World Travel https://www.youtube.com/user/World1Tube Miami - Florida - USA Travel Guide http://bit.ly/17tEOUj Museums in Miami - Florida - USA Things to see in Miami Passes: The Go Miami Card grants admission to over 36 attractions, activities, and tours. Cards range from one to seven day passes (www.gomiamicard.com). A new Museum Mile Cultural Pass was added in 2013 offering free admission to the World Erotic Art Museum, Wolfsonian FUI, the Bass Museum and the Jewish Museum of Florida, as well as a 15% savings at selected restaurants. Coconut Grove Located on the edge of Biscayne Bay, south of downtown Miami, Coconut Grove is one of the city's oldest neighbourhoods, with bohemian roots. Settled by a multicultural group of Bahamians and New Englanders, the neighbourhood drew artists and intellectuals, who set up summer homes here. Today, it is a trendy district with a bustling village atmosphere, full of colourful galleries, theatres, nightclubs, fine restaurants, hip sidewalk cafés and shops. Disabled Access: No Unesco: No Address: Coconut Grove, Miami, United States Coral Gables This elegant Mediterranean-style residential district, 16km (10 miles) southwest of downtown Miami, was created by local developer George Merrick during the boom years of the 1920s. Coral Gables is best known for its art galleries, the exclusive Miracle Mile shopping street, its golf courses, fine hotels and restaurants. It also contains some of the city's finest architecture, set amid broad boulevards, canals and parkland. Some buildings are preserved as historic landmarks, including the stunning Biltmore Hotel, and the Venetian Pool, at 2701 De Soto Boulevard - the only swimming pool on the National Register of Historic Places, transformed from a mere rock quarry in 1923. Disabled Access: No Unesco: No Address: Coral Gables, Miami, United States Downtown Miami Downtown Miami is the the commercial heart of the city, distinguished by sleek skyscrapers, impressive government buildings and cultural centres, and edged by the Port of Miami, the world's largest cruise port. From the Bayside Marketplace, several boat excursions tour Miami Bay and exclusive Fisher Island, the address for celebrities in Miami. Disabled Access: No Unesco: No Little Havana After Fidel Castro took power in 1959, refugees fleeing Cuba settled just west of downtown Miami, in a neighbourhood known as Little Havana. Today, with its 800,000-strong Cuban-American community, this colourful district has a distinctly Latin atmosphere with its Spanish signs, Cuban coffee bars and restaurants, small cigar factories and street-side food stalls, selling such delicacies as baho (Cuban stew) and freshly squeezed juices. Monuments to anti-Castro Cubans line the streets, especially around Calle Ocho (Eighth Street), the liveliest part of Little Havana and the venue for the Calle Ocho Festival, a famous annual spring carnival - America's largest street party. Disabled Access: No Unesco: No Address: Little Havana, Miami, United States Miami Beach Miami Beach is located on a long slender island connected to mainland Miami by four main causeways. It comprises various coastal towns, each with its own personality - including Surfside, the upscale shopping district of Bal Harbour, Sunny Isles Beach, South Beach and Golden Beach. Miami Beach's white sands extend from Lincoln Road Mall northwards to 87th Street, with a scenic boardwalk popular with joggers and strollers, and pastel-coloured art deco lifeguard stations dotting the shoreline. A variety of watersports are available, including windsurfing, sailing, jet-skiing and parasailing. Little Havana After Fidel Castro took power in 1959, refugees fleeing Cuba settled just west of downtown Miami, in a neighbourhood known as Little Havana. Today, with its 800,000-strong Cuban-American community, this colourful district has a distinctly Latin atmosphere with its Spanish signs, Cuban coffee bars and restaurants, small cigar factories and street-side food stalls, selling such delicacies as baho (Cuban stew) and freshly squeezed juices. Monuments to anti-Castro Cubans line the streets, especially around Calle Ocho (Eighth Street), the liveliest part of Little Havana and the venue for the Calle Ocho Festival, a famous annual spring carnival - America's largest street party. Disabled Access: No Unesco: No Address: Miami Beach, Miami, United States ==================== United States of America, Florida, Miami,Video guides, Miami Nightlife, USA Travel Guide, Tourism, Vacation, Miami Museums, Miami Transport, Miami Shopping, Miami Attractions, Miami Hotels, Miami Tours, Miami Restaurants, Miami Travel Guide, Miami Tourism, Miami Vacation

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