City guide — United States
Miami travel guide · North America
Miami is a vibrant, sun-soaked metropolis in southeastern Florida known for its stunning beaches, diverse Latin American culture, and electric nightlife. With nearly 65% of its population of Latin American heritage, the city pulses with a unique blend of cultures, languages, and flavors. From the art deco architecture of nearby South Beach to the lively streets of Little Havana, Miami offers an unforgettable urban experience.
Winter and spring months offer pleasant temperatures around 75°F (24°C) with low humidity, avoiding the sweltering summer heat and the June–November rainy and hurricane season.
A stunning early 20th-century Italian Renaissance-style villa and estate on Biscayne Bay, featuring ornate gardens and a rich collection of European decorative arts.
Miami's iconic Cuban-American neighborhood, famous for its vibrant street life, cigar shops, domino parks, and authentic Cuban food and music along Calle Ocho.
A scenic waterfront park in downtown Miami along Biscayne Bay, hosting concerts, festivals, and offering beautiful views of the bay and city skyline.
Located on the University of Miami campus in Coral Gables, this museum houses an impressive collection of ancient, Renaissance, Baroque, and Native American art.
The only beach within Miami city limits, offering a relaxed atmosphere with calm waters, picnic areas, and a historic significance as a former segregated beach.
An iconic Little Havana institution since 1971, beloved for its authentic Cuban food, strong café cubano, and lively atmosphere frequented by locals and celebrities alike.
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One of the world's premier electronic music festivals held every March in downtown Miami, featuring top international DJs across multiple stages over three days and nights.
The largest Hispanic street festival in Miami, held annually in March along SW 8th Street, featuring live music, food, contests, and cultural performances celebrating Latin heritage.
One of the biggest tennis tournaments in the world, held in late March to early April at Hard Rock Stadium, featuring top ATP and WTA players.
An annual Formula 1 race held in May at the temporary street circuit around Hard Rock Stadium, one of three US stops on the F1 calendar.
A free elevated people mover circling downtown Miami, offering aerial views of the city skyline and Biscayne Bay while connecting major downtown attractions and neighborhoods.
Just across Biscayne Bay, Miami Beach is world-famous for its Art Deco architecture, South Beach party scene, and stunning Atlantic Ocean beaches.
Known as the 'Venice of America' for its extensive canal system, Fort Lauderdale offers beautiful beaches, a vibrant arts scene, and a lively waterfront.
The southernmost city in the continental US, Key West is famous for its colorful historic district, vibrant nightlife on Duval Street, and stunning sunsets at Mallory Square.
Home to Walt Disney World, Universal Studios, and numerous other theme parks, Orlando is a world-class family entertainment destination a few hours north of Miami.
An upscale coastal city known for its beautiful beaches, vibrant arts scene, luxury shopping on Worth Avenue, and the Norton Museum of Art.
A vast subtropical wilderness and UNESCO World Heritage Site just southwest of Miami, offering airboat tours, wildlife spotting including alligators and manatees, and unique ecosystems.
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