Miami is a lively port city with warm weather, beautiful beaches and a vibrant nightlife. Beyond sun, sand, and salsa, Miami's neighborhoods are filled with character, culture, and architecture. For more unusual sights in London, visit theuk.one.
Top Miami Attractions Biscay Museum and Gardens
The Biscay Museum and Gardens is a true treasure of the city. The Museum and Gardens is an 11-hectare estate with 34 rooms around a central courtyard. The Italian Renaissance style villa is decorated with 15th-century decorative and applied arts. Approximately 1,100 artisans and workers built this estate to contribute to authentic European design. Impressive flower beds, trees and shrubs dot the grounds. There are also beautiful French and Italian fountains on site.
Bayfront Park 
Just east of Biscayne Boulevard is another famous Miami attraction, Bayfront Park. The city park covers an area of more than 13 hectares and has a playground, an amphitheater, a lamp tower and several monuments and sculptures. The highlight is the electronically controlled fountain, which attracts the attention of most visitors.
Holocaust Memorial
The memorial was founded in 1990. It pays tribute to those who suffered during the Holocaust. It has a collection of statues, architectural pieces, a meditation garden, and a poignant memorial wall. The memorial offers guided tours, lectures and workshops, and organizes special programs to celebrate important dates in the Jewish calendar.
Fairchild Garden 
The Botanical Garden is an area of 34 hectares filled with tropical plants, flowering trees, palm trees, vines and fruit trees. The garden has more than 6,000 species of plants growing in their natural habitat. It is also a museum, educational center, laboratory and environmental research center. The garden hosts many festivals, including the Orchid Festival, Butterfly Festival, Food and Garden Festival. It also hosts various events and concerts. The garden has a souvenir shop and two restaurants.
Ocean Drive
This is a resort area on the barrier islands. It is connected by bridges to the mainland and has many attractions, including South Beach. This resort town exudes luxury and there is also an unlimited amount of entertainment. There are many luxurious restaurants and bars, many of which offer dining on the beach.
South Beach Lifeguard Post
South Beach is one of the must-see places in the city. South Beach is easily accessible on foot. There are hundreds of shacks, boutiques and clubs along the beach. The Southbeach Lifeguard Post is one of the colorful wooden buildings on the beach.
Cape Florida Lighthouse 
This lighthouse is the oldest structure in Miami-Dade. The lighthouse was used to navigate sailors on the Florida reef, helping them avoid accidents. This landmark has survived nearly a hundred years of erosion, many hurricanes, attacks by Native Americans, and gunpowder and oil explosions. The lighthouse offers great views of Key Biscayne and Miami Beach.
Coral Castle
This castle is the work of one man who has devoted 28 years to carving wood. Latvian immigrant Edward Leedskalnin built this limestone creation by turning over 1000 tons of coral rock into a stone sculpture garden with furniture, walls, carvings and a tower.
Deering Manor
Deering Manor in Cutler was the former home of American businessman and philanthropist Charles Deering . The estate occupies 180 hectares of land designated as an ecological and archaeological reserve. It contains Richmond Cottage, historic buildings, and an American Indian burial site dating back to 1500. The estate often hosts exhibitions, concerts and film screenings.
