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Top 10 Things To Do in Miami

Country
United States
Best months
Dec–Apr
Population
460
Language
English, Spanish
Budget / day
$180–260
Quick answer

The best things to do in Miami are the Art Deco walking tour on Ocean Drive, the Wynwood Walls, Vizcaya on Biscayne Bay, Calle Ocho in Little Havana and a day out to the Everglades. Give the city 4 to 5 days, come between December and April, and hire a car: the neighbourhoods sprawl and the Metromover only covers downtown.

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Miami is a Caribbean city that happens to sit in the United States: a Cuban capital in exile, the world's largest set of Art Deco hotels, a national park on its western edge and a coral reef on its eastern one. Below are the ten experiences worth your time, plus where to eat, drink and stay once you land.

The 10 best things to do in Miami

Walk the Miami Beach Art Deco District, Miami, United States
1

Walk the Miami Beach Art Deco District

Architecture· Ocean Drive between 5th and 23rd Streets, Miami Beach

The largest concentration of Art Deco buildings in the world, roughly 800 of them, listed on the National Register in 1979. The Miami Design Preservation League runs a 90-minute guided tour from the Art Deco Welcome Center at 1001 Ocean Drive daily at 10:30. Self-guided audio tours are on sale at the same desk, and the Welcome Center is open 09:00 to 17:00 every day.

Time2 hrs
CostGuided tour ticket
Best atMorning
TipStart at 1001 Ocean Drive
Map↗ Website
2

See the Wynwood Walls

Art· 2516 NW 2nd Avenue, Wynwood, Miami

An outdoor museum of large-scale murals that Tony Goldman started in 2009 and that turned Wynwood from a warehouse district into the city's arts quarter. The core courtyard holds work by around 100 international artists, refreshed each Art Basel week. Doors close 10 minutes before closing, and hours shift, so confirm on the day.

Time1–2 hrs
CostTicketed entry
Best atEarly morning
TipGo before 11 to avoid the crowds
Map↗ Website
Tour Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, Miami, United States
3

Tour Vizcaya Museum and Gardens

History· 3251 South Miami Avenue, Coconut Grove, Miami

James Deering's 1916 Italian Renaissance villa on Biscayne Bay, 34 rooms of European antiques inside and 10 acres of formal gardens outside, with the carved Stone Barge sitting offshore. Open 9:30 to 16:30 and closed on Tuesdays, with ticketed evening events on occasional Fridays.

Time2–3 hrs
CostAdult ticket
Best atLate afternoon
TipThe gardens close after the house
Map↗ Website
Walk Calle Ocho in Little Havana, Miami, United States
4

Walk Calle Ocho in Little Havana

Neighbourhood· SW 8th Street between SW 12th and 27th Avenues, Little Havana, Miami

The commercial spine of Miami's Cuban quarter, and the closest thing on the mainland to a working-class Havana street. Order a cortadito at Versailles, watch the dominos at Máximo Gómez Park and stop at Ball & Chain for a live set. First Fridays, called Viernes Culturales, keep the galleries open into the evening.

Time3 hrs
CostFree to walk
Best atLate afternoon
TipFirst Friday of the month is the best
Map↗ Website
Take a day out to the Everglades, Miami, United States
5

Take a day out to the Everglades

Nature· Shark Valley Visitor Center, 36000 SW 8th Street, Miami

An hour west of downtown along the Tamiami Trail, Shark Valley is the closest entrance to Miami and the only park section you can bicycle around. The gate opens at 08:30 and closes to vehicles at 18:00. Three park-authorized airboat operators sit along US 41 by the entrance; the rest launch outside the boundary.

TimeFull day
CostPark entry & tram
Best atEarly morning
TipBook the two-hour tram ahead
Map↗ Website
Pérez Art Museum Miami, Miami, United States (Wimup)
6

See the collection at Pérez Art Museum Miami

Museum· 1103 Biscayne Boulevard, Downtown Miami

PAMM is a Herzog & de Meuron building on Biscayne Bay, hung with the city's own collection of modern and contemporary art from the Americas. Free general admission on the first Thursday evening of the month (16:00 to 21:00) and the second Saturday morning. The Frost Museum of Science sits next door.

Time2 hrs
CostAdult ticket
Best atLate afternoon
TipFirst Thursdays run to 21:00 and are free
Map↗ Website
Spend a morning on South Beach, Miami, United States
7

Spend a morning on South Beach

Beach· Lummus Park, Ocean Drive from 5th to 14th Street, Miami Beach

The seven-mile beach south of 23rd Street, backed by Lummus Park's lawns, palms and lifeguard stands. All Florida beaches are legally public, and the sand at South Beach is free. Parking is not: use the Miami Beach city garages at 7th, 13th and 16th Streets rather than fighting for a meter.

Time3 hrs
CostFree · pay for parking
Best atMorning
TipPark at 7th, 13th or 16th and Collins
Map↗ Website
Take a boat across Biscayne Bay, Miami, United States
8

Take a boat across Biscayne Bay

Water· Miami Beach Marina, 300 Alton Road, Miami Beach

The city was built with its back to the bay and reads better from the water. Private charters run 90-minute skyline loops past Star Island and Millionaire's Row, and half-day trips that anchor at the Nixon Sandbar off Key Biscayne. Most charters are BYOB. Weekends draw a party crowd; go on a weekday for the calm.

Time3–4 hrs
CostCharter or shared tour
Best atWeekday morning
TipWeekdays keep the sandbar quiet
Map↗ Website
Shop and eat in the Design District, Miami, United States
9

Shop and eat in the Design District

Neighbourhood· NE 40th Street & NE 2nd Avenue, Miami Design District

A pedestrian quarter of luxury flagships, public art commissions and restaurants north of Wynwood. Buckminster Fuller's Fly's Eye Dome sits in Palm Court, the Institute of Contemporary Art is free and open Wednesday through Sunday, and Michael's Genuine anchors the food. Come in the evening, when the shops stay open late.

Time3 hrs
CostFree to walk
Best atEvening
TipICA Miami is free every day it opens
Map↗ Website
Drive to Bill Baggs Cape Florida, Miami, United States
10

Drive to Bill Baggs Cape Florida

Nature· 1200 Crandon Boulevard, Key Biscayne

The southern tip of Key Biscayne, half an hour from downtown across the Rickenbacker Causeway, and one of the best beaches within the city limits. The 1825 lighthouse is the oldest standing structure in South Florida and can be climbed on the free ranger tours. Pair it with lunch at Boater's Grill on the lagoon.

TimeHalf day
CostPark entry per car
Best atWeekday morning
TipRanger climbs the lighthouse twice a day
Map↗ Website

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Miami travel FAQ

How many days do you need in Miami?+
Four to five. One for South Beach and the Art Deco walk, one for Wynwood and the Design District, one for Little Havana and Vizcaya, and one for the Everglades or the Keys. Add a day for the boat if you want the sandbar.
When is the best time to visit Miami?+
December through April. It is the dry, cooler season, and the calendar is at its densest: Art Basel in December, Art Deco Weekend in January, the wine festival in February and Calle Ocho, the Miami Open and Ultra in March. June to October is hurricane season, warmer and cheaper.
Do you need a car in Miami?+
For South Beach, downtown and Brickell, no: the Airport Express bus, Metrorail and free Metromover cover them, with Uber for the last mile. For the Everglades, the Keys, Coconut Grove and Coral Gables, yes. Hire one for the days you leave the beach rather than the whole trip.
Is Miami safe for travellers?+
Treat it as any large US city: keep valuables out of sight in rental cars, use e-hailing at night rather than walking between neighbourhoods, and check hurricane advisories in September and October. The tourist areas (South Beach, Brickell, Wynwood) are well policed.
Where do you see the Art Deco buildings in Miami?+
The Art Deco Historic District on Miami Beach, between 5th and 23rd Streets along Ocean Drive, Collins Avenue and Washington Avenue. Start at the Art Deco Welcome Center at 1001 Ocean Drive, at 10th Street, and take the Miami Design Preservation League's 10:30 walking tour.
Where to swim

Best beaches in Miami (2026)

Warm Atlantic water, seven miles of city sand and quieter stretches within a short drive.
South Beach
Iconic
South Beach

South Beach

City beach

The seven-mile city beach behind Ocean Drive, backed by Lummus Park's lawns, volleyball nets and lifeguard stands.

Map
Calm water
Key Biscayne

Crandon Park Beach

Family · Key Biscayne

Two miles of shallow water on the north end of Key Biscayne, backed by a coconut grove and a nature centre.

Map↗ Website
Bill Baggs Cape Florida
Wild
Key Biscayne

Bill Baggs Cape Florida

State park · Key Biscayne

The state park at the southern tip of Key Biscayne, with an 1825 lighthouse and a broad shell-strewn beach.

Map↗ Website
Haulover Beach
Surf
Sunny Isles

Haulover Beach

Surf · Miami-Dade

The only surfable break in Miami-Dade, and the only officially clothing-optional stretch north of Bal Harbour.

Map↗ Website
Bal Harbour Beach
Quiet
Bal Harbour

Bal Harbour Beach

Upscale · Miami Beach

A quieter, upscale stretch on the north end of Miami Beach, connected to Surfside by a shaded oceanfront path.

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Local
North Beach

North Beach

Local · Miami Beach

The residential stretch from 63rd to 87th Streets, with the MiMo architecture the district takes its name from and a boardwalk that doubles as a bike route.

Map
Historic
Virginia Key

Virginia Key Beach Park

Historic · Virginia Key

Historic Black community beach on the causeway to Key Biscayne, with picnic pavilions, a small carousel and the calmest water of the barrier islands.

Map↗ Website
Where to eat

Best restaurants in Miami (2026)

Michelin-starred rooms, the Cuban classics that anchor the city and the tables locals book weeks out.
Institution
South Beach

Joe's Stone Crab

Seafood · $$$$

The 1913 seafood room at South Pointe. Stone-crab season runs 15 October to 15 May, cracker in hand. No reservations for the main dining room.

Map↗ Website
Versailles
Cuban
Little Havana

Versailles

Cuban · $

The Cuban political and social HQ of Miami since 1971. Colada, croqueta, media noche, and a walk-up window for the cortadito.

Map↗ Website
Michelin
Design District

COTE Miami

Korean steakhouse · $$$$

Michelin-starred Korean steakhouse in the Design District, with the Butcher's Feast tasting the sensible order.

Map↗ Website
Michelin
Buena Vista

Boia De

Italian · $$$

Michelin-starred Italian counter room in Buena Vista, run by chefs Luci Giangrandi and Alex Meyer. Book two weeks ahead.

Map↗ Website
Garden
Buena Vista

Mandolin Aegean Bistro

Aegean · $$$

A Greek and Turkish garden restaurant behind a bougainvillea wall in Buena Vista. Mezze, feta pies and lamb from the coals.

Map↗ Website
Michelin
South of Fifth

Stubborn Seed

Contemporary · $$$$

Jeremy Ford's Michelin-starred South Beach room. The chef's tasting is where the kitchen shows its hand.

Map↗ Website
Sharing
Wynwood

KYU

Asian · $$$

Wood-fired Asian sharing plates in a converted Wynwood warehouse. The half chicken and the coal-roasted cauliflower travel across the table.

Map↗ Website
Neighbourhood
Design District

Michael's Genuine Food & Drink

American · $$$

Michael Schwartz's Design District canteen, open since 2007. American cooking with a bar you can eat at and a courtyard for the shoulder seasons.

Map↗ Website
Waterfront
Downtown

Zuma

Japanese · $$$$

The Miami outpost of the London original: contemporary Japanese and a Biscayne Bay terrace on the ground floor of the Epic Hotel.

Map↗ Website
Fire
Mid-Beach

Los Fuegos by Francis Mallmann

Argentine · $$$$

Argentine open-fire cooking in the Faena Hotel courtyard. Whole cuts from the parrilla, seven-hour lamb and the burnt vegetables that made Mallmann's name.

Map↗ Website
After dark

Best bars & nightlife in Miami

Craft cocktail rooms, live Cuban music and a 24-hour club that never fully switches off.
Cocktails
Mid-Beach

Broken Shaker

Cocktails

The Freehand's garden bar, a fixture of the World's 50 Best list and the room that put Miami cocktails back on the map.

Map↗ Website
Cocktails
South Beach

Sweet Liberty Drinks & Supply

Cocktails · Happy hour

John Lermayer's South Beach bar, still the daiquiri benchmark. Happy hour 16:00 to 19:00 daily brings back the 75 cent oysters.

Map↗ Website
Cuban
Little Havana

Ball & Chain

Live music

The 1935 Calle Ocho jazz room, restored in 2014 and now the live Cuban music standard of Little Havana. Mojitos and a back garden.

Map↗ Website
Dive
South Beach

Mac's Club Deuce

Dive · Late night

The 1926 South Beach dive with a horseshoe bar, cheap pours and a jukebox that has never learned a new song. Open until 05:00.

Map↗ Website
Club
Mid-Beach

LIV at Fontainebleau

Club

The Fontainebleau's mega-club, the room that keeps landing on the top of world nightlife lists. Guest-list residencies and a dress code.

Map↗ Website
E11EVEN Miami
24 hrs
Downtown

E11EVEN Miami

Club · 24 hrs

Downtown's 24-hour ultra-club. Circus performers, a rotating booth of headline DJs and a room that never fully closes.

Map↗ Website
Neighbourhood
Wynwood

Gramps

Bar · Garden

The Wynwood back-lawn bar with a taco window, cheap draft and DJ nights that spill outside.

Map↗ Website
Wine
Buena Vista

Lagniappe

Wine · Live jazz

A ramshackle wine bar with a garden strung with fairy lights and live jazz nightly. Order the cheese board.

Map↗ Website
What to look at

Best art deco & galleries in Miami

The world's largest run of tropical Art Deco, and the private collections built on top of it.
Art Deco Welcome Center & Museum
Deco
South Beach

Art Deco Welcome Center & Museum

Museum · Tour

The Miami Design Preservation League's welcome centre at 1001 Ocean Drive. Guided walking tours run daily at 10:30; the museum and gift shop are open 09:00 to 17:00.

Map↗ Website
Contemporary
Downtown

Pérez Art Museum Miami

Museum · Free Thu

Herzog & de Meuron's canopy over Biscayne Bay, holding contemporary art of the Americas. Free the first Thursday evening of the month.

Map↗ Website
Contemporary
Allapattah

Rubell Museum

Private collection

Don and Mera Rubell's private collection, moved to a repurposed DEA warehouse in Allapattah in 2019. The best view of four decades of American art.

Map↗ Website
ICA Miami
Free
Design District

ICA Miami

Free · Design District

The Institute of Contemporary Art's Aranguren-and-Gallegos building in the Design District, with a bougainvillea sculpture garden. Admission is free.

Map↗ Website
Contemporary
Mid-Beach

The Bass

Museum · Miami Beach

Miami Beach's contemporary art museum, in the 1930 Russell Pancoast library building on Collins Park. Sunday afternoons are the quietest slot.

Map↗ Website
Street art
Wynwood

Wynwood Walls

Street art

The outdoor mural yard that Tony Goldman opened in 2009 and that turned Wynwood into an arts district. Doors close 10 minutes before the posted time.

Map↗ Website
Where to spend a day

Best neighborhoods in Miami

Cuban Little Havana, industrial Wynwood, waterfront Coconut Grove and the pedestrian Design District.
South Beach
Deco
South Beach

South Beach

Miami Beach

The Art Deco strip between 5th and 23rd, Ocean Drive on the sand side and Lincoln Road one block back. Loud, walkable, entirely itself.

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Wynwood
Art
Wynwood

Wynwood

Mainland

Warehouses turned into murals, breweries and small galleries. The Wynwood Walls anchor the block, and Wynwood Yard runs late.

Map
Little Havana
Cuban
Little Havana

Little Havana

Mainland

SW 8th Street west of downtown. Cortadito windows, Máximo Gómez Park dominoes, Ball & Chain live music and a Cuban Memorial Park.

Map
Luxury
Design District

Design District

Mainland

A car-free grid of luxury flagships, public art commissions and restaurants around NE 40th and 2nd. ICA Miami is free and open Wednesday to Sunday.

Map
Coconut Grove
Waterfront
Coconut Grove

Coconut Grove

Mainland

Miami's oldest neighbourhood, on Biscayne Bay south of downtown. Waterside restaurants, sailing marina, CocoWalk and the walk up to Vizcaya.

Map
Coral Gables
Historic
Coral Gables

Coral Gables

Mainland

George Merrick's 1920s planned city, Mediterranean revival stucco under a canopy of banyans. Miracle Mile, the Venetian Pool and the Biltmore Hotel.

Map
Brickell
High-rise
Brickell

Brickell

Downtown

Downtown's high-rise financial quarter, with Brickell City Centre for lunch and hotel rooftops for sundowners. The free Metromover Brickell Loop links it all.

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Little Haiti
Caribbean
Little Haiti

Little Haiti

Mainland

North of the Design District: botanicas, kompa on the radio, the Caribbean Marketplace and a growing gallery scene along NE 2nd Avenue.

Map
Out of the city

Best day trips from Miami

Two national parks, a barrier-reef state park and the horse country of Palm Beach, all within two hours.
Everglades National Park
Nov–Apr
West

Everglades National Park

1 hr · National park

Sawgrass, alligators and the Shark Valley tram. About an hour west on the Tamiami Trail. Airboat operators sit along US 41 outside the park.

Map↗ Website
Biscayne National Park
Boat
Homestead

Biscayne National Park

1 hr · Marine park

95 percent water, and the country's largest marine park. Glass-bottom boats leave from Convoy Point in Homestead, an hour south of downtown.

Map↗ Website
John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park
Snorkel
Key Largo

John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park

1.5 hrs · Snorkel

The first undersea park in the United States, off Key Largo. Snorkel or scuba the reef, or take the glass-bottom boat if you would rather stay dry.

Map↗ Website
Fort Lauderdale
Brightline
North

Fort Lauderdale

45 mins · Coast

Half an hour up the coast, or 45 minutes on the Brightline. The New River water-taxi loop is the best way to see the city.

Map↗ Website
Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden
Garden
Coral Gables

Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden

30 mins · Garden

83 acres of palms, cycads and rainforest at the edge of Coral Gables. Half an hour from downtown by car and one of the best subtropical collections in the world.

Map↗ Website
Palm Beach
Brightline
Palm Beach

Palm Beach

1.5 hrs · Coast

Worth Avenue's palazzos, the Flagler Museum and a stretch of A1A north of the inlet. About 90 minutes by Brightline from MiamiCentral.

Map↗ Website
On the water

Best boating in Miami

Sandbars, celebrity-home cruises and a marine park you can only see from a boat.
Sandbar
Key Biscayne

Nixon Sandbar

Charter · Biscayne Bay

The party sandbar west of Key Biscayne, in shin-deep water south of Nixon's Cove. Accessible by private boat only; charters leave from Miami Beach Marina.

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Star Island skyline cruise
Sightseeing
Downtown

Star Island skyline cruise

90 mins · Sightseeing

The 90-minute Biscayne Bay loop past Star Island, Fisher Island and Millionaire's Row. Every operator on the strip runs some version.

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Miami Beach Marina
Charter
South Beach

Miami Beach Marina

Marina · South Beach

The main charter and rental base on the bay side of South Beach, at 300 Alton Road. Half-day rentals, private captains and fishing charters.

Map↗ Website
Family
Bal Harbour

Haulover Sandbar

Sandbar · Intracoastal

A calmer sandbar than Nixon on the Intracoastal side of Bal Harbour, favoured by families and paddleboarders.

Map
Biscayne National Park glass-bottom boat
Reef
Homestead

Biscayne National Park glass-bottom boat

3 hrs · National park

The three-hour glass-bottom trip out of Convoy Point in Homestead, over the northern reefs of the marine park.

Map↗ Website
What's on

Festivals & annual events in Miami (2026)

Time your trip around the city's biggest dates.
Jan

Art Deco Weekend

Ocean Drive closes to cars for three days of talks, tours, films and vintage cars, run by the Miami Design Preservation League.

Feb

South Beach Wine & Food Festival

Five days of tastings, dinners and Grand Tastings along the sand, benefiting FIU's hospitality school since 2002.

15 Mar

Calle Ocho Music Festival

Fifteen blocks of SW 8th Street close for the largest Latin street festival in the United States, roughly a million people.

Mid Mar

Miami Open

Two-week ATP and WTA hard-court tournament at Hard Rock Stadium, the traditional US spring warm-up.

27–29 Mar

Ultra Music Festival

Three days of electronic music at Bayfront Park, capacity around 55,000 a day. The centrepiece of Miami Music Week.

1–3 May

F1 Miami Grand Prix

Formula 1 weekend on the temporary Miami International Autodrome around Hard Rock Stadium.

Late May

Miami Swim Week

The city's swimwear trade shows and runway shows take over hotels and pool decks across Miami Beach.

4–6 Dec

Art Basel Miami Beach

The winter edition of Art Basel at the Convention Center. Design Miami, the satellite fairs and every gallery party run alongside.

Getting around

Miami transport & airports

How to arrive and move around the city.
MIA

Miami International (MIA)

About 13 km west of downtown. The free MIA Mover connects the terminal to the Miami Intermodal Center, where the Metrorail Orange Line runs to downtown every 15 minutes for $2.25.

Map↗ Website
Rail

Brightline

Higher-speed intercity rail from MiamiCentral downtown to Aventura, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach and Orlando. The Miami Beach Airport Express bus links MIA to South Beach for $2.25.

Map↗ Website
Metro

Metromover & Metrorail

The Metromover is a free automated loop through downtown and Brickell, running 05:00 to midnight every day. Metrorail and Metrobus fares are $2.25 and cap at $5.65 a day with an EASY Card.

Map↗ Website
Road

Car hire & e-hailing

A car is the sensible way to reach the Everglades, the Keys and the mainland neighbourhoods; Uber and Lyft cover the city and are the standard way home from South Beach at night.

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Traditional food

Must-try dishes in Miami, United States

The classics to order before you leave.
Cuban sandwich, Miami (Wimup travel guide)

Cuban sandwich

Roast pork, ham, Swiss, pickle and mustard on pressed Cuban bread. The unofficial sandwich of South Florida.

Stone crab claws, Miami (Wimup travel guide)

Stone crab claws

The Florida stone crab is caught between 15 October and 1 May. The claw is served chilled with mustard sauce.

Ceviche, Miami (Wimup travel guide)

Ceviche

Peruvian-leaning ceviches with leche de tigre, sweet potato and choclo. La Mar and Amara run the benchmarks.

Croquetas

Ham or chicken fritters bound in a béchamel roux and fried until crisp. Two per person, and a cortadito.

Ropa vieja

Slow-braised flank steak in a sofrito of pepper, onion and tomato, over yellow rice with black beans.

Cortadito

A shot of espresso cut with scalded, sweetened milk. The Cuban morning drink, and why walk-up windows exist.

Pastelitos

Cuban puff-pastry pockets, usually guava, guava-and-cheese or spiced beef. The bakery breakfast here.

Frita cubana

Cuban chorizo-and-beef burger topped with shoestring potatoes on a griddled bun.

Miami fact sheet

Miami at a glance

The essentials worth knowing before you go.
Country
United States
Region
Southeast Florida
Population
460K city · 6.1M metro
Founded
28 Jul 1896
Nickname
The Magic City
Language
English, Spanish
Currency
US Dollar ($)
Time zone
EST · UTC-5
Calling code
+1 305 / 786
Airports
MIA · FLL
Power
120V · Type A/B
Emergency
911
Ideal length
4–5 days
Getting around
Car hire & Metromover
Tourism board
Official site

Interesting facts

  • Miami is the only major US city founded by a woman. Julia Tuttle mailed Henry Flagler an orange blossom in 1895, and the railway came.
  • Miami Beach's Art Deco Historic District has roughly 800 protected buildings and has been on the National Register since 14 May 1979.
  • Everglades National Park is one of only three places on Earth carrying all three protections: World Heritage, Biosphere and Ramsar.
  • The Metromover has been fare-free since 2002 and runs 05:00 to midnight every day of the year across three downtown loops.
  • The Calle Ocho Music Festival draws around a million people to SW 8th Street each March, the largest Hispanic street festival in the US.

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