A sightseeing tour of Miami offers vacationers to enjoy the unique beauty of the surrounding landscapes, to see the fabulous views of Miami. During the sightseeing tour in Miami, you will learn a lot about the history of this city, its creators and projects.

Route description

Tourists will go on an excursion route through the famous Miami Beach resort, known for its houses in the unique architectural style of Art Deco, ride along one of the longest streets — Collins Avenue.

The stop is scheduled for the famous Ocean Drive, where the luxurious villa of Gianni Versaci and not only is located. A walk along Dincoln Road and Washington Avenue is also suggested.

Before visitors to the city will discover the magical views of Miami on the wonderful islands, striking in its picturesqueness and magnificence. After that, tourists will plunge into the busy life of the business district of the city with numerous skyscrapers - Downtown Miami. Here are more than 150 representative offices of various banks and large companies.

Then a sightseeing tour of Miami will continue in the chic areas of Coral Gables and Coconut Grove, where beautiful mansions are located. Here is an architectural monument — the former residence of President Roosevelt, and now a comfortable hotel — Biltmore.

Important places and views of Miami

You will also see Little Havana, with its unusual Cuban atmosphere, the aroma of cigar smoke and Kon-Leche coffee, old people playing dominoes and chess, as well as an important attribute of the Cuban heritage - hens and roosters, sometimes brazenly strolling right in the middle of the streets of a small town.

And you will find several stops in the most colorful and vibrant area of Miami — Winwood. Here you will understand why it is called one of the most dynamically developing cities of modern art. Dozens of art galleries and shops, wall paintings and scenery! This must be seen with my own eyes. You will not regret.

The Miami Sightseeing Tour program may vary depending on the starting point. Any suggestions and suggestions are welcome.