Streets and squares in Miami

Q: What architectural styles are Miami’s iconic buildings built in and who designed them?

Art Deco dominates from the 1920s to the 1930s, especially in the South Beach area where architect Henry Hochhauser worked. The Spanish Mediterranean Renaissance is represented in Vizcaya (architect F. Burley Hoffman). Modernist skyscrapers such as the Panorama Tower (2008) create a modern silhouette of the city.

Q: Where to go in Miami with children, except the beaches?

The Frost Science Museum with a planetarium and aquarium showcases the achievements of science through interactive exhibits. Jungle Island Park combines a botanical garden with an exotic animal show. The Miami Childrens Historical Museum offers educational programs about Florida culture.

Q: Where in Miami to take the most atmospheric photos with local flavor?

Ocean Drive in South Beach with colorful Art Deco hotels is the hallmark of the city. Villa Vizcaya with marble grottoes and ancient statues creates a European entourage. Observation deck "Brickell Key Terrace" opens a panorama of Biscayne Bay and skyscrapers.

Q: What little-known but amazing sights does Miami hide?

Coral Castle is a mysterious structure of 1,100 tons of coral limestone, created by Ed Leedskalnin in 1920-1940. The Cold War Atlantis Bunker retains the original systems of the 1960s. Chiki Hat Village showcases the traditional architecture of nineteenth-century Bahamian settlers.

Q: What celebrities have left a mark on Miami’s history and where can you see the places associated with them?

Gianni Versace lived in a mansion on Ocean Drive, where the memorial is now located. Al Capone owned a Palm Island estate in the 1930s. Ernest Hemingway wrote "To Have and Have Not" here, and his museum house in Key West contains personal artifacts.

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Brickel Avenue

Speaking about the most famous streets of Miami, it is impossible not to mention Brickel Avenue. Its second name is “Bankers Stree …

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Lincoln Road

Lincoln Road is a central pedestrian street in Miami Beach, 7 blocks long, filled with fashionable boutiques, shops, cafes, bars a …

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South Point of the United States - Key West

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