Coral Gables county park with a man-made atoll pool, working marina, kiteboarding and mangrove-lined trails on Biscayne Bay
Paid Admission
2-4 hours
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Weekday mornings are the quietest, with Monday through Friday staying calm from the 8am opening until early afternoon. The park closes at 5pm daily.

83-acre tropical botanic garden with a tram tour, butterfly house, rainforest and one of the largest palm collections in the U.S.

University of Miami art museum spanning 5,000 years, from ancient antiquities to contemporary glass, with free admission

Coral Gables' city museum in a vintage coral-rock building, with art, architecture and history exhibitions and a public plaza

A 1923 spring-fed swimming pool with waterfalls and cave-like grottos, built from a Coral Gables coral rock quarry