Miami, FL

Step back in time at this stunning Italian Renaissance-style villa on Biscayne Bay. The opulent 1916 mansion and its 10 acres of formal gardens, with fountains and orchids, offer a glimpse into Miami's Gilded Age history.

Walk Calle Ocho for a sensory immersion. Sip mojitos at Ball & Chain, watch expert cigar rollers, and savor authentic Cuban sandwiches at Sanguich de Miami. Don't miss the sweet, creamy abuela-style ice cream at Azucar.

This scenic, car-free path stretches 4 miles along the Atlantic, from South Pointe Park to the residential North Beach. It's the perfect way to people-watch, feel the ocean breeze, and access the best stretches of sand.

Housed in a stunning waterfront building with hanging gardens, PAMM focuses on modern and contemporary international art with a special lens on the Atlantic Rim—Latin America, the Caribbean, and the African diaspora.

Experience the electric atmosphere of an NBA game in the heart of Downtown. The crowd's energy is infectious, and the venue often hosts major concerts and events, making it a true entertainment hub.

This iconic pedestrian mall is an alfresco mix of national retailers, unique boutiques, art galleries, and sidewalk cafes. It's as much for people-watching and dining as it is for finding that perfect souvenir or outfit.

The world-famous postcard image of Miami, known for its Art Deco hotels, vibrant nightlife on Ocean Drive, and the beautiful sands of Lummus Park. It's a 24/7 mix of tourists, models, and party-goers.

The epicenter of Miami's street art and creative scene. Beyond the famed Wynwood Walls, you'll find craft breweries, chic coffee shops, designer showrooms, and some of the city's most innovative restaurants in converted warehouses.

The vibrant heart of Miami's Cuban exile community. The sounds of salsa, the scent of cigars, and the taste of strong coffee and roasted pork fill the air along Calle Ocho, offering an authentic cultural immersion.

Miami's oldest neighborhood, with a bohemian, village-like feel. Lush, tree-canopied streets are lined with cafes, boutiques, and waterfront parks like Dinner Key Marina, offering a more relaxed, upscale pace.

Miami's booming financial district has transformed into a sleek neighborhood of soaring condominium towers, high-end rooftop bars, international restaurants, and a young professional crowd. It's the city's modern, urban core.