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Take a fresh look at Miami's sights, smells, and sounds, and uncover things only Found In Miami. Follow us on a journey through a diverse landscape of neighborhoods, and get the inside scoop.
Taste delicious Pan-Asian dishes from 7 different vendors in this hip Wynwood food hall, from fresh sushi to unicorn ice cream. Stay late into the night and enjoy two full bars and a karaoke lounge.
Experience golf like never before in this state-of-the-art facility located in Miami Gardens. The perfect outing for friends, family and golfers of all levels.
Travel back in time to this 80s-themed shake and float parlor inspired by Miami restauranteur Matt Kushner's mom's kitchen.
Visit Little Haiti and enjoy a homemade recipe of Kremas, a syrupy blend of milk, rum and coconut.
Doral-based Biscayne Bay Brewing Co. is a craft brewery specializing in barrel-aged beers. Sample their most popular brews with a tasting flight, and snack on their signature tap-room bites.
Miami Springs is home to Pueblo-style architecture from one of Miami’s most preeminent 1920’s architects, Mark L. Hampton
12the century Monastery Cloisters brought from Spain to the US by William Randolph Hearst in 1924, and reconstructed in Florida during the 1960s in North Miami Beach.
Celebrate Miami's ever-growing craft beer scene at this enormous brewery and tap room.
Intimate bistro located in Hialeah with a bohemian vibe presenting gourmet French classics and cocktails in relaxed digs.
A sprawling beachfront park with acres of kid-friendly shallow waters located on Key Biscayne. Pack a picnic and enjoy the tropical pond vistas at the old Miami Zoo, or gear up for a game of beach volleyball.
Located on the ocean at Sunny Isles Beach Boulevard and Collins Avenue, this park is the access point to Sunny Isles beach. The Newport Fishing Pier is open for fishing and walking for a small fee.
Head to the beachfront town of Surfside to check out this non-traditional Jewish deli. Enjoy treats like challah French toast and krunchy spicy tuna latkes.
Located in the heart of Little Havana, Azucar Ice Cream Company scoops up more than 50 unique flavors to those craving something sweet. Keep it simple with their traditional ice cream flavors, or try their signature Abuela Maria, a spin on the classic Cuban guava pastelito.
Historic Overtown's newest neo-soul food spot arose from humble beginnings as a food truck. Check out their seafood cakes, smoked ribs and black bean burgers.
Snorkeling in Biscayne National Park is spectacular with crystal clear water, colorful coral reefs brimming with marine life & shipwrecks that lie in relatively shallow water.
Enjoy self-guided and tram tours through the grounds of the Tropical Botanic Gardens located in Coral Gables, and be sure to visit the “Wings of the Tropics” butterfly conservatory.
Bal Harbour's beachwalk is a public walking, running and cycling path that features three annual exhibitions organized by Unscripted, the city's art program.
Aventura Mall is a favorite shopping destination. A new wing features a 93-foot-tall spiral structure by Belgian artist Carsten Höller that doubles as a work of art and a slide.
This popular North Beach bakery offers Argentinian classics like sandwiches de miga, empanadas, media lunas and more.
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