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What can you do in Miami?
Florida is the southernmost state in the USA after Hawaii and is a coastal paradise in the east of the USA. Miami offers a sparkling mix of beaches, culture, restaurants and shopping opportunities.
The lively city on the Gulf of Mexico has been an important commercial and economic center since its founding. This is evidenced by the imposing skyscrapers that characterize the cityscape of Downtown Miami.
The name "Miami" comes from the indigenous word "Mayaimi", which means "big water". This once meant Lake Mayaimi. After Jacksonville, Miami is today the second-largest city in the US state of Florida.
Today, Miami is a lively and exciting city that has a lot to offer you. From a morning stroll along Miami Beach's gorgeous boardwalk, to a visit too downtown to an elegant dinner in the city's great restaurants and clubs, Miami is definitely worth a visit!
In the city's colorful neighborhoods, you'll discover numerous sights and impressive urban features, like in the popular Art Deco District. In the lively Little Havana district, you'll feel like you're in Cuba - small cafés invite you to linger, and the lively atmosphere will inspire you from the very first moment!
Miami - coastal paradise in the east of the USA
During your city trip through the southeast of the USA, you simply can't miss Miami! The tropical climate makes the city the ideal summer destination! Summer, sun, beach and sea are on the agenda here!
The city in the Sunshine State Florida has a lot to offer that you won't find anywhere else in the USA! The Latin flair, the tropical climate and the impressive nightlife are only a few arguments that speak for a visit.
Top 10 Sights in Miami:
- Wynwood Walls
- Vizcaya Museum and Gardens
- Dolphin Mall
- Miami Zoo
- American Airlines Arena
- Metromover
- Miami Design District
- Bayside Marketplace
- Little Havana
- Miami Trolley
If you are a fan of art, you should definitely visit the Miami Art Museum! The famous art museum shows impressive works of art by contemporary artists - among others Frank Stella, James Rosenquist and Kiki Smith.