge on the outside but we were able to finish it in 3-4 hours (if you take your time). Overall, I appreciate the experience but would probably not go back again.

I went to the Frost Museum with my friend, and it was a wonderful visit! The museum is well-maintained, large enough to explore but still a manageable size. Definitely recommended for families with kids because it’s very interactive and really can teach and entertain kids at the same time. There are plenty of installations for people to explore. For example, in the Feathers to the Stars gallery, which introduces everything that can fly (dinosaurs, air planes, spacecrafts, …), you can make your paper airplane and test it using their setup to see how it flies or spins in the air. Paper and instruction are provided. Another one I like is a video game that shows how a spacecraft works. You play as the pilot and try to land on the moon. It’s an easy game but it tells you how many steps it takes for a spacecraft to travel to the moon and return. I never knew it had to orbit around the Earth first and should discard most of its shells. Anyways, it’s a great place to learn and have fun. The giftshop and the aquarium are good too! You can sit beneath a huge window and watch whales and sharks glide above you.

We made the mistake of going too late. I definitely recommend going at 10:00am and taking your time. The museum is interactive, with a live working coral lab to a fossil lab and the scientist are more than happy to answer questions. There is also a planetarium They show 3 shows, they are about 25 minutes long, at 1:30 they have a live show and at 3:00pm is a laser show (you ay $5.00 for those tickets. It is visually stunning and the views from the observation deck are beautiful. There is lovely plants all over the deck and the extra big binoculars so you can see distances like the cruise ships. There are a lot of interactive activities up here. The following level under has the labs i previously mentions and if you look over the railing you can see the largest tank in the aquarium. On the next door is ways to experience Floridas river of life and veiw the aquarium from above and the outdoors. The following level is the aquarium indoor there is a ton of interactive activities in this area. You are surrounded by beautiful see life on the other side is a space exhibit. The following level is more aquarium, the planetarium, I missed one exhibit but it is the baptist health (Ill be returning to take my time) and at the moment currently they have a Leonardo DaVinci exhibit. I cant recommend this place enough, it is stunning and well done. I dont live in miami but grew up there my parents still live there so I look forward to going back

This is hands down one of my favorite museums in Miami. With six different levels to explore—including an impressive Aquarium, an immersive Planetarium, and the fascinating Power of Science Exhibit—it’s a place that sparks wonder at every turn. The Planetarium show made me understand and become more conscious about pollution and global warming. The Aquarium, on the other hand, completely stole my heart—I could’ve spent hours mesmerized by the marine life. And to top it all off, the views from the terrace were absolutely picture-perfect. I visited to celebrate an anniversary, and it could not have been a better choice. Frost Science truly delivered an unforgettable experience. 🌍✨🐠

I’ve been here a few times and I think it’s a great place for children of all ages and adults. My favorite part of the museum is the aquarium. It’s so relaxing just watching the fish, sharks and string rays swim by. The other animals such as the birds, jellyfishes and seahorses were also amazing to see. I do think that some of the things should be improved, such as the wet lab and the planetarium shows. They’re not really entertaining for children. The interactive activity where you see the shark’s point of view was also broken during my visit. This time around, the Smurf’s characters were present promoting their new movie. At first, I did not see the correlation between the Smurf and physics lesson provided but the children enjoyed the dance party afterwards. Although, I must say that the staff providing the physics lesson was very knowledgeable and entertaining. They also provided Smurfs coloring pages, puzzles, crayons and temporary tattoos for the children to enjoy. As for the food, it is a bit overpriced but it was quite decent. I would definitely eat there again. I will also continue to come back to this museum as it’s fun and they keep changing some of the exhibits so there is always something new to see.

Great science museum! Went with a 2 year old and he had a blast! The multilevel aquarium is great to view. While he was a bit too small to fully understand the hands on exhibits, he still had a ton of fun. The museum has 6 different levels for activities and admission includes a planetarium show. We're multi time visitors coming from Broward and have never been disappointed.

Bayside Marketplace is definitely one of the must-visit spots in Miami! The location is beautiful, right by the water, and it offers a great mix of shopping, dining, and entertainment all in one place. The atmosphere is lively and full of energy, with music, boat tours, and plenty of places to sit and enjoy the view. It’s especially nice in the evening when the lights come on and the waterfront feels even more vibrant. The variety of shops is impressive – from well-known brands to unique local stalls where you can find souvenirs and gifts. The food options are also great, ranging from quick bites to sit-down restaurants with amazing views of the marina. A boat tour from here is highly recommended, since it’s convenient and gives you a wonderful perspective of Miami. That being said, it can get very crowded, especially on weekends, and parking isn’t the easiest, so planning ahead is a good idea. Some of the restaurants are on the pricier side, and like any touristy area, you’ll find that not everything offers the best value. But overall, the experience makes up for it, and the vibe is worth it. Tip: If you want a more relaxed experience, visit earlier in the day or on weekdays. For the best photos, sunset is absolutely perfect with the skyline in the background. In short, Bayside Marketplace is an iconic Miami spot that captures the city’s lively spirit. Despite a few downsides like crowds and parking, it’s still a place I’d recommend to anyone visiting Miami for a true taste of the city’s energy and waterfront beauty.

Spent my birthday at Bayside Marketplace on a Saturday and had the best time. They had live music on the water, plenty of shops and restaurants to experience. I highly recommend a visit. Its a 2 story outside shopping complex with all kinds of name brand stores to shop at.

There are many cruise companies for you to choose from. The night view is also very good at night Comfortable surrounding environment You can find different fun There are many choices of restaurants. The prices are just for tourists. A great place to relax Comprehensive open-air entertainment market

Booked via Groupon! The tour did not disappoint! The facts were all correct and the celebrity boat tour was very exciting! Loved seeing where everyone was living. Shout out to the team. Also a mojito bar on the boat so you’re able to get drinks and refreshments!

A lively market in Miami with stunning views and crystal-clear photo spots. You can watch ships and cruises circle the harbor while enjoying delicious Caribbean food. A must-visit for a vibrant experience!

It's a cool place with plenty of souvenir shops, several restaurants, and food courts serving a variety of delicacies. You can also take advantage of interesting attractions and excursions, such as a Miami cruise.

Bayside Marketplace is one of those places you can just drift around for hours. The big, beautiful trees out front make it feel tropical and relaxed before you even step inside. I love strolling past all the little shops, grabbing something cold to drink, and hanging out by the water to people-watch. It’s definitely touristy, but in a charming, colorful Miami way that still feels fun even if you’ve been a hundred times.

The Art Deco District of Miami South Beach is a true spectacle. Based around the Ocean Drive and Collins Avenue area, this is a great place to either stay or simply visit to absorb the magnificent buildings that adorn the streets. Within a short distance of the beach, these fantastic buildings on Ocean Drive are fronted by a large grass and sand area where the cool play volleyball, workout, in line skate, run, bike or simply hang out just being beautiful. It’s hip and classy down here and a fantastic sight to come and experience. The buildings look amazing, each with their own individual style and come to life at night when they are fully illuminated with lights that truly enhance great architecture and construction. It would be a huge mistake if when in Miami you don’t go here to stroll Ocean Drive and soak up the sights.

This whole area is a visual dream. I swear I took like a million pictures because every single corner, building, and sign felt straight out of a movie. The pastel colors, neon lights, vintage cars, palm-lined streets—it was all so surreal and magical. Walking through the Art Deco District feels like being transported back in time, but with a Miami twist. Ocean Drive adds its own charm with the beach right across and that lively, iconic energy everywhere. Whether it’s day or night, the vibe is electric but still artsy and nostalgic. I was completely obsessed. Rating: 5/5 – A surreal, picture-perfect slice of Miami history. If you love aesthetics, color, and culture—you’ll be in heaven.

Easy to book. Nice place to visit if you’re artsy

Worth the visit to watch people, the cars, and the drama. Good music.

Stunning

You must visit the Art Deco district and Ocean Drive, when you are in Miami

This region is the heart of the Miami and it’s near the South Beach! You must visit the Art Deco when you’re in Miami.

Great location to the Arena stadium

(Translated by Google) The best thing about Metromover is that it's free. Great way to get around downtown Miami. The “trains” are even air-conditioned. It's best to park opposite the Airlines Arena (home of the Miami Heat) and then take the Metromover for a ride. (Original) Das beste am Metromover ist, dass er kostenlos los ist. Super Sache um sich in Downtown Miami fortzubewegen. Die "Züge" sind sogar klimatisiert. Am besten ihr parkt gegenüber der Airlines Arena (Spielstätte der Miami Heat) und dreht dann eine Runde mit dem Metromover.

(Translated by Google) Clean and safe station, great for going to the American Airlines Arena (practically 1 block away) (Original) Estação limpa e segura, ótima para ir até a American Airlines Arena (praticamente 1 quadra de distância)

(Translated by Google) Free and air-conditioned metro. A nice quick sightseeing tour - see the city from above Nice (Original) Metro gratuit et climatisé. Un bon petit rapide tour touristique - voir la ville en hauteur Sympa

(Translated by Google) Free air-conditioned transport (Metromovet). Really great ;) (Original) Kostenloses, klimatisierte Transportmittel (Metromovet). Echt Top;)

(Translated by Google) good service. and safe (Original) buen servicio. y seguro

(Translated by Google) Miami's Freedom Tower is an extraordinary historical and cultural symbol. Its fascinating architecture tells the story of the city and its welcoming of Cuban immigrants. Visiting it conveys a strong sense of identity and memory. A must-see for those who love culture and history. (Original) La Freedom Tower di Miami è un simbolo storico e culturale straordinario. La sua architettura affascinante racconta la storia della città e l’accoglienza degli immigrati cubani. Visitandola si percepisce un forte senso di identità e memoria. Imperdibile per chi ama cultura e storia.

I visited Bayfront Park today and was really impressed with all the recent renovations. The highlight was the newly updated fountain, which now features a beautiful water show every evening at 8:30 PM. The show lasts about 15 minutes and is truly fantastic. It’s a great experience to sit back, relax, and watch the dancing water with the lights and music set against the backdrop of the city. The park now has plenty of benches where you can sit and take in the view. From here, you get one of the best waterfront perspectives in Miami, with a stunning view of the bay, the Port of Miami, and the iconic downtown skyline. The atmosphere is very family friendly. There’s a designated dog park and open areas where families can gather and kids can play. The overall vibe is peaceful but lively, making it a perfect place to unwind. Being right next to Bayside Marketplace is a huge plus. After the water show, you can easily walk over to grab dinner or enjoy a drink with friends. Bayfront Park has definitely become one of my favorite spots in the city. If you’re in Downtown Miami, it’s a must-visit.

The overall supporting facilities of Bay Park are complete. There is a road for eating, drinking and having fun. A variety of delicious restaurants, various recreational activities, sea cruises, and tourist handicrafts A great place to walk the dog and enjoy the sea view A must-see destination for everyone visiting Miami There is also a sightseeing bus stop It's in the center of the city Ideal travel recommendations

There was so much to see and do here!!! There was live music in front of the water and places offering boat tours. I definitely recommend the millionaires row boat tour! We dined it, Hard Rock Cafe, but there are many many different options for food and drink something for everybody literally. There’s a Skyview Ferris wheel there. I didn’t go on it, but it was kind of cool to see. Definitely your one stop shop for everything you can even book city tours here. I definitely recommend go walking around and taking in the local culture and the music in the food and the drinks !

Great Park set against the backdrop of the city skyline and bay views! Clean,Safe and full of life! Don't miss the fountain shows which are beautiful and with music to go with it! Check for different times from 7pm on.

Bayfront Park is a beautiful green space in the heart of downtown Miami. It’s perfect for a walk, relaxing by the bay, or enjoying the views of Biscayne Bay and the city skyline. The park is well-maintained, with plenty of benches and open areas. A great spot to take a break from the busy city and enjoy some fresh air.

Bayfront offers so many amenities that it's worth a visit. There's a giant plaza area that you can walk around with nice led nights during the evening, it includes a amphitheater, fountain that lights up and plays music. It's definitely a sight to see in downtown.

Lovely park with stunning views of Biscayne Bay. I enjoyed my leisurely stroll from Bayside Marketplace which is literally a minute walk away. Very clean. There are a lot of benches to sit and take in the setting. Highly recommend.

Like all art, the enjoyment you're going to get out of the museum is subjective. There were a few exhibits and artists I enjoyed but most of it just didn't connect with me, felt too hodgepodge. Also, $15 for 1.5 floors is a bit steep imo. Even going super slowly and reading almost every card, you're done in about an hour.

We received free access to the Bass museum as part of the resort fee amenities for our stay at the W hotel. The museum is a gem, and has multiple different exhibits, all with beautiful and highly original art. Definitely recommend a visit!

The Bass Museum is located just a short walk from the beach in South Beach, making it an easy and enjoyable stop if you’re exploring the area. It’s a modern museum featuring contemporary art, with spacious, bright galleries and rotating exhibitions that keep things fresh and interesting. The museum isn’t particularly large, but it offers a great experience overall. There are certain days when admission is free, which makes it an even better deal. The gift shop is also really cool — definitely worth checking out before you leave. I’d highly recommend The Bass to art lovers or anyone looking for a great indoor activity on a rainy day in Miami.

Unique museum exhibiting art and South Beach at its best. Really worth visiting on a lazy summer day. Outdoor concerts in summer. Best place to park is Collins Parking Garage, 340 23rd street, right across from the Museum.

I had such a great time visiting The Bass during my trip to Miami Beach. The building itself is stunning — the Art Deco design immediately caught my eye before I even stepped inside. The galleries are beautifully laid out, and I loved how the museum mixes historic works with bold, modern pieces. One of the highlights for me was seeing the contemporary art installations. They were creative, thought-provoking, and honestly made me see things in a new way. The museum isn’t huge, which I actually liked — it felt easy to explore without being overwhelming. I also really appreciated the staff. Everyone was friendly and willing to answer questions, and they even gave me tips about upcoming events and family days. I ended my visit in the museum shop, which had some unique art-inspired gifts you don’t find anywhere else. If you’re in Miami Beach and want a break from the typical tourist spots, The Bass is definitely worth a visit. It’s inspiring, welcoming, and gives you a deeper sense of the city’s culture.

It's a very cool small museum. I loved the combination of modern and classic art. Also, the pieces by Ulla von Brandenburg and Rachel Feinstein were interesting. The superb atmosphere felt like a huge invitation to see and experience the different pieces. The staff was very friendly and actively asked if we had questions.

I'm no art critic but I'm happy I got there on a Free admission day. Not kids friendly! Just by having a room where kids draw and fold papers, does not make the place kids friendly. They should put an advisement that partial and "artistic" nudity is visible!

Pretty at night when everything is lit up, quite a bit to see in terms of restaurants and bars. Makes sure to compare prices as some are unseasonably expensive and others are not

Ocean Drive in Miami Beach is one of the most vibrant and iconic streets in the United States. It perfectly captures the energy, beauty, and tropical charm that make Miami such a unique destination. Lined with colorful Art Deco buildings, palm trees, and lively cafés, the street feels alive at every hour of the day. Walking along Ocean Drive is a sensory experience filled with music, laughter, and the warm ocean breeze that drifts in from the nearby beach. The architecture is one of the highlights of Ocean Drive. The pastel-colored hotels and neon lights at night create a scene that feels both historic and modern at the same time. Each building has its own personality, and together they form one of the most recognizable skylines in the world. During the day, you can enjoy a meal or a drink at one of the many restaurants with outdoor seating while watching people stroll by or head to the beach. In the evening, the atmosphere becomes even more electric as the lights come on and the street transforms into a lively social hub. The beach itself is just across the street, with soft sand and clear blue water that invite you to relax and swim. Whether you come for the architecture, the nightlife, or the ocean views, Ocean Drive never disappoints. It is a place full of color, life, and energy that truly represents the spirit of Miami Beach.

Absolutely loved the place by night! The weather got so much better, making it perfect for walking

I was expecting so much more from Ocean Drive, it's nice but really nothing special and a huge tourist trap. There are many nicer places in Miami

Amazing to see at night, lots of life, food, culture and history.

Good place to feeling the Miami Vibe. Full of tourists, but long enough not to feeling overcrowded. A must see point on the list. Great beach there,too with showrs and restroms available.

Beautiful environment, an immersive experience to behold, and represents America well.

I went on a weekday to view this memorial, so I was the only one walking through it for awhile. The realism of the statues had me captivated. It's free to the public. You can walk right in. No tickets needed.

Amazing sculpture full of emotion and depth. Very intricate and detailed.

Very emotional. The site will have a positive impact on some and a negative on others depending on how they perceive the main artwork. There are hundreds of panels with names of victims.

Free to public. Docent was very knowledgeable and informative. You can get to it from botanical gardens. The corner it is on "hides" the hand so you cannot see it on the corner due to the new building expansion of the holocaust memorial construction. Very powerful emotional artistic piece if you are ready to take it in.

With respect and admiration, it's a reminder of so many lost and missing lives. Seeing photos of the ordeal these souls endured is a tribute of light and a place where we can reflect. This is a must-see if you're in Miami Beach. The monument is near the Convention Center.

A beautifully and thoughtfully designed and created memorial to the millions of victims of the Holocaust. It's important to preserve the evidence, and record and pass on the accounts of witnesses in the face of antisemitism rearing its grotesque head on an alarming scale yet again, and with the relentless campaign to erase historical fact and replace it with lies. God bless Israel! Entrance was free. Strongly recommended for everyone.

Very impressive place. Conveys the history and tragedy in a short recap and pictures. The name wall is very moving and the addition of the October 7 massacre casualties adds to the emotional experience.

The Pérez Art Museum Miami is an absolute gem for families looking for a culturally enriching and enjoyable outing in Miami! We recently visited, and it was a fantastic experience for everyone, from the littlest ones to the adults. What truly sets PAMM apart for families is its ability to make contemporary art accessible and engaging for all ages. While it's not a "hands-on children's museum" in the traditional sense, the thought-provoking and often vibrant exhibits, which frequently incorporate light, sound, and video, really capture kids' imaginations. We found ourselves having fascinating discussions with our children about the various pieces, which was a wonderful way to encourage their critical thinking and appreciation for different forms of expression. The museum's layout is manageable, preventing overwhelm, and there's a seamless blend of indoor and outdoor spaces that kids absolutely love. The outdoor sculpture garden, which some kids lovingly call the "sand bar," is a huge hit. It's a spacious area where children can run, play, and even interact with some of the art in a more relaxed setting, all while enjoying stunning views of Biscayne Bay. It's the perfect spot for them to burn off some energy after exploring the galleries.

This is a very beautiful newer museum on an extraordinarily attractive piece of land between the downtown skyline and the water It’s got a lot of exhibition space. The permanent collections upstairs are relatively small, and the rotating exhibits throughout the building are a larger percentage of the overall space. I took a whole bunch of photos of the exhibits to give you a sense of what you might see when you come here. The number of modern and contemporary big names is pretty small and there’s lots of emerging and new artists. So if that is what you’re hunting for, you’ll find that here in spades. If you’re expecting a lot of “early “modern from 1890 through 1950, you won’t find much —all depends on what you want

A beautiful and modern museum with a great variety of contemporary art. Perfect for a cultural and relaxing day. The architecture and views of the bay are stunning. It’s a great place to visit with family or friends and also has a nice café and gift shop. Highly recommended for art lovers!

Enjoyed my visit at the museum today. On a rainy & wet day, the one parking garage was full! 2nd Saturdays are 🆓 so the museum was extremely crowded. I decided to participate in a tour and it was enjoyable. The museum tour guide was very informative and passionate about art. The museum grounds are nice as well. The bathrooms were clean, that is a big plus.

We had an exceptional time at the Pérez Art Museum Miami. The architecture is stunning, right on Biscayne Bay, with beautiful outdoor spaces. The museum offers a perfect mix of vibrant, colorful art and thought-provoking works exploring diverse cultures. It’s also great to relax with a coffee at the in-house café while enjoying the view. Highly recommend for anyone visiting Miami!

The Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) houses a collection of international modern and contemporary art from the 20th and 21st centuries. There are two floors. I really enjoyed it, particularly the second floor. Easy to navigate. Staff were friendly. Clean. I spent around one and a half hours there, but you could easily spend longer depending on your interests. Information is in English and Spanish. Adult ticket price (November 2025) cost 18 USD. The gift shop as you exit is worth a browse. Lovely views overlooking Biscayne Bay.

I did not go inside the museum, I went outside on the grounds. This is my 2nd visit and I enjoy every moment. I believe the museum is for all age groups, although children in particular would love it. The bigger than life statutes are worth seeing. The compound is clean and well kept. The look-out on the waterfront is calming and a breath of fresh air. The entire ground and it's setting is beautiful. Worth going to see!!!

Beautiful beach. Very Caribbean. Palm trees and a lot of green. Unfortunately There were too many algae in decomposed and the smell wasn’t great. Also the water had a lot of sulfur and turn all our silver jewelry black

Beautiful beach, this is my 3rd time coming here. Nice clean sand. Beautiful coconut trees. We went snorkeling off the beach in the grass beds and saw lots of fish. My daughters found big conch shells and a sea urchin shell. You can order food and rent beach chairs with umbrellas but there’s lots of nice spots in the shade. We went at low tide so there was lots of seaweed and it was a bit smelly. But the water was clear and we had a nice time watching the pelicans diving for fish. Nice clean bathrooms and an outdoor shower to rinse off the sand.

My favorite beach in Miami so far. So much space and not crowded whatsoever. The parking lot is ticketed so be sure to pay on the app before you walk to the beach. Super easy to get to from Brickell / Downtown. Mostly locals and chill vibes. There is some seaweed and the water is not perfectly clear, but the water is warm and still enjoyable. If you want to hit a bar on the way home on a weekday, check The Wetlab at UMiami’s marine biology campus on the way back from Key Biscayne. Even on weekends, there are a lot of places to post up. If you don’t want to (pay for/bring) an umbrella, there are trees with shady spots.

beautiful, clean, safe park and beach. I love this place. I snorkel on the seagrass beds a lot and there are always many fish to see, including small colorful reef fish. plenty of parking, $11 for a whole day ($8 per day weekdays). huge picnic area with trees, promenade, wide white sand beach with palm trees, snack bar, watercraft rentals. Paths around a small park that used to be a zoo, lots of wild birds and reptiles there now. bike lanes all the way there from the mainland. several miles of walking paths through a hammock forest and to a boardwalk overlooking the bay.

Krandon Park in Key Biscayne is a hidden gem! This beautiful park offers stunning views of Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline, making it the perfect spot for a relaxing day outdoors. The park has plenty of picnic areas, walking trails, and a playground for kids, so it's great for families or couples looking for a peaceful spot to unwind. I loved watching the sunset over the water and spotting some of the local wildlife. The park is well-maintained and easy to navigate, making it a great spot to spend an afternoon. Overall, Krandon Park is a must-visit destination in Key Biscayne!

The beaches here are absolutely beautiful — clean, spacious, and perfect for swimming or just soaking up the sun. One of the best parts is how easy it is to park. There's plenty of parking available for just $10 a day, which you can conveniently pay through a phone app or at the park office (if you can find it — signage could be better). The park also has lots of designated areas for cookouts, making it a great spot for family gatherings or casual barbecues with friends.

This is a beautiful spot with stunning beach views, plenty of space to relax, and calm waters, perfect for a laid-back day. Great for families, picnics, or just soaking up the sun

There is that emotion while stepping into this beautiful building. What it meant to immigrants for so many years. The exhibitions, the meetings, volunteering and the office of Miami-dade College; fantastic. Gorgeous place. Means a lot to be called The Freedom Tower. Thanks also to Eduardo Padrón, Miami-dade, best College President ever. This time was a tribute to a Cuban singer, Celia Cruz and the 72nd anniversary of Diario Las Americas. Was a beautiful night with good music, great food and the talk of some local politicians of Miami.

We are so incredibly fortunate to have such an amazing and beautiful historical institution available to the public like the Freedom Tower. The Freedom Tower stands in stark juxtaposition today to the shiny glass skyscrapers (although the tower itself was the original first skyscraper in Miami!) showing a glimpse of the Miami that was. It tells an amazing story of the beginning of young city creating its first journalistic publications to of course what it’s known for today as being a guiding light and community center for immigrants, namely the Cuban community, into the United States. The tower recently reopened to the public and the exhibits are incredible. I last visited over a decade ago when I was in college and unfortunately remember being a little overwhelmed by the exhibits as it was a dark and sparse space with uninspiring exhibits. It’s completely transformed today with some of the most impressively engaging exhibits creatively expressed in a variety of forms - digital media, oral history told directly by those who lived these experiences, replicas of the original facilities, interactive elements, etc. Even their gift shop is beautiful and impressive, my friend and I did not leave with a souvenir! It’s a must-do for all Miami residents and visitors and well worth the $18 general admission cost ($12 discounted ticket for students up to 18 yrs, $14 discounted ticket for seniors). We were very fortunate to have our tour personally led by Dr. Amy Galpin, who oversees the museum in her scope as Executive Director Dir and Chief Curator at MDC, who led an engaging and informative tour. It’s great to see an important institution in the hands of someone so passionate about the mission and we as residents absolutely need to support this gem of an institution in our community. Please visit the Freedom Tower and take all your family and friends!

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.

The newly renovated Freedom Tower presents thought-provoking exhibitions that showcase how this landmark building served as the headquarters for the Miami Daily News and then as the Cuban Refugee Center for over a decade. The lobby features dioramas that tell the history of the place and a film, but also the Kislak Gallery that presents PreColumbian artifacts and historical books in dialogue with contemporary artists. The second floor features the Libertad exhibition, which tells of the Cuban Exile experience and is very moving and inspiring. Noteworthy are the Voices of Miami room and the Knight Skylight Gallery that tell the story of immigrant founded businesses in Miami; there is also a small gallery space that presents contemporary art. The 3rd and 4th floor have the FIFA Museum with a special show that was organized for the upcoming World Cup

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.

Wonderful museum experience. Exhibits are interactive and very informative. Very well organized. They also have free tours during the day.

Freedom Tower should be more about Peter Pan kids, you miss a lot of them, and you mix Cubans with other nationality, it shoul be in different walls 🧱

The Barnacle Historic State Park is a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Miami that offers a serene escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. As soon as you enter, you’re transported back in time to the late 19th century, when Ralph Middleton Munroe built his charming home overlooking Biscayne Bay. The park’s rich history, combined with its peaceful natural setting, makes it a must-visit destination. One of the highlights is the historic house itself, beautifully preserved and full of fascinating artifacts. The knowledgeable staff and volunteers are eager to share stories about Munroe’s life and the early days of Coconut Grove, adding depth to the experience. The guided tours are engaging and provide a glimpse into South Florida’s past. The park’s grounds are equally impressive, with lush greenery, towering trees, and a picturesque view of the bay. It’s a perfect spot for a leisurely stroll, a quiet picnic, or simply sitting by the water and enjoying the tranquility. The walking paths are well-maintained and easy to navigate, making it accessible for visitors of all ages. What makes The Barnacle truly special is its ability to combine history, nature, and relaxation in one place. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or someone looking for a peaceful retreat, this park has something to offer. I highly recommend visiting if you’re in the Miami area—you won’t be disappointed!

If you’re looking for a short escape from the crowds of Miami, Barnacle Historic State Park, located in Coconut Grove, is perfect for you. It houses The Barnacle, built in 1891, which is the oldest house still standing in its original location in Miami-Dade County. The home of Ralph Munroe offers a unique experience both in terms of history and natural beauty.

The Barnacle historic landmark just off Main and Commodore in The Grove is an amazing “have too stop” while visiting Miami. You should deposit the Two Dollars Into The Box To Help Us Maintain The Grounds. Unfortunately, it’s not advertised and almost everyone misses it. They stroll by, look 👀 and keep on walking towards the crowds along Commodore Plaza to see and be seen, missing this spectacular landmark. The walk leads out to an ocean view by the boat house. This site was one of the original landing zones for the Bahamians who traded with the indIgenous Seminoles Americans. The medicinal qualities of the tree bark and some mushrooms boiled and eaten from the hammocks are known to soothe out just about any stomach issues including diarrhea.

Such a neat place to visit. Built in 1891, it is the oldest house in its original location in Miami-Dade County. The Barnacle was the home of Ralph Middleton Munroe, one of Coconut Grove's founders, as well as founder and Commodore of the Biscayne Bay Yacht Club. Unfortunately I missed the touring the home itself, but I did get a great history lesson from a park ranger who walked the property with me.

Beautiful tiny jewel in the middle of the busy district. Perfect for a break, short walk or picnic. Waterfront view and clean restrooms

Beautifully park, 2USD fee per adult We didn’t visit the house.

One of my favorites in coconut Grove, so much culture and history, the trees and the vibes are unique.

113 years and going as strong as ever. Two hour wait at 7:00pm, so MAKE reservations in advance! Super large bar perfect for a drink before. Bread service included and delicious. Star of the show of course is stone crabs. $134.99 for 3 jumbos and you would have thought they were free based on how many they serve each night. So good. And they still offer the half fried chicken now $8.95, was $7.95. Best and could come here just for this and house made fries. Shrimp cocktail only disappointment, medium sized and lousy presentation. Hash browns are divine as the chopped salad. And you can’t come to Joe’s without ordering key lime pie. Service excellent and wine list decent priced. Overall, one of the top grossing restaurants in the world and still one of the best.

From start to finish, everything about this meal was outstanding. The stone crab was unbelievably fresh and perfectly chilled — sweet, tender, and full of flavor. The fried chicken was golden, crispy, and juicy inside — comfort food taken to the next level. The crab cakes were packed with lump crabmeat and just the right amount of seasoning, no fillers in sight! The sides deserve their own applause: the cream of spinach was rich and velvety, the lobster mac and cheese decadent and cheesy with generous chunks of lobster, and the oysters were fresh, briny, and beautifully presented. Every bite tasted like it came straight from the ocean. And let’s not forget the drinks — creative, balanced, and expertly crafted. Each cocktail complemented the meal perfectly and showed real attention to detail. From the attentive service to the incredible food, this place hits every mark. If you’re looking for a spot that combines top-notch seafood, comfort classics, and impeccable hospitality while in Miami this restaurant is a must-visit. There is a dress code, so call to verify before visiting.

I finally decided to try Joe’s Stone Crab, since it’s such a well-known and talked-about spot. I ordered through DoorDash, and while I understand delivery can sometimes affect food quality, I still expected a bit more consistency from such a popular restaurant. The stone crabs were a bit disappointing — they didn’t taste as fresh as I’d hoped and had a stronger crab smell than expected. Maybe the dine-in experience is better, but I do think takeout customers deserve the same quality. On a brighter note, the fried chicken had a great crust and texture, though it could’ve used more seasoning for flavor. The salad was beautifully presented and fresh, and the soups were solid. The mac & cheese was just okay — I suspect the lobster version might be the better choice next time. It needs to be alittle more creamier. Dessert was satisfying and helped end the meal on a positive note. My biggest issue was with customer service. I called ahead to request extra dressings, and the person on the phone assured me it would be taken care of. Unfortunately, none were included in my order. It’s frustrating when restaurants promise something and don’t follow through, especially when you’re already paying a premium for delivery. Overall, Joe’s Stone Crab is decent but not exceptional. There are definitely some good items on the menu, but between the inconsistency in food quality and the slip in customer service, it didn’t quite live up to the hype for me. Their mustard sauce for the crabs is amazing though

We went on a weekend evening around 6 and got seated immediately. We ordered the seafood tower ($184) and a key lime margarita and some chips and a slice of the key lime pie. We really loved the margarita. The portion for the seafood tower was generous but it’s not worth the price. The service was good though.

Came here based on reputation and reviews alone, and fell in love with the food. The crab bisque and crab cakes were honestly the best we've ever had, even across many fine establishments across the world. The stone crabs did not disappoint either - they were firm, fresh and sweet. Finally, the key lime pie also lived up to its reputation, tart, not overly sweet, with a satisfyingly crumbly base. Loved the old school atmosphere with our wonderful and gentlemanly server. Would 💯 return on every visit to Miami!

Even before arriving in Miami, we knew we had to eat here. We arrived on a Sunday around 7:00 PM without a reservation. We waited over an hour and a half for a table, which they immediately warned us about. Let me just say: it was worth it! Everything was delicious. The Stone Crab Bisque deserves a special mention, as do the Stone Crab Claws themselves. The oysters and lobster tail were excellent. The hamburger was also delicious. The pre-dinner cocktails and wine with dinner were good, and the Key Lime Pie was delicious to end the feast. On top of all that, the service was top-notch, from the maître d'hôtel, to the bartenders, and our waiter. We will definitely be back on our next visit to Miami!

This place is a mecca in Miami...a 'must do...consistently fresh stone crabs that are superior to every other place in Miami. The other seafood like the Salmon is also phenomenal. Plus there Fried green tomatoes are some of the best l've ever had... and hands down the best fried chicken I’ve ever had!! I've been a fan of Joe's Stone Crabs for years, Joe's Take-Away - their wonderful cafe it's perfect if you don't want to wait for the main restaurant... The take away is large with beautiful glass displays Where you can pick many of joe's specialties - especially their perfect stone crab claws, at a terrific price. You can buy wine & champagne by the bottle at retail, then sit at varnished wood tables and enjoy high end seafood - especially the stone crabs at a more affordable, relaxed price and atmosphere. It provides a chance for a quick high quality meal, complete with people to clear the tables. This is where you need to go to get stone crabs in Miami! 100% recommend!

Our first visit here was great! Maria was so amazing and checked on us throughout our entire dinner to ensure we were okay. Her customer service was exceptional. We ordered the GIGANTIC frozen Marg and she told us the second one was free. Steak and fries were good and the rice was okay.

Ordered the New York steak for dinner, and it was delicious with the Italiano. Ordered the chicken Alfredo for lunch and it was not had. The bread was amazing though. The calamari was excellent!

Amazing atmosphere and good service. As a fan of The Birdcage, it was outstanding to be able to sit and have a good meal at the iconic location. The server was awesome and checked on the table often. The food tasted good and the drinks even better.

Seafood tower is where it’s at!!! This South Beach icon is worth the wait. Enjoy the people watching. The drinks are made for 2 or very alcohol tolerant people. The wait staff is attentive. We had C Tomas and he did a great job. The seafood was fresh and plentiful to share as a meal for 2. The night was made perfect with good music and lighting. Definitely recommend and will be back.

I loved the food here! It was super delicious and the drink was very strong. Mind you that is a small size but it got me quite tipsy. Service was nice and polite. And it's very cool how close it is to the beach and the view while you are seating is nice.

The best seafood we enjoyed during our stay in Miami Beach! Wonderful customer service and perfectly balanced cocktails! Highly recommended.

Enjoyed a great breakfast of pancakes and eggs Benedict, all at 5.50 a piece, a nice price, for south beach. Great view of people places and things. A highly regarded destination, and worth the trip. We sat for another hour after breakfast, to watch all the beautiful people,walk by.

Exceptional experience once again! This was our third visit with our daughter and her cousins, and we continue to be impressed. The only suggestion I would have is to update or replace some of the toys that are showing signs of wear and tear. Other than that, everything was wonderful, and we look forward to many more visits!

The place is packed, and there are a limited amount of attendants. That said, the activities are all interactive and pretty fun. Your child will have a blast. Best of all its humane, there are no animals.

The Miami Children’s Museum is absolutely amazing! It’s one of the best places to bring kids in South Florida. Every exhibit is interactive, colorful, and educational — from the music and art rooms to the pretend grocery store, fire truck, cruise ship, and construction zone. It’s all designed to spark creativity and curiosity. The staff is friendly and helpful, and the museum is always clean and well-maintained. We spent hours here and still didn’t get to everything. If you’re looking for a fun, safe, and enriching experience for your children, this place is a must-visit!

One more time at the Miami Children Museum... 🥹❤️ Our kids are growing fast, but they both still love coming to the museum. We have such a fun and great day today! 100% recommended 💪

I came to the children’s museum and I thought it was a great place for children. I absolutely love how the children can pretend to be firefighters, doctor, veterinarian and even grocery shop. I love seeing local partners inside the museum such as Publix, Jackson Health System, Baptist and Carnival. The Peanuts exhibit was very reminiscing from our childhood. I also absolutely enjoyed the Peanuts show where they read some books in a very animated way. They kept the children’s attention throughout the whole show. They also have a musical garden and playground outside that are fun. If you have kids, this is the place to be as they have a lot of interactive exhibits and activities.

Definitely for kids under 10 (my opinion) needs new equipment in some areas of the museum. But my kids enjoyed it because they were able to see their little sister smile

Took my kids to the children’s museum and we had a blast. Everything’s super hands-on and it’s all set up so kids can explore without you hovering every second. The staff was upbeat and helpful, and the space felt clean and well-organized even with a weekend crowd. Loved the mix of activities for different ages; my little one was happy in the toddler area while the older kids tinkered with the STEM exhibits. We ended up staying way longer than planned and still didn’t see it all. Highly recommended for parents!

Bring your student ID for free/discounted entry! This was such a lovely surprise. We were in the area and decided to stop in and realized belatedly that we should’ve added it to our itinerary. Their hours of operation is rather limited so we couldn’t view the entire museum but the little that we saw was well worth it. You could easily spend the whole day here and it wouldn’t be enough. I really enjoyed it and the staff were so knowledgeable and kind. They had some interactive activities that we were struggling with, and they were very helpful. Definitely a must if you’re in the area! (Sort of unrelated but I got chased by an unhoused/homeless person on my way there 😂).

If you like history museums, and this will be a good match for you. There is quite a lot about the Native Americans, who lived here originally as well as real estate development. There’s two different buildings to take a look at so there’s lots and lots of content.

I was able to score free tickets through the library and took my mom to History Miami. She isn’t usually a fan of museums but she really enjoyed this one. I also found it very interesting. It has great pictures and artifacts about Miami and its development. As a born and raised Miami girl I really enjoyed seeing the pictures of Miami throughout the years throughout the museum. The museum is comprised of two buildings with a lot of stairs in both. They do have elevators too. But worth noting for people with mobility issues. One building houses the history of Miami that’s displayed chronologically. The other building houses exhibits and special artifacts. The exhibit we got to see was one on the evolution of swimwear. It was fascinating if you’re into fashion. All in all, this is a great activity to do on a rainy day or a slower day. We took about 2 hours to finish the whole museum.

Informative museum. Covers the diverse and rich history of Miami. The museum touches basis on various cultural groups throughout time which was very interesting to read about. The museum also has a section which covers the Seminole tribes history in early Miami.

I came for the Waves of Style exhibition opening and it was great. They had places where you can snap photos with Waves of Style props and individuals dressed in the theme. In the lobby area, there was also a DJ and an open bar. The drinks were traditional open bar drinks but they were good. I toured the museum, including the Waves of Style exhibition, and I loved it. It was interesting to see history of swimwear through the Miami’s perspective. It was also neat to see what Miami looks like through the artist’s perspective. I also loved how they had a section where you can sit down and design your own bathing suit on paper with different type of prints and all material needed. It was simple yet fun to do. Towards the end of the night they served hors d’ Oeuvres and they were all tasty. This was definitely something different to do in Miami. I absolutely enjoyed it.

A diferent place to do something diferent where you can learn more about Miami history and evolution over the las decades. A really nice place to go with family

A really nice museum that does a great job preserving the story of Miami and South Florida. The exhibits are well organized, with a mix of photos, old artifacts, and interactive displays that make it easy to follow the city’s history. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, and I appreciated how much local culture and community history they included. It’s not a huge museum, but there’s plenty to see if you take your time I spent about an hour and a half exploring both buildings. Beautiful stop if you enjoy learning about how Miami became what it is today.

Good parking, comparatively $20 for 24 hours

Beautiful space for a rooftop wedding in downtown Miami. We had the pleasure of planning an amazing destination wedding at this location. Located in the heart of downtown Miami filled with skyscrapers, lush palms, beautiful water view, and a panoramic skyline view of our beautiful Miami.

Enjoyed the Sky Lobby on the 11th floor. Decent views, nice quiet atmosphere, and open to the public.

This is the absolute worst parking garage I have ever parked in in my entire life. We have been waiting for 1 hour after a concert without moving 1 inch. Our car is turned off in the parking garage waiting for any movement. Absolutely insane and ridiculous. I will never park in this garage again. ABSOLUTE TRASH. There HAS to be a better system. Unbelievable. DO NOT PARK HERE.

Iconic miami building As a architectural enthusiast I need to highlight this amazing point The sun on the windows make the show even more intersections

Nice lobby, considering it is on the high level. Amazing views from the lobby. The parking is narrow though, not ideal for a big car.

Absolutely stunning! Miami Tower is a true architectural gem in the heart of Miami. The sleek design and mesmerizing lighting make it a standout landmark. The panoramic views from the observation deck are breathtaking, showcasing the city's beauty. The staff was friendly and helpful. A must-visit for anyone in Miami!

good brand selection, poor buy. nothing wearable for my taste at least. even if i wanted to try on, i’m sure no one would have helped me. no one greeted me or talked to me the entire time i was in there. a guy followed me around the store but it’s not like i look homeless/like i would steal, i’m in a diesel skirt and miu miu flats lol. the merchandising was fine, everything finger spaced, but half of each rack has the garments facing backwards. overall bad experience which sucks because it could be a really cool immersive experience like opening ceremony was in soho before it closed.

horrible customer service. i purchased via their website. the item was 50%. during the check out process, a pop up for a welcome 10% off came up, which i added. that made the item final sale, which was NOT stated anywhere in the purchase process. the only way i could have seen that is if i went back and clicked the drop down cart details tab. customer service continues to double down, sending me screenshots of the RECEIPT which does clearly state the item i purchased (past tense…) was final sale. i have opened claims with BBB and Chase. buyer beware! plenty of better shops to spend your money at.

When I found out The Webster opened in Miami Beach, I was so excited. With an upcoming trip, I stopped in to grab some last-minute pieces and was assisted by a sales associate named Nicole. Ultimately, I ended up purchasing a Saint Laurent jacket. She packaged it up, and I was on my way. Later that same day, my trip was canceled due to bad weather. Given it’s 100° and rainy in Miami, the jacket was no longer practical, so I sent my assistant to return it the following afternoon still in perfect, untouched condition, exactly as she had packaged it. To my shock, he was told by that same Nicole that the jacket had a stain, been worn, and no longer had tags. Interestingly, when I was trying it on in-store, I had trouble finding the tags and found they were tucked into the pocket. So the jacket was apparently “good enough” to sell to me, but suddenly “too worn” to return 24 hours later? How badly do you need a commission to accuse a client of wearing and destroying an item they bought less than a day earlier? After endless attitude and eye rolls, I was given store credit (because I paid in cash) so unfortunately I’ll be back. Such an unpleasant experience all around.

Terrible experience. Returned a never worn $1k dress because it was too small and they refused return / refund because tags were not in it. Shipped it back in worse condition no hanger torn box completely wrinkled and the tags were still on it! This is a scam and I wish I had read the reviews because clearly I am not the only one who has experienced this.

I have had the best personal shopping experience ever with this location! I shop remote through Justin & he is always such a pleasure to work with. They have an incredible selection of items (especially Chanel!) and Justin always goes above & beyond to make sure his customers have access to the latest pieces! This is definitely my favorite little shopping secret & can’t wait to visit Miami again to shop in store!

I accidentally mixed up two shipping labels for two designer items being returned to two different places and one of them was The Webster going back to the 1220 Collins Ave. location. When I sent them the shipping label to have them send me back the wrong merchandise they never did and claimed that UPS picked it up even though tracking never started from UPS and insurance wouldn't cover something that was a "no pick up." So now ate the cost of the $700 shoes + $40 shipping label that was never picked up because I assume an employee stole them considering "they aren't responsible for merchandise they don't sell" which is what customer service told me.

Nobody asked to assist us, but had an employee following behind us, from room to room and floor to floor. I was wearing Jacquemus and Dior, but even if I wasn’t wearing anything like they sell in the store, it’s unfortunate to create an environment of fear and mistrust for a new potential client. I was saying “omg my sister would love this store!” because she is a designer shoe seller at Nordstrom. I took a pic of a bag she wants to send to her, and the employee following us shouted at my friend across the room (who didn’t have her phone out) for us to stop recording. Why not address me directly? He proceeded to walk behind us fixing everything we looked at or touched. SUCH a bizarre, weird, and uncomfortable luxury shopping experience. The products and designers in-store are very cute and trendy, but they only have one of everything in random sizes, and they don’t offer to assist you with finding anything.

Nice walk. Feels good to walk old school area. Half the stores are closed so don’t think of it as a retail shopping trip. And it’s not authentic old Miami shopping, so take that into consideration. But it’s central to a few good restaurants and good hotels like Lowe’s and the Ritz. Shout out to Rosetta bakery on main ave. And a cool art gallery lik Miami. It’s a mixed bag here.

Took a long, slow walk up and down Lincoln Road. Had a seat, a drink, baklava and Gelato while window shopping and people watching.

Love love to walk in Lincoln Rd , its a must when you re en Miami , theres a lot of persons walking on weekends , restaurants are delicious , you can also do shopping and have and ice cream

Such a nice shopping street! I love coming here during Halloween—it turns into a huge party full of fun, costumes, and crazy energy. Always a great time!

Lincoln Road is an amazing place for shopping, with great stores like Ross and many more.

Lincoln Road in Miami Beach is one of the city’s essential pedestrian experiences. Stretching across a vibrant strip lined with shops on both sides, it offers a mix of well-known brands, boutique stores, and an array of dining options—ranging from casual bites to full-service restaurants like The Cheesecake Factory. It’s the kind of place where you can easily stroll from end to end, choosing where to stop for a meal, pick up unique products, or enjoy a quick ice cream. The pedestrian-only design makes it pleasant to explore on foot, and it’s an ideal spot for both shopping and people-watching. Parking is straightforward, with several private garages nearby charging around $2–3 per hour, while public parking runs about $4 per hour. For the best experience, consider visiting after 3 PM when the heat is less intense, as midday sun here can be strong. Depending on your pace, an hour to an hour and a half is plenty to walk the stretch and take in the atmosphere. Overall, Lincoln Road is a must-visit location in Miami Beach offering a blend of shopping, dining, and local flavor in one walkable destination.

Nice to walk thru

I attended the very last show before the Seaquarium shuts down, and honestly — it was heartbreaking. While the structure may look a bit run down, what truly stood out to me was the incredible connection between the staff and the animals. You can see the genuine love, care, and bond they share. The animals looked happy, healthy, and so well cared for. Many of these animals have been rescued and could never survive in the wild, so this place has been their home and safe haven. Seeing it close is deeply sad — Miami just won’t be the same without this historic staple that has brought joy, education, and unforgettable memories to so many families. Thank you to the amazing staff for your dedication, compassion, and the love you’ve shown these beautiful creatures every single day. 💙🐬

Went on a Tuesday and I have to say it was not crowded at all. But also there wasn’t much to do and not many animals at all. I wouldn’t even consider this an aquarium. When you hear aquarium you think you would see fish tanks lot of marine life but no. Definitely not worth it

This place was not busy at all. I appreciated the staff and all the knowledge they had to share about the animals that are there, any questions we had they had an answer. I will say the place seems slightly run down and could maybe use some renovations. There also were not as many animals as I was expecting you could say but the shows they had were really nice. It was so cool to see how the sea lions and Dolphins were so well behaved and trained. You could truly see the relationships the trainers had with them and that alone was a beautiful thing to see. Me and my family purchased our tickets on Groupon so it was $23.99 for each person which isn’t too bad for something to do.

It was a decent visit overall. The place is nice and well-kept, but a few sections were closed, which made it feel a bit limited. The shows we did catch were fun, and it seems like something kids would especially enjoy.

Wonderful experience in an iconic 70 year-old Miami landmark. Brought back memories from my childhood. The shows were great even though tomorrow will be the last day for them operating as the Seaquarium. Too bad one of the big companies didn’t buy them out and keep the aquarium as a research facility for the aquatic life here in South Florida.

It is a shame that they closed!! I met my next wife here for our first date, and I was lucky enough to come back one day before closing.. I think if it had been updated a little while ago, maybe it would have made it? But either way, we will always remember it fondly, and have happy memories of this place!

I HAVE BEEN GOING TO THE ICONIC WORLD FAMOUS MIAMI SEAQUARIUM SINCE THE 1960s, MET THE CAST OF FLIPPER THERE, AND UP TO LAST WEEK ALWAYS HAD A GREAT TIME AT THIS HISTORIC MIAMI SEAQUARIUM THANKS FOR ALL THE GREAT FUN TIMES!!!! ANOTHER SUPER FUN DAY AT THE MIAMI SEAQUARIUM 8/5/2025 HANGING OUT WITH ALL MY FRIENDS,THE HISTORIC MIAMI SEAQUARIUM GAVE US SO MUCH,THE MIAMI SEAQUARIUM SHOULD BE A DESIGNATED HISTORIC LANDMARK AS IT IS AT THIS VERY MOMENT FOR ALL IT HAS DONE FOR MIAMI OVER THE LAST 70 YEARS. THEY TAUGHT US ABOUT FLIPPER AND HOW SMART AND AWESOME DOLPHINS ARE, SHOWED US WHAT MIAMI WAS AND PUT MIAMI ON THE MAP, WE THOUGHT THAT MIAMI WAS A NAME FOR A BANANA, BECAUSE OF THE HIT TV SERIES FLIPPER BEING SO POPULAR THERE WOULD BE NO MIAMI DOLPHINS FOOTBALL TEAM,THEY WOULD BE CALLED SOMETHING ELSE, YOU NEED TO CHECK OUT RACHEL AT THE MEET A DOLPHIN EXPERIENCE AND ALL THE GIRLS AT ALL THE DOLPHIN INTERACTIONS ARE TOTALLY AWESOME AND YOU CAN MEET THE BEAUTIFUL DOLPHINS COBALT AND MR RINGO, YEAH MR RINGO I AM A BEATLES FAN !!!! EVERYTHING GARDENS, WHOLE PLACE LOOKS GOOD AND ALL HEALTHY WELL TAKEN CARE OF MAMMALS, ANIMALS, FISH, BIRDS, ETC IN 2023 I WAS ALMOST KILLED IN AN ACCIDENT, LOST 2 YEARS OF MY LIFE RECOVERING, WHILE WATCHING TV SAW BAD PRESS PROPAGANDA ABOUT SEAQUARIUM SO IN JUNE THIS YEAR 2025 I WAS ABLE TO DRIVE THERE AND WAS REAL HAPPY TO SEE THE GROUNDS LOOKING GREAT, MANY OF MY FREINDS STILL WORKING THERE AND THE MAGICAL BEAUTIFUL ANIMALS, I STOPPED GOING TO THE DEPRESSING DOCTOR AND GOING TO THE MIAMI SEAQUARIUM WAS LIKE GETTING A SHOT IN THE ARM OF FUN, HAPPINESS AND LIFE, THE PRICELESS ULTIMATE THERAPY, ALL THE NEGATIVE PROPAGANDA ON TV WAS BS. THIS HISTORIC WORLD KNOWN LANDMARK SEAQUARIUM IS THE RARE LAST PLACE IN NEW MIAMI AND SOUTH FLORIDA THAT YOU CAN HAVE TONS OF RARE OLD FASHIONED FUN AND RARE OLD FASHIONED HAPPINESS AND PUT A SMILE ON YOUR FACE, THIS IS OUR HOMETOWN NEIGHBORHOOD SEAQUARIUM, NO MATTER AGE, RACE, HANDICAPPED, ALL HELPFUL GREAT ANIMAL LOVING STAFF WORKING THERE, BE UP CLOSE TO ALL THE WONDERFUL CREATURES DOLPHINS, SEALS, SEA LIONS FLAMINGOS, STING RAYS, SHARKS, FISH, EELS, EXOTIC BIRDS, RED FOOT TORTOISES SEA LION,TOP DECK, FLIPPER DOLPHIN SHOWS, AND THE PENGUINS MARCHING AT 10:30AM , ALL OF THE SHOWS SHOW US HOW INTELLIGENT AND WHAT RASCALS THESE CREATURES ARE !!! LOTS OF HISTORY THERE, STILL TIME TO EXPERIENCE THIS RARE HISTORIC LANDMARK WORLD KNOWN MIAMI SEAQUARIUM, WHEN I GET INSIDE THE MIAMI SEAQUARIUM I NEVER WANT TO LEAVE THANKS AGAIN MIAMI SEAQUARIUM YOU GUYS ROCK !!!!! ANOTHER SUPER DAY 10/11/2025 AT MIAMI SEAQUARIUM WITH ALL MY FRIENDS !!!! 10/12/2025 WOW ANOTHER ONCE IN A LIFETIME EXPERIENCE THANKS TO ALL OF THE TRAINERS, MY FRIENDS, BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS, AND F MOST OF ALL THE WONDERFUL DOLPHINS JJ, SKY, CAYMAN, SEALS, SEA LIONS, PENGUINS, SHARKS, STINGRAYS, EXOTIC BIRDS, FLAMINGOS, RED FOOT TORTOISES ALL WORKS OF ART, ALL OF THE INTERACTIONS I HAD WITH THESE CREATURES HAS BEEN EXCITING AND EDUCATIONAL AND WORTH EVERY CENT !!! WHAT ANOTHER SUPER RARE DAY THANKS TO THE MIAMI SEAQUARIUM !!!! ALL THE SEA ANIMALS AND MAMMALS THAT ARE AT THE SEAQUARIUM AT THIS MOMENT ARE THE LIFE AND PARTY OF THIS PLACE BRINGING JOY AND HAPPINESS TO ALL, HANDS ON EDUCATIONAL, TURNING IT IN TO ANOTHER BORING FISH ONLY AQUARIUM AND NOT A PLACE FAMILIES CAN REALLY HAVE FUN, AQUARIUMS ARE FUN WHEN THEY ARE AT YOUR HOUSE I HAVE A FEW AND THE SEAQUARIUM CATERED TO ALL CLASSES, A PLACE A HARD WORKING MIDDLE CLASS FAMILY CAN ESCAPE THE OVER DEVELOPMENT, OVER POPULATION, GARBAGE CRISIS AND THE NEVER ENDING RISE IN CRIME. WHERE ARE THE SO CALLED ENVIRONMENTAL ADVOCATES YOU SEE ON TV RAMBLING ON ABOUT HI RISE SEWAGE DUMPED INTO BAY, DAMAGED REEFS, BUT BUILDING A NEW MARINA INCREASING BOAT TRAFFIC ,NOISE , POLLUTION ON THE ALREADY POOR CONDITION WATERS, WHY ALL OF A SUDDEN ARE THEY SILENT ON THIS ADDITION TO THE MANY PROBLEMS ALREADY THERE, MANY OF US ARE WONDERING HAS THE DECADES OF DAMAGE DONE BEEN FIXED LAST NIGHT WHEN WE WERE SLEEPING ???? WELCOME TO YOUR NEW CONCRETE JUNGLE

The Ziff Ballet Opera House lobby is stunning. All white, contemporary design with towering beams and sweeping rows of lights. Contrasting black and white terrazzo floor design. Has two lobby bars (which have long, long lines). The inside of the theater is understated yet impressive. 4 tiers, 2,400 seats. Immense gold oculus light at the ceiling center. Good seats with arm rests and comfortable padding with enough legroom. Went to see the Ukrainian ballet and folk dancers. Excellent performance. The special dance expressing the horrors of the war was heartbreaking. The box I was seated in was plain but had a good view. Ushers were polite and helpful. The women's restroom was in need of an update. Parking, as always, was horrendous. Before you go, be sure to reserve a $10 space in the Arsht Premium lot P2520 located directly across the street from the Arsht. Otherwise, you may end up paying $40 to $50 to park in the public lot next to P2520.

I have nothing but positive things to share about my experience with Adrienne Arsht Center. It was my first time visiting/attending an event in the theatre for the Spill the Pop Tour and I arrived three hours before to ensure I got a spot and during my waiting time the security guard was beyond sweet and really patient when explaining where the main entrance was going to be! Also the house manager, Gabe, was the star of the night, his patience and obvious compassion in his work did not go unnoticed! He wasn’t only patient but super nice to me! Then Betty was also such a lovely person to speak to, she was so joyful for me! Overall the organization, the cleaninless and everything about this venue is amazing! Definitely want to come back for any sort of event LOL. Thank you to all team members and staff for listening to me that day!

Went to see The Wiz at the smaller theater. Great play! Colorful and funny! Most of the seating gives you a good view of the stage and the theater is on the cooler side, so bring a jacket. Got there 3 minutes after one and had to wait to enter. So we stand in front of a TV watching and the ushers decide to carry a full-blown conversation in front of us making it difficult to hear. I had to tell them politely to shut up. They were aggravating as hell! 😠 So, whatever you do, don't get there late or even on time!

First time in Miami and I bought a ticket to see The Wiz. Not only was the musical fantastic but the theater is beautiful. The lighting and sound were perfect. What a good time!!

You have to have the experience of see a show here. But the most amazing thing is buy the opportunity to have great experience at the Restaurant Teatro. The food, the service, the ambient is fenomenal. The chef Jose Danger walked us thru the entire menu and we even followed him and asked for all what he suggested. It was amazing...

I went to see CHICAGO on Wednesday—it was not good. I "liked, not loved," the second part of the show. However, the center is gorgeous, clean, and very nice. The employees are kind and ready to assist you! FYI: If you reserve a ticket for this show, including parking, be careful. My daughter is going tonight, and she received an email with a different time, which forced her to cancel her parking reservation. DO NOT BUY PARKING TICKETS ON THIS SITE, YOU WILL REGRET IT, STUBHUB DOES NOT REFUND AND CHARGES YOUR BANK ACCOUNT 2 TIMES. ONCE YOU PURCHASE IT, YOU CANNOT CANCEL OR DISPUTE, THIS COMPANY ARE GETTING RICH IN ABUSING CONFIDENTIALITY RIGHTS. PARK AROUND AREA IS LESS DISTANCE AND NO FRAUD! Had she driven to the center, they would have told her that her parking was from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.—go figure, the show starts at 8 p.m.! Anyway, the Chicago Broadway show in NYC back in the '90s was outstanding! The Chicago movie was excellent! This Miami, Florida production of Chicago is... pretty good. I’d rather watch the movie 🎬 — sorry!!!

I recently had the pleasure of attending the Miami City Ballet's performance of "The Nutcracker" for a friend's birthday, and overall, it was a delightful experience. The show itself was nothing short of beautiful; the choreography was mesmerizing, and the performers truly brought the magic of the holiday season to life. The dancers, both seasoned professionals and talented children, showcased incredible skill and artistry that left the audience in awe. One aspect that stood out was the attention to detail in costumes and staging. Every performer was dressed elegantly, contributing to the enchanting atmosphere of the performance. The vibrant colors and intricate designs truly added to the festive spirit of the ballet. However, while the show was a visual treat, my experience in Tier 3 came with a few drawbacks. The seats, unfortunately, were not the most comfortable. Another inconvenience was the access to refreshments. I was disappointed to discover that the concession stands were only open on the lower level. This meant that if I wanted a drink or snack, I had to make the trek all the way down to the bottom of the venue, which was quite a hassle during intermission. It would have been much more convenient if there had been food and drink options available on each level. Despite these minor issues, the beauty of the performance and the talent of the dancers far outweighed any discomfort. I would highly recommend seeing the Miami City Ballet's "The Nutcracker" to anyone looking for a festive outing. Just be prepared for the seating situation and the logistics of grabbing a snack! Overall, it was a magical evening filled with holiday cheer that I will cherish for a long time.

Pretty expensive for what you get and it wasn’t quite what we were expecting, plus it was much cheaper if we booked tickets online. We liked the interactive rooms: the heartbeat lights and graffiti wall, and then the bubble room looked like fun but we didn’t want to pay $13 extra for it. Other than that the water lights were cool but the other rooms were pretty boring and we probably spent about 30 minutes total between all of them. We would have loved to see more interactive elements, descriptions or information about the displays, and the staff weren’t particularly friendly or open to us having a bit of fun with how we interacted with the exhibits.

Extremely beautiful and fun exhibits. I took my mother here for her birthday and we had a great time. The only reason for not giving it 5 stars is that they say it takes 90-120 minutes to see all the exhibits. But that's only true if you stay at each one for 15 minutes. It's roughly a 60 minute experience for everyone in there including myself. For $30 a person, definitely not a bad deal.

Okay. I want to share my experience here, hope it’ll be helpful to you! Visit on Weekdays: You’ll save money and avoid extra fees if you visit during the weekdays. (If you’re a student there’s a $3 discount on the fee.) Art and Digital Art: The museum is a must-see for art and digital art enthusiasts. Time Needed: About two hours to explore the entire museum. Don’t Miss the Second Building: After finishing the main building, there’s another building on the left with a set of blue steps that’s definitely worth checking out. Make sure to take your time and have fun!

Superblue Miami is a one-of-a-kind immersive art experience that takes visitors far beyond the traditional museum setting, blending light, sound, and space into interactive installations. Instead of simply viewing art, you walk through it, touch it, and become part of it — from mirrored rooms and dreamlike digital landscapes to large-scale, mind-bending environments created by world-renowned contemporary artists. The exhibits are constantly changing, which makes every visit feel fresh and unique. Families, couples, and art enthusiasts alike can enjoy the playful yet thought-provoking atmosphere, and the spaces are perfect for photography and social media moments. While admission is on the higher side and visits typically last one to two hours, the creativity and immersive nature of Superblue make it a must-see cultural destination in Miami for anyone looking to experience art in a bold and unforgettable way. I recommend it but, not cloud experience.

Probably not for everyone but my wife and I really enjoyed it. It was different and interactive, some cool concepts. All the staff were very helpful and welcoming. We spent a little more that 2 hours to go through the 5 exhibits.

I had a good time and enjoyed each exhibit! However I don’t think it was worth the $30 and it should’ve been a bit cheaper, or at least have a couple more exhibits because it felt short to me. This would be a great spot to come enjoy with your family and kids though! I really enjoyed all the photo opportunities.

This was so fun and I love that they change the exhibits almost yearly even though I don’t live there to be able to go each time. There are sounds associated with lamps all of the exhibits (or at least these) but I did see a sign for sensory sensitive showings so if you could probably reach out to them to find out more if that’s a concern. It wasn’t overly loud for these exhibits. We enjoyed the interactive ones a lot too. If there was more seating we could’ve spent forever in some of the rooms (may be why there isn’t). There were kids there too and I think they could enjoy this as well but obviously they may want to move through slower or quicker than you depending. I would say it could be cheaper but everything is expensive these days and I truly don’t mind paying for actual art so I don’t think $32 is an outrageous price (think residents are a little cheaper).

I have been coming to this Gesu Church ⛪️ since go to Miami Dade Community College for over 20 years . I just Love Praying 🙏 in this church, It’s been Beautifully Restored.

GESÙ established in 1896 (the same founding year as the City of Miami itself ) is the first Jesuit Catholic Church ⛪️ in Miami. The land upon which the church stands, was donated to the Roman Catholic Archdiocese by Henry Flagler, an entrepreneur industrialist who settled here and built the railroad from Saint Augustine to Key West. A Catholic School once stood by the rectory. Today the school no longer exists and has, unfortunately been replaced by a parking lot.

Love this church and the administration. Thank you. 🥰❤️🙏 Gesù Catholic Church in Miami, built in 1895, radiates timeless beauty with its historic charm and sacred atmosphere, a true spiritual landmark of the city.

This breathtaking Catholic church is not only a work of architectural beauty but also a place that radiates peace and reverence. The moment you step inside, the soaring ceilings, intricate stained glass, and lovingly preserved details transport you to another time. Every corner tells a story — from the ornate altar to the quiet side chapels perfect for prayer. Whether attending Mass, lighting a candle, or simply admiring the craftsmanship, you can feel the faith and devotion that has filled this sacred space for generations. It’s a living testament to both the artistry of its builders and the enduring presence of God. A must-visit for anyone who appreciates history, beauty, and the profound sense of stillness that only a holy place can offer.

The secretary is very rude. I went there to ask for help she said they don't help but will provide a # that may be able to help. I told her it is okay. I couldn't believe this type of person can work in a church? I don't even have $ to buy a bottle of water right now & have not drank anything. This type of attitude to a person in need is disgusting. I tried to give a humble suggestion that maybe next time someone asks for help don't tell them to come in person, have them call you. I was told to come here at 9:30 am to speak to her. That should not be told to someone just to ge turned away. I could have been turned down over the phone. She has a phone in her office. I walked a long way with a heavy suitcase & duffel. I'm already sleeping outside I really did not need to be given anything negative in my situation. I am a nurse, maybe I am just more empathetic than most because I take care of sick children & adults. I don't know. But I am a respectable licensed professional person who fell on hard times (primarily due to being targeted). There was no reason to be treated like this.

Beautiful church. I love it.

Beautiful historic church in downtown Miami. Not such a nice neighborhood

My sister and I had an extraordinary tour. Our tour guide was amazing, a Panamanian lady, so sorry I forgot your name. Her love for the history of this family and their contributions to Coral Gables made us love it too! The Merrick family is the reason why there is a Coral Gables!! If you love history, it's worth the trip!!

George Merrick was the Founder of Coral Gables, so a visit to the house of George Merrick is pretty incredible. Make sure you call first to get the hours of operation to visit.

This is the childhood home of George E. Merrick, the founder and developer of the City of Coral Gables. This historic landmark originally began as a 1903 frame house, and was added onto in 1910.

Thank you Patricia for the tour! We enjoyed it a lot!

An interesting place to visit and learn about the history of Coral Gables. The tour I went to was on the weekend and started at 1 pm and had a nominal fee. The tours guide, ours as well as the one from the other group who joined us at the conclusion of the first tour, were very eager, knowledgeable, and informative.

Hands down one of the best museums in Miami. One of Coral Gables’ finest landmarks. It’s the best $5 tour I can think of, our guide Laura was amazing.

The Merrick House of Coral Gables is a must in Miami. Everyone should go to get to know why it is such a beautiful community. The tour guides have first hand experience on the history of the community, and the family that had the dream to envision it. I would recommend stopping here first, then walk down to the venetian pool through the beautifully banyan tree-filled streets, and finally to the biltmore Hotel.

It was pretty good performance! Very sensible and truly historic. That’s the reality of any country in Latin America, in this particular one in Venezuela!! ❤️

Miami New Drama's Lincoln Road Hustle was excellent! The acting was powerful and it's truly the story of Miami, I highly recommend it!

Is a great spot to see a play or a musical, there’s a lot of parking around the Theater, the only issue is you can’t eat or drink inside. Is a small place so don’t worry about buying the best seats.

Retro, 1935 Art Deco beautifully preserved theater showing multi-discipline, multi-cultural shows. Home of the talented MIND theater company (Miami New Drama). I saw "Juneteenth" which was a series of short films followed by live music, spoken word, dancing, and singing in honor of freedom. The performance was of Broadway show caliber but the set and costumes were marginal. Will definitely be back for more shows.

I saw a poster for the play, "A Special Day," and it looked interesting so I decided to sign up for the free tickets and I'm so glad I did. I really enjoyed the play, even it just being two actors on stage. Witnessing their skill with such raw passion made me an instant fan, and I'm ready for "A Wonderful World," the Louis Armstrong musical coming this December. The theatre still has its vintage with a modern updates and very clean and beautiful and the staff are amazing and friendly! The sound is great as well. The temperature of the theatre is cool/cold, bring a light sweater. The seats are in good condition but old school, if you know that I mean. The good thing though is that the theater personnel are heavy on social distancing so there will be two to three seats separating you from the next family or group.

We went to this place to see the spectacular show of “ En la vida Hay Amores “ between Boleros and the company of good singers we passed the best night ever. We should have more places like this one. ☝️

Such a fun play! In the middle of Lincoln Road, the passerbys, stores, and streets are a part of every scene. It’s beautifully done, well organized, very local, creative, interesting, and funny. Highly recommended for a date night, a night with friends, or even a family with older kids.

Historic park on the north side of Miami river. Full renovated. Peacefull and to refresh your soul. Enjoy.

Nice little area with a lot of shade and pretty park quick is never too busy. Also has a basketball court

Lummus Park Historic District combines beautiful beachfront, iconic Art Deco architecture, and lively atmosphere. Perfect for sightseeing, beach fun, and experiencing Miami’s vibrant culture.

I visited Miami oldest house, the Wagner Homestead, built in 1855. I felt like Laura Ingalls from "Little House on the Prairie!"

The park has its charm, but it would be even better if the basketball court were up and running. There's nothing quite like a game on a sunny day!

Went paddleboarding down the Miami river. Had to be one of the coolest experiences I have had yet!

Really chill park great for evening walk along the river or for shoot shoot!

I don’t usually leave reviews, but Ashley absolutely deserves this one. From the moment we sat down, she made us feel welcomed, cared for, and genuinely appreciated. Her energy was warm, her timing was perfect, and she anticipated what we needed before we even asked. Ashley didn’t just take our order—she created an experience. Friendly without being overbearing, fast without feeling rushed, and just overall amazing. You can tell she takes pride in what she does, and it shows. If you get a chance to sit in her section—do it. Ashley is hands-down the best server I’ve ever had.

Would give this zero stars for service, but here we are... We were really unhappy with this restaurant. It was my first time visiting. No complaints about the food or kitchen staff—honestly, the food was great, and that’s important. I’m giving 1 star, and that’s only for the Service. We were staying at the Clevelander Hotel, which offers a 15% discount at this restaurant. When we sat down, we specifically asked both the hostess and our server if the discount applied, and they both said “Yes, sure.” Our server, Zulma, seemed either very unprofessional or maybe just new. Every time we asked her about something on the menu, she wasn’t sure. I ordered a beer—she came back and said they were out of it. I ordered a different one, and again, she returned to say they didn’t have that either. So I just said, bring me whatever beer you do have. No big deal at that point. When it was time to pay, we asked for the check. She brought us just the credit card slip—no itemized check. We asked for the itemized version and reminded her about the 15% discount. We had already noticed that the total charged to the card did not reflect any discount. She returned with the itemized check—still no discount. We asked again. This time she said she had to check with the manager. First, she asked us to show our hotel key or something that showed we were eligible. We showed her the hotel key. She came back rolling her eyes and smiling, and said the manager told her the discount only applies to the breakfast menu. Then came the next question: “Do you have a Florida Driver License or Miami ID? Then we can give you the discount.” We were like—Really? We’re visitors, staying at the hotel you partner with. Isn’t that the whole point? At that point, we were frustrated—why didn’t anyone mention that before we ordered? Meanwhile, during the 25-minute back-and-forth, my credit card was already charged without my signature or approval. How nice, right? Eventually, we gave up and left because we were tired of going back and forth, especially with her attitude. It was honestly ridiculous. And of course, they included a 20% service charge. For what service, exactly? Also worth noting: there’s an automatic 20% gratuity charge added to every bill, regardless of the service provided. Our bill came to about $120 for two people—definitely not cheap. And to top it off, they still had a spot for an optional tip on the check. Hilarious. With hundreds of restaurants around, we made the wrong choice. It’s not even about the 15% discount—we could’ve easily paid full price. It’s about how they treated their guests. We won’t be coming back, even though the food was genuinely good. Zero stars for service. Five stars for the food.

I love this place ! It is definitely a vibe ! The DJ was playing great music , drinks were great . We ordered the fried cod with fries and hot wings. The fries were amazing probably the best I’ve ever had ! I just wish the wings were spicier . Service was amazing, too!!!

My friend and I went to a comedy show here and had a couple drinks at the bar after. The show and drinks were great but I can’t believe the rudeness of the bouncer. My friend was showing her ID to the other bouncer and this guy snaps to know if she’s listening to him, I tell him that I am and he tells how to get to the company club. I ask if he needs my ID and he says “we all know you’re 21.” He was the very large, bald one. I am not sure why someone who is so miserable would choose a job interacting with people.

Service Was AWEFUL .. 6 PPL at tha table & 1 Got There Food Before Everyone .. That One Person Order Their Food Last .. one Person Didn't Even Get Her Food ..

“Had an amazing experience at the Clevelander, all thanks to Renata! Her service was top-notch—super friendly, fast, and made sure we felt right at home. She really knows her stuff and mixes up some killer drinks. If you’re looking for great vibes and even better drinks, definitely ask for Renata. She’s a legend behind the bar!”

We’re on vacation in Miami and decided to stop by the Clevelander best choice we made! The atmosphere was fun and full of energy, with great music and a lively crowd. The drinks were tasty and hit the spot. Our server Megan knew exactly what to do and made sure everything went smoothly, which made the night even better. Such a great spot to visit while in Miami!

Amazing atmosphere, food, and people. The art and murals were fun to walk around and see. Loved the feeling that we were almost in a different country. The music playing from the various bars and restaurants really added to everything.

Absolutely adored this plaza/strip. Truly rich in Cuban culture. So many things to see. The food is absolutely delicious. Highly recommend if you’re in Miami.

Also for El Malecón de la Calle Ocho , 1005 SW 8th St, Miami. I am definitely returning. Great food and not as crowded or far as Olds Havana.

Very cute little Neighborhood to walk and explore. There are several little shops to check out souvenirs and lots of cigar shops. There are also restaurants that serve $5 mojito Mondays. We also checked out the I ice cream shop with the giant cone and scoops on the enter an extra that was very cool - their best seller flavour was abuela Maria.

Awesome neighborhood to explore. You get that feeling of being in a whole different country. Lots of shops to buy souvenirs as well as great handmade cigars. Roosters and chickens are walking around freely so it's always fun to see them. You can't leave the neighborhood before trying one of the many authentic food restaurants in the area.

Super very nice ,cigars and Cuban coffee. Amazing restaurant to enjoy with friends and family.

Little Havana! Love this place!! The bakery? Freaking awesome!!

Lovely modern garage with no tickets. Just know your number plate and it works. Some wide parking spaces and enough parking for everyone it seems. Nice decor !!

I’m a big fan of this car park and museum. I’ve taken many pictures of it, and from many different perspectives. These are my most recent photos.

This is easily the coolest parking garage I’ve ever seen! The exterior of the building is so unique and artistic, it feels like a destination in itself. I was also pleasantly surprised by how affordable the parking rates are. Definitely worth checking out, even if you’re just passing through!

The Museum Garage in Design District is an absolute gem! 🚗✨ It’s got that awesome artsy look from the outside and the prices are pretty reasonable. 💸 Pro tip: Drive all the way to the top for an amazing view of Miami. 🌇 And if you're feeling adventurous, there's even a slide or a climbing net to get you down a few floors quickly. 🎢🕸️

If there is a must do/go in the Miami area, is this Museum Garage. By far, it's one of my favorite spots in the world, for its simplicity, yet it's a powerful message and design! Go during the day and at night. Light is also key in the powerful display of this jewel!

Extremely disappointing experience. I came with a small group to record a simple dance video, a space advertised as a place to “Park Safe, Content Create.” After 40 minutes, security falsely accused us of being a group of 90+, then escalated by calling the police — with children present — creating a traumatizing scene. No website or social media states that prior permission is required. To make matters worse, the security guard took photos of all our license plates without explanation. Completely unprofessional and misleading. If you're going to promote your space as content-friendly, honor that. Otherwise, clearly state your rules.

I highly recommend parking here. The architecture is like scenes from a movie, and from the rooftop, you can see the beautiful Miami skyline.

They suck i can not pay my fines cause their automatic systems trash, and this is the number one way how they get you back in jail. Cuz You can't pay for your stuff and they think they smart, and none of them work, and that's why they have that automated system for you don't even bother them. You can't even talk to an agent from inside the courthouse.There's no way to talking to no one

I’ve been summoned to jury duty here 3x but this last time was the awkward and unpleasant experience with the judge. Judge Jose M Rodriguez singled out the jurors who were not fluent in English and basically embarrassed them in front of everyone when they clearly could not fully understand his questions. I have never seen this type of behavior from a judge on jury duty. Usually the people who are not very well fluent are asked a few questions and then released. This man kept asking them questions and there were awkward silences. One juror tried helping by translating to his neighbor and the judge abruptly called him out and told him not to. The jurors who voiced their concern on their case about being impartial , he also abruptly interrupted them and said their concern was “irrelevant”. I understand a lot of people don’t want to come to jury duty , some people go as far as throwing the summons out and pretending they never got it. So those of us that do make it are making an effort out of our day. I don’t mind serving but really left a bad taste in my mouth this time around. The courtroom next to ours, you could hear people giggling inside and even their baliff was very funny to them.

Dumpy old smelly building with elevators that only go to certain floors. Plan on lots of stairs.

I post as someone who has visited the courthouse both to admire the historical building and for work/trial. I usually park at the 109 sw 1st street parking lot which is about a 2 minute walk from the courthouse but offers $2 hourly parking or $14/day parking on weekdays. The staff is always nice, the judges I've met are cordial and follow the applicable rules from jury selection to verdict. The courthouse itself is on the National Registry of Historic places, offers a law library, and has several trimmings from its inception in 1928- I rode the elevator just to marvel at the interior.

Validate your parking EARLY! They all seem to leave right before 5:00, although I can’t really blame them. Cool spot though and there are plenty of food places to walk for Lunch. If you HAVE to be here it’s not a bad spot. People were nice too. 👍

Visited the Historic Courthouse for jury duty. Helpful staff. Jury waiting room was comfortable while I waited to be called/dismissed. Clean restrooms. Places to eat near by.

HORRIBKE SERVUCE CAN NEVER GET ON THE PHONE AND WEBSITE ALWAYS SLOW AND NEVER UP TO DATE FULLY

Top notch building located in a very desirable area of Miami Beach. Building and pool area are extremely well maintained. It's well run.

My family has lived in this building for over 6 years. After Hurricane Irma we all began experiencing headaches and random fevers. My youngest child had several unexplained full body rashes. After leaving over the last several months for extended periods we determined it was something with the building. Then mold began showing through our ceiling in our condo. The maintenance after a year of reporting the issue wanted to paint over the mold. Buyer and tenants beware! Especially if you have children. The only positive is the location

Great!

as for someone that does deliveries, i was racially profiled by this fat white american ; security at night shift;by my the color of my skin. he commented that he has never seen a person of my color in this area doing what i do. i just stayed quiet and left for my safety. Terrible staff.

Building management makes it as hard to live here as possible, leaking roofs, constant construction, food delivery is banned, the empty parking garage is 35 a night for guests, constantly broken key fobs have 100 dollar replacement fees, illegal activity with regards to service animals, guest policy, and throwing out of packages after five days instead of a return to sender. Truly the most difficult to work with and if you don’t speak Spanish you will be treated second rate.

The New Management is very Arrogant, Apathetic and Ignorant. A perfect combination for failure in servicing an upper scale community environment such as Club Atlantis.

Worst service, they must take a screening for anyone want to rent an apartment, it will be between 1 - 2 month , long process until move in your apartment, I didn’t recommend for anyone to rent an apartment here , my real-estate was sasco company , they r was unprofessional company , they are was very bad company , I was waiting for screening process for one month, then I canceled my contract with them , and move to other place with other company and i moving to my apartment just in 2 days . If i can give this zero star i will do .

Wonderful place to learn about the history of South Beach Miami. To think it was almost all torn down for high-rise apartments is appalling. Great place to visit. The staff is super friendly.

I highly recommend the walking tour, our guide lleana is an expert art historian with a vast knowledge on the Art Deco style and architecture, and definitely the fascinating history of Miami beach! We were very happy learning about and visiting awesome buildings not easily accessed by other guides.

Very nice for souvenirs and some Art Deco antiques! the staff is nice as well

Miami Beach should upgrade street light and landscaping, otherwise will be no more tourist back. It will be legendary place.

Small but really nicely done with many photos and information about the local historic hotels in the immediate area.

A pleasant 2-hour guided tour and walk to learn about South Beach architecture and its history. Guide Julie was enthusiastic and pleasant. $35 is a fair price for an informative walk. I reserved in advance online. The Friday morning tour was probably 40 people but Julie didn't lose us.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Art Deco Historic District – Miami Beach’s Timeless Gem The Art Deco District in Miami Beach is absolutely stunning! It’s one of the most unique and beautiful areas I’ve ever visited. Every building tells a story — with pastel colors, geometric shapes, and elegant details that capture the spirit of Miami’s golden era. The atmosphere is vibrant yet relaxing. You can stroll along Ocean Drive, enjoy the palm-lined streets, and admire the perfectly preserved 1930s architecture that makes this area world-famous. It’s truly a photographer’s dream and a must-see for anyone visiting Miami Beach. If you love design, history, or just the feeling of classic Miami charm, the Art Deco District is the perfect place to explore. A beautiful reminder that style and history never go out of fashion.