When visiting Miami, going to the beach is a must. See the Miami Beach you know and love from the movies in famous South Beach. Known for its white sands, swaying palms, iconic Art Deco architecture and brightly-colored lifeguard stands, prepare to be captivated by this world-renowned beach neighborhood.

While in South Beach, don’t miss one of the world’s greatest concentrations of 1920s and 1930s architecture in the iconic Art Deco Historic District. It has been on the National Register of Historic Places since 1979 and has over 800 pastel-colored buildings with ornate, geometric details, whimsical porthole windows and breezy porches. Learn more with a self-guided tour that you can download from your phone's app store.

Bayside Marketplace is an open-air shopping and entertainment destination that offers everything from retail and dining to water adventures and live music in the heart of Downtown Miami. Choose from a relaxing or thrilling boat ride as you cruise around Biscayne Bay, where you can see the luxurious celebrity mansions on Star and Fisher Islands and check out the Downtown Miami and Miami Beach skylines.

Enjoy an unforgettable bilingual narrated sightseeing cruise along Miami's spectacular coastal sites including the beautiful Downtown Miami skyline, PortMiami, Fisher Island, Miami Beach and "Millionaire's Row" - the homes of the rich and famous. This 90-minute cruise on a 140-passenger, modern yacht features an air-conditioned lower salon, as well as an upper-deck where guests can take in the fresh ocean breeze.

Biscayne National Park is the largest marine park in the U.S. National Park System. With 95% of it underwater, it’s a paradise for paddlers, snorkelers, divers, and sailors alike. Don’t miss the popular sunset and full moon cruises across Biscayne Bay, or join the Biscayne National Park Institute for a boat tour of Stiltsville, a fascinating cluster of historic stilt houses built in the bay during the1930s.

Máximo Gómez Park is affectionately known as Domino Park by the locals and is a hidden gem right on historic Calle Ocho (8th Street) in Little Havana. At any time of day, you will find the regulars sipping Cuban coffee, playing dominoes and chatting with friends. The small park features walkways of domino-decorated tilework and a perimeter lined with benches for spectators. Don't miss the painted mural that serves as the backdrop for this popular hangout.

This cutting-edge museum offers an unforgettable experience with hands-on exhibits, a world-class planetarium, and a stunning three-level aquarium. Head up to the rooftop observation deck or The Vista level for panoramic views of Biscayne Bay, passing cruise ships, and the Miami skyline. Don’t miss the monthly laser show in the planetarium—an immersive audio-visual experience set to music by legendary artists.

A haven for design enthusiasts and luxury shoppers, the Miami Design District is a vibrant neighborhood brimming with art galleries, high-end fashion boutiques and chic restaurants. Beyond shopping and art, the district boasts a lively culinary scene with acclaimed restaurants offering delectable international cuisine and trendy cafes perfect for people-watching.

Take in incredible art in Miami's prominent street art museum, Wynwood Walls. This unique outdoor art museum is comprised of six buildings covered in rotating works created by prominent graffiti artists and muralists. It's an immersive experience for art enthusiasts and an unforgettable stop for Miami first-timers.