Places to stay

If you’re only in the Magic City for a day’s layover, these are the top sights to see in 24 hours.

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Miami

How To Spend 24 Hours in Miami

While Miami is, indeed, known for South Beach and Little Havana, there are some other very cool neighborhoods in the city.

The 10 Coolest Neighborhoods in Miami

If you're going to visit Miami, you have to do it right. Here's your 48-hour guide to getting the most out of The Magic City.

How to Spend 48 Hours in Miami

From historic to trendy, we're rounding up our favorite streets in Miami, Florida.

The Coolest Streets to Visit in Miami, Florida

Tired of the Miami night life? If you're ready for something new, check out these must-visit museums in Miami.

A Guide To Miami's Must-Visit Museums

From Treehouse to Penthouse: 8 of the Best Airbnbs in Miami

The 7 Best Boutique Hotels in Miami

8 Cheap Hotels To Make the Most of Your Miami Trip

10 Hostels to Accommodate Your Best Miami Experience

The 10 Best Hotels in Miami

The 8 Most Luxurious Hotels in Miami

From the pastel curves of South Beach’s Art Deco District to the vibrant harmonies of Little Havana, Miami is a feast for the senses. Take in Wynwood’s eye-popping murals and the boundless views from Miami Beach. Catch Spanish music on Calle Ocho and a freshly baked arepa on Lincoln Road. Let the white-sand beaches call you to The Magic City.

Every neighborhood offers an unmissable experience, from the opulent shops of the Design District to the new development of Little River. Though known for decadent South Beach, Miami is a treasure trove of varied adventure and culture. 

Welcome to Miami

A trip to Miami would be incomplete without a stop at Little Havana’s Versailles. Beachgoers should head to Miami Beach, where luxury hotels like the One Hotel and Edition offer stunning views. A trip along Ocean Drive is replete with the candy-colored buildings and cars featured in Hollywood classics. Just north of Downtown sits the Pérez Art Museum. And just south of the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens springs the exuberant greenery of the oldest inhabited neighborhood in Miami, Coconut Grove. 