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Start from 114 curated places around Miami, FL, then choose the recommendations that fit your guests.
Joe's Stone Crab
The 1913 stone crab institution at the south tip of Miami Beach — claws served chilled with mustard sauce, served by lifers in white jackets. Touristy, yes; still very good and very Miami.
Stubborn Seed
Michelin-starred tasting menu in a low-key South of Fifth dining room, run by a Top Chef alum. The seasonal prix fixe leans technique-heavy without going precious, and the bar serves a tighter a la carte version.
Oleta River State Park
Florida's largest urban park — 1,000 acres of mangroves north of Miami with paddle trails, mountain-bike singletrack, and a long beach on Biscayne Bay. The 15+ miles of trails are the best off-road riding in Miami-Dade.
Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park
The southern tip of Key Biscayne — pine flats, beach trails, the 1825 Cape Florida Lighthouse, and No Name Harbor. A flat, easy day with both forest paths and a swimmable strand.
Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science
Downtown science museum with an aquarium, a planetarium, and a rooftop gulf-stream tank you can stand under. Big-budget exhibits that work for kids and adults — best half-day rainy-weather option in Miami.
Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts
Downtown's Cesar Pelli-designed performing-arts complex — Broadway tours, classical, jazz, and Miami City Ballet. Three venues across the campus, with a free outdoor plaza programming on weekends.
Wynwood Walls
Outdoor street-art museum that turned a warehouse district into Miami's most photographed block. The rotating roster of large-scale murals from international artists is the whole point; the surrounding galleries and shops are the chaser.
Vizcaya Museum and Gardens
Italian Renaissance villa on Biscayne Bay built as a Gilded Age industrialist's winter estate, with formal gardens that wind down to a stone barge in the water. Plan a half-day; the gardens are as much the point as the house.