Preserved estates, heritage sites, and cultural landmarks that reveal the fascinating layers of Miami's past.
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A 1916 Italian Renaissance-style villa with formal gardens and sculptures on Biscayne Bay in Coconut Grove
Coconut Grove
Guided boat tours, snorkeling and mangrove kayaking in Biscayne National Park, departing from the Dante Fascell Visitor Center
Homestead
Guided Cuban food and culture walking tours along Calle Ocho, with coffee, cigars and stories from local guides
Little Havana
A 444-acre bayfront preserve with historic houses, a mangrove boardwalk, manatee viewing and guided nature hikes on Biscayne Bay

Miami's history museum downtown, with exhibitions on the Seminole, Cuban and Haitian communities, city tours and free family days.
Downtown Miami
A 12th-century Spanish monastery moved stone by stone and rebuilt in North Miami Beach, with cloisters, gardens and a working chapel

Free public square on Calle Ocho where Little Havana regulars play serious dominoes and chess under a shelter
Little Havana
Free welcome center and small museum on Ocean Drive, home base for Art Deco walking tours and South Beach architecture
South Beach
Florida's only museum on 250 years of Jewish heritage, set in two restored 1930s-era synagogue buildings on South Beach
South of Fifth
Art Deco Welcome Center, free museum and official walking tours at 1001 Ocean Drive in the heart of Miami Beach's historic district
South Beach
Museum of art and design in a 1927 Miami Beach building, known for propaganda, posters, furniture and industrial design
Miami Beach
Mile-long Biscayne Bay beach park on Virginia Key with a civil rights history, mangrove trails, picnic areas, and a downtown skyline view
Key Biscayne
Little Havana's main street: domino players, Walk of Fame stars, Cuban coffee and the annual Calle Ocho Music Festival
Calle Ocho
Over 40 historic rail cars, including a presidential car, plus model trains and train rides beside Zoo Miami
Kendall
Coral Gables' city museum in a vintage coral-rock building, with art, architecture and history exhibitions and a public plaza
Coral Gables
A 1923 spring-fed swimming pool with waterfalls and cave-like grottos, built from a Coral Gables coral rock quarry
Coral Gables
Hand-carved coral rock monument built by one man over nearly three decades, with guided tours, a 9-ton gate and a celestial sundial
Homestead