Bayfront Park is a Miami city park located on the shores of the Bay of Biscay. It covers an area of 13 hectares. This is a great p …
Haulover Beach Park is located in shallow water, between the Atlantic Ocean and the Bay of Biscay. It covers 40 hectares of land, …
Barnacle National Historic Park is one of Miami’s most famous landmarks, located south of downtown in the Coconut Grove area. This …
In sunny Miami there is an amazing safari park "Land of Lions", offering its visitors to make a short trip. The scenery of the par …
Fruit and Spice Park is located 32 kilometers from Miami. It occupies 15 hectares of land in the Redland agricultural community, s …
Amelia Earhart Park is an urban park in Miami, Florida, which covers an area of 208 hectares. The park is notable for specially de …
Biscayne National Park was founded by President Lyndon Johnson in 1968. In 1980, it was transformed into a national park, and its …
Ark Creek Park is a museum and biosphere center located in Miami, Florida. There are many opportunities for both nature recreation …
South Point Park in Miami is spread over an area of about 7 hectares. Pleasant green landscape areas, wide limestone paths and a b …
Crendon Park is located in the northern part of Biscayne Island and covers an area of more than three square kilometers of former …
Explore one of Miami’s most interesting neighborhoods, the Winwood Arts District. Enter the world’s largest open-air street art mu …
During an individual tour you will see all the sights of Miami and the surrounding cities, get acquainted with the old and modern …
Our unique Christmas excursion to Fort Lauderdale, known as the “Venice of America”, will allow you to discover the amazing canals …
Miami is a sunny city in southeast Florida with a unique combination of beach holidays, Latin American culture and vibrant urban architecture. The history of the city is connected with trade, navigation and waves of immigration, which created a multinational atmosphere and a unique rhythm of life. It combines old houses in Art Deco style, modern skyscrapers and picturesque embankments, and in the evenings the city comes alive in the rhythm of music and light.
Miami’s man-made attractions impress with diversity: Ocean Drive Promenade and pedestrian Lincoln Road are the city’s hallmarks with galleries, cafes and Art Deco architecture; Bainfront Park and South Point offer well-groomed urban areas for walks and events. Barnacle Historic Park preserves the memory of the first settlers, and the museums and biosphere center in Ark Creek Park offer educational displays. Aventura Shopping Complex and Brickel Avenue are places for shopping and business trips, while the Miami Seaport testifies to the city’s maritime power and international connections.
The natural attractions around Miami are no less impressive: Biscayne Bay with mangroves and coral reefs is a popular place for diving and sea walks; Biscayne National Park, founded in 1968, protects islands and underwater ecosystems. To the south is the Everglades National Park, a vast, World Heritage-listed wetland known as the “river of grass.” The surrounding islands of the Florida Keys and the famous Key West offer sea views and the atmosphere of distant travel, and parks like Amelia Earhart and Crendon create green oases within the urban environment.
On our site you can see all these attractions on an interactive map, quickly read the brief descriptions of each point and build a personal route around the city. Convenient filters will help you choose parks, beaches, museums or night spots according to your interests, and the function of building routes will optimize time and see more in one visit. Planning online makes the trip convenient and predictable, leaving room for spontaneous discovery.
You can explore Miami on your own, enjoying walks along the embankments and secluded beaches, and you can use the services of local guides and order a tour of topics of interest. Guides will tell little-known stories, show hidden viewing platforms, help to understand the cultural context and make the route more saturated. Excursions are suitable for those who want to learn more about the city and see it through the eyes of professionals.
Come to Miami to feel the combination of sea, sun and city energy, discover new places and create your own list of things to see. The city invites you to walk along the embankments, explore parks and islands, try local cuisine and come back again - there is always a reason for a new trip and vivid impressions.
