Miami is one of the main holiday destinations in South Florida, with beaches, wonderful weather, history, culture, sports and entertainment.The center of Miami, separated from the Atlantic Ocean from the Bay of Biscayne and Miami Beach, is a modern metropolis and a cultural treasure.
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Best period
The best months for good weather in Miami are January, February, March, April, May, June, July, October, November and December
The rainy Mondays are July, August and September
The best months for swimming are April, May, June, July, August, September, October and November
Tourist Attractions
Zoo Miami houses over 3,000 wild animals, including 40 endangered species.Unlike many traditional zoos, the animals here are grouped with other species that would normally coexist wildly and kept in places similar to their natural habitats.This is the only zoo in the United States continental located in a subtropical climate.Over 1,000 species of trees and plants can be found on the ground, including a large collection of orchids.If they are bored with animals, they can go to the play areas and enjoy some sprinkles in the themed play area.
This national historical landmark, located on 28 acres, was the luxurious winter house of the 20th century industry, James Dehering.Built in 1916, the mansion has 34 rooms arranged around a central court.More than 1,100 workers and craftsmen were needed to complete the Vizcaya project, many of whom were brought from Europe to ensure authenticity in design.The Italian villa in Renaissance style is full of an impressive collection of European furniture and decorative art from the 15th-19th centuries.
The Everglades National Arch, at just a short trip from Miami, protects one of the most unique natural features in Florida.These marshes, which cover about 1.5 million acres, are at home in alligators, crocodiles, snakes and all kinds of birds.The whole area is essentially a shallow river flowing to the ocean.In the park there is an informative center for visitors, as well as walking routes and boardwalks for watching wild life.One of the most pleasant methods for tourists to experience Everglades is in a luggage tour.These high -speed boat trips take visitors to marshes and courses to see alligators and other wild animals.There are several operators in the area, but outside the park, which offer trips to Everglades.
Little Havana, the Cuban neighborhood Miami, is not known for the richness of tourist attractions, but more for its distinctive cultural scene.Restaurants and specialty stores feed the streets, and Latin music slips through the air.The inhabitants socialize in the open spaces.The wall paintings of the buildings are shown, showing important Cuban figures and scenes from everyday life.Calle Ocho is the main artery that passes through the neighborhood and at home to most of the activity, but Little Havana stretches along the streets and surrounding boulevards.For watching people, the area offers a lot of entertainment.And of course, this is the place that comes for Cuban cuisine.
The island of Jungle is a sanctuary of birds, a wild life habitat and a botanical garden.Pagagals and other exotic birds fly around tropical forests, some of which participate in daily shows.Larger animals, including tigers, baboons, alligators, turtles, monkeys and orangutans are also a large part of the attraction.The garden contains about 2,000 varieties of exotic plants, including Helicon, bananas, orchids and bromelets.
