If your path takes you through Terminal H, be sure to check out the colorful Carybé Murals. And for those traveling via Concourse D, note that there is a Skytrain that shuttles passengers around.
Our favorite spot to jog or ride a bike, all the way from 5th Street to 23rd Street. Just remember to pace yourself and enjoy the scenic views.
Less crowded than Lummus Park, but just as fun for lots of outdoor activities with friends or to just sit back and relax.
Not all malls are created. Or are they? If you have made it to Lincoln Road Mall you probably already know the answer, and if you haven't, you really should.
If you like to discover and re-discover art while socializing and exploring a block party, you should definitely pencil in an appearance at a Wynwood Art Walk. Read more.
A beautiful botanical garden, plus their festivals are always fun to boot. Currently admission is free every Sunday in August and the first Wednesday of every month from June to November.
We are confident this estate was built specifically for first dates. Still one of the most romantic landmarks in Miami.
If you love tennis, you are probably already aware of the annual Sonny Ericsson Open that takes place here. But did you know these are public tennis courts? You can even play center court. Read more.
Always a good start for a fun evening. Especially if you share our love for the performing arts.
Wear some comfortable shoes and join the Art Deco walking tour. It's a great way to learn more about the rich architectural history of Miami Beach.
Small, but lovely and well-shaded. Note the park is free, but parking is not.
