Freedom Tower in Miami
This building, which stands out from the rest of the urban landscape in both shape and color, has become a recognizable symbol of Miami. Today, the Museum of Modern Art is open inside and houses the offices of the Miami Dade College Art Department.
Typhoon Lagoon Water Park
The once small provincial town of Orlando is now known as one of the most popular family recreation and entertainment centers on the planet. What is his secret? It’s not about the rich history and not about the monuments of antiquity, of which there are practically none here.
The Venetian Path
In Biscayne Bay, between Miami and its resort suburb of Miami Beach, there is a chain of Venetian Islands connected by bridges. The unusual structure was erected on the site of the wooden Collins Bridge, which connected Miami Beach under construction with the Florida Peninsula in 1913.
Winwood Art District
Did you miss the annual Basel Art? It’s not scary: in the Winwood art district, even without special events, you can see enough art objects at once to get Stendhal syndrome for a long time. More than 70 galleries, 5 museums, 7 art complexes, and 12 art studios are open in this area.
Miami Design District
The Design District is a whole neighborhood filled to the brim with world-famous brand stores, designer showrooms and art galleries. From the very first minute of your stay here, there will be no doubt — you have come to a very stylish place.
Barnacle Historical Park
This state park covers an area of 2 hectares in the Coconut Grove area. The central attraction of the park is the mansion of the same name, which was built in 1891 and has now become the oldest house in Miami-Dade County.
The Deuce Club in Miami
The Deuce Club is a dimly lit, smoky bar that has obviously seen better days, and those times were a very, very long time ago. Meanwhile, in a city where bars and clubs appear and disappear daily, Deuce is doing well and occupies a separate place on the podium.
Little Havana in Miami
The Latin Quarter, one of the oldest in the city, borders downtown Miami and is located to the west of it. Its second name is Little Havana, and he deserved it for the fact that emigrants from Cuba settled here.
Patricia and Philip Frost Science Museum
In the interactive museum, you can make an exciting journey into the world of science, technology and wildlife: see the laws of mechanics and optics in action, study the structure of the human body, touch the secrets of the Universe and learn about the technologies of the future.
Universal Studio Park
The city of Orlando, in Florida, is known primarily as a huge entertainment center where everyone can find something to their liking. But one of the most interesting, bright and colorful clusters of all kinds of attractions is considered to be the huge Universal Studio Park.