Miami Tourism & Travel Guide - Places to See in Miami

Miami Tour & Travel Guide - Places to See in Miami

Lincoln features Lincoln Theatre, Colony Theatre, and Sterling Building. From the farmers market and Antiques and Collectibles market you can pick up some gift for your friends and family members. Lincoln Road is technically a mall but its giant building will tell you that’s it’s much more than that. 

Fisher Island

An élite resort accessible only via private ferry or air bus, Fisher Island could be a nice place for a family outing. Along with large studious, golf course, tennis course, and guesthouses, the Island also has a private beach. There is surely something about this place that makes the houses along the banks of the beach worth $1 million.

Miami Sea Aquarium

Spread over an area of 38-acre, Miami Sea Aquarium preserves, protects and educates about marine-life. Being one of the foremost places in the country dedicated for the cause of preserving aquatic life, the Aquarium surely deserves a stopover. You can enjoy dozens of exhibitions and events including Discovery Bay, Shark Channels, tropical reef, dolphin shows, etc. You will also see dolphins getting nursed by professional trainers.

Botanicas

If you are planning to enter the vodou World, don’t go by the stereotypes and also make sure you don’t feel weird. Vodou is practiced as a religion in Miami and it recognizes supernatural powers in every day-to-day object. Enjoy and explore but don’t go by stores that promise to help you in matters of travel, job or anything else because you won’t find any professional guy in the shops.

Jimbo

Sometimes, it’s the simple pleasures of life that matter the most. Located in Virginia Key, Jimbo’s is one place that gives you a snapshot of all the things that were once right in Florida. The place has an artificial look n feel but once upon a time Jimbo’s was a popular spot in Miami for shooting Films.

Cuban Memorial Boulevard

It is a group of monuments, located in the south of Calle Ocho and paying homage to Cuban freedom fighters and patriots. The memorials also feature a brass map of Cuba, an Eternal Torch and several statues that illuminate during the night time.