Miami Florida, USA Travel Guide
For navigation, real-time traffic, and public transit.
For ride-sharing services.
For public transportation schedules and route planning.
To request free electric shuttle rides in South Beach.
For restaurant reviews, recommendations, and reservations.
For language assistance.
For parking payment in public garages and street meters.
Official tourism site for Miami and Miami Beach.
Miami Design Preservation League for Art Deco history.
Information on the bike-sharing program.
Look for comprehensive guidebooks from reputable publishers like Rough Guides, Fodor's, or Moon Travel Guides.
Physical maps function to grasp the area without relying on your phone.
Pick up the Miami New Times for events and reviews or the Miami Herald for daily news.
Watch films like "Scarface" or "The Birdcage" for cinematic views of South Beach.
Explore Miami Bass, Latin pop, and electronic dance music to hear local sounds.
Discover local artists and galleries to experience the city's art scene.
Before you leave home, save phone numbers (hotel, emergency contacts, embassy) in your phone and write them down on a piece of paper. This supplies a backup if your phone is lost or out of battery.
Explore iconic buildings on Ocean Drive and Collins Avenue.
Join a guided tour by Miami Design Preservation League.
Capture colors and unique designs.
Experience lively salsa and Latin pop in local clubs.
Taste authentic Cuban, Colombian, and other Latin flavors.
Hear Spanish spoken widely; basic phrases garner appreciation.
Explore Cuban culture, historic landmarks, and street life on Calle Ocho.
Famous for its Wynwood Walls street art, galleries, breweries, and unique shops.
A bustling urban core with museums, theaters, and a growing financial district.
Embrace a relaxed pace in South Beach. Things sometimes move on "Miami time," which means a laid-back approach to schedules and social gatherings.
