Miami

Its skyscrapers overlooking the spectacular Biscayne Bay of the Caribbean Sea, the elegant Art Deco Hotels, the 35 miles of white beaches, have made Miami famous and a destination for an impressive holiday tourism. But the city offers much more: a unique architectural setting, with the many islets and coral formations connected to each other by suspension bridges and scenic roads over Biscayne Bay, as well as a rich cultural life.

 

 

Added to this is the great presence of wild and varied nature, with boundless green spaces, so much so that it is the only American city to boast the presence of two national parks in its territory, the Everglades National Park and the Key Biscayne National Park, which is joined by another state park, the Oleta River State Park. 

 

 

Miami, one of the most populous cities in the States, also boasts another record, and that is to be the healthiest city in all of America, thanks also to the presence of many fitness and medical centers or spas, which offer tempting wellness packages to visitors, who often get off the ships that call at its port in much greater numbers than any other port in the world. And two months of promotion are also dedicated to well-being in the city every year. 

 

 

Miami offers a wide variety of life and customs in its many neighborhoods, each with a name that distinguishes it and with peculiar characteristics. And if South Beach and the Art Deco District are among the most renowned and well-known, it is worth delving into the less traveled neighborhoods such as Little Havana, Little Haiti, real hidden treasures and different from each other. 

 

 

Little Haiti, for example, is home to a vibrant Creole-speaking community with typical architecture and traditional churches, as well as food, spices and music from Haitian culture, while others are truly exclusive private havens, such as Fisher Island, which once belonged to the American tycoon William K.

Vanderbilt, today an upscale private community, with luxury hotels and resorts, golf courses and tennis courts. The triumph of Art Deco is expressed in the Miami Shores residential village, born in the 20s while relaxing nature reigns supreme in the Miami Lakes, with 23 picturesque lakes. 

 

 

Miami is a multifaceted and cosmopolitan city, in which Cubans, Haitians, Americans, Europeans, African-Americans coexist, and which offers a differentiated vision in every respect: therefore fascinating and a destination of attraction for the many visitors who come there every year from all over the world. Miami's cultural calendar is also full of artistic, musical, and even culinary events throughout the year.

 

In this vibrant city there are also many famous museums and galleries of modern and contemporary art and the unusual Graffiti Museum, the first of its kind in the world to celebrate the so-called 'street art'.

 

 

And the city of Miami aims to offer tourists a wide-ranging overview, the purpose of which is not only to enjoy only beaches and sea, but to immerse themselves in respectable cultural places, such as the MOCA, Museum of Contemporary Art, or The Bass Museum of Art or the Rubell Family Collection, the latter born from the donation of private collections; But the same association also offers excursions that are a mix of nature and adventure in the reserves and parks.  

 

 

Finally, to get to know the city in depth, you need to visit the extraordinary Coral Gables district of Miami, with its Hollywood-style villas and the scenic Venetian Pool, a swimming pool born from a coral rock quarry, which offers a breathtaking view inspired by the city of Venice.

 

There are almost 10,000 restaurants and they all offer a variety of cuisine with flavors from all over the world, often re-proposed in a contemporary key. The gourmet food trucks for street food and the many restaurants in the city offer the best of Miami cuisine with a variety of dishes to taste, such as grilled fish or spiced meat accompanied by imaginative sauces, and, whether brunch or dinner, always preceded by the inevitable spritzes, the aperitif of Italian origin so popular even overseas.  

 

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