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Miami is a vibrant major city in southeastern Florida, renowned for its stunning beaches, iconic Art Deco architecture, and a rich blend of cultures, particularly Cuban. It serves as a global hub for finance, commerce, culture, arts, and international trade, offering travelers a dynamic mix of urban sophistication and tropical relaxation.
Miami is a vibrant major city in southeastern Florida, renowned for its stunning beaches, iconic Art Deco architecture, and a rich blend of cultures, particularly Cuban.
When you plan it, day 1 and the last day fit your journey from home: a long flight keeps them light.
MorningStart with a guided Art Deco walking tour, then relax and swim at South Beach. Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of Ocean Drive.
AfternoonExplore the shops and cafes of Lincoln Road Mall, then wander through the charming Española Way for lunch and people-watching.
EveningWitness a stunning sunset from South Pointe Park Pier, followed by dinner and experiencing the famous South Beach nightlife.
Walking is ideal for South Beach. Use ride-sharing for longer distances.
Save money shopping
Where prices are lower than at home, the outlets within reach, and how to get the tax back. Editorial picks; check hours and prices on the official sites before you go.
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Cheaper here than at home
Outlets and sportswear
Outlet malls run 30–70% below retail, and American sportswear (Nike, Levi's, Carhartt) is cheapest at home. Sales tax is added at the till and is not refundable.
Outlet
about 45 minSawgrass Mills
One of the biggest outlet malls in the US, 350 stores, in Sunrise.
Getting there. Car or ride-hail, about 45 minutes from Miami Beach; shuttle tours from South Beach.
Publixsupermarket
The essential Florida grocery chain, famous among locals for its sub sandwiches.
Citadelfood hall
A modern Little River food hall featuring popular local chefs and a rooftop bar.
El Rey de las Frutasgrocery
A classic Little Havana open-air market for fresh tropical fruits and juices.
Wynwood Market Placefood market
An outdoor market in Wynwood featuring a variety of food trucks, local vendors, and often live music. It's a casual and vibrant spot to grab a bite and experience the local scene.
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Visa
Most international travelers may require a visa or an ESTA (for eligible countries) to enter the United States.
S. government travel websites for specific requirements based on your nationality.
Rules change: check for your passport before you book.
Getting around
Miami's public transport includes Metromover, Metrorail, and Metrobus, connecting key areas. Ride-sharing services and taxis are widely available, but a car is often recommended for exploring further afield, though parking can be expensive.
What a day costs
Per person, for food, getting around and tickets. Stays and getting there come on top.
Good to know
Embrace public transport like the Metromover in Downtown and Brickell to avoid traffic and parking fees.
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