“Miami is one of these great places that is a really sensual, physically beautiful place.” – Michael Mann

If a place needs an introduction, is that really Miami? No sir it’s not. This city is widely known all across the globe for its sunny weather, glistening beaches, glitz, and glamour. The city of Miami will bind you with its spell and capture you with its dazzling aura. From Biscayne Bay to the clear blue skies of South Florida, the beauty of this city will steal your heart. It is true that this city is all about a lavish life filled with glamour, but when you stay here for a while and dig a little deep, all its hidden secrets come to the surface. Or if you are just here to have a fun time, indulge in the free life in a true Miami style.

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Below is a list of the 7 best things to do in Miami…

Explore the Jungle Island

One of the most popular attractions in the city of Miami is the Jungle Island. It was formerly known as the Parrot Jungle and is located on Watson Island. It even had a visit by Winston Churchill in the year 1946. You will find the Jungle only a few minutes away from Downtown Miami and South Beach. Jungle Island is known for enthralling park visitors with a sense of discovery and adventure. This is done with the help of interactive experiences. The daily shows here are quite exciting, occur regularly and are quite popular among tourists.

Wander at the Art Deco District

On a relaxed day in the Miami beach area, you will be offered a lot by the beautifully restored buildings located within the Art Deco District. These buildings provide a hint of 1930’s nostalgia. When you look out to see, the pastel-painted buildings (mostly located at the front of Ocean Drive), pose a great place for tourists to stop at and have lunch or an evening meal. After dark, the Art Deco District truly comes in its own form with canopy covered dining areas and neon signs.

Don’t miss the iconic Miami Beach

Whenever Miami city comes in your head, there are chances that you are thinking of warm weather, glistening sandy beach, and the sun shining brightly. Well, guess what? We have the perfect place to make your imagination come true! Miami Beach is a place which is considered a legend in the city. It is the best area in Miami and in case you want to soak up some rays on your vacation. The beach is technically based outside of the Miami and is located municipally on the island. But make no mistake, there’s a lot more to this place than just the beaches. There’s an Art Deco district here which will enthrall you with its odd but beautiful selection of songs.  

Get to see over 2000 wild animals at the Zoo Miami

Close to their natural setting, Zoo Miami provides animals with habitats. Visitors arriving here often get the sensation that they are exploring a real safari. Zoo visitors can enjoy endangered wildlife up close with a cage-free environment and open-air exhibits. With lots of interaction with the animals, Zoo Miami while not the biggest is fantastic for families especially for the younger ones with a children’s zoo featuring a range of different attractions including camel rides!

Take a walk at The Vizcaya Museum and Gardens

The Vizcaya Museum and Gardens is recognized as one of the greatest treasures of the Miami and showcases stunning artwork, architecture, and grounds and are certainly worth a visit. It features about 34 rooms, all arranged around a breathtaking courtyard. Filled with the most exquisite arts and European furniture, reaching from the 15th to the 19th century, this is a Renaissance-style villa.

Visit the Bayside Marketplace

The Bayside Marketplace hosts over 150 tourist shops and specialty, and restaurants and cafes. It is located along the waterfront of Miami, and as the name suggests, the locals arrive here just to admire the bay and soak up the lively atmosphere. The Bayside Market does not fail to entertain with its fun vibe and daily live music.

Soak up the Cuban Flavor of Little Havana

Little Havana is well recognized for its cultural flavor and will offer you a great deal of entertainment. From its many restaurants to the open-air social areas, and especially shops and good food, what is there that you won’t find in Little Havana? You will feel completely immersed in the distinctive cultural atmosphere of Havana due to its street art depicting important Cuban figures and non-stop lively Latin music which drifts through the air. The Calle Ocho sets for most of the activity and is known as the heart of Little Havana.

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