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Miami, Florida Travel Guide
About Miami
Miami is located on the Atlantic coast of Florida at the southern tip and is one of the most popular cities visited by tourists from around the world.  Most arrive at Florida’s busiest airport: Miami International Airport.  Miami is also known as the cruise capital of the world with ships sailing from Port Miami (located in Biscayne Bay) to destinationsaround the world.
Miami weather is warm all year around
The weather in Miami is warm year around and usually very hot and humid during the summer months. Most tourists prefer to visit during October through April. Outdoor sports and swimming are open all seasons, so be sure to take your swimming suit and plenty of cool clothing. A sun hat and a good sunscreen are essential even in the wintermonths. In Miami, dress is always casual, with sundresses, jeans or walking shorts appropriate during the day. A few higher-class restaurants require jackets and ties, but most do not.
Hundreds of thousands of Hispanic immigrants from Cuba, Puerto Rico, Central America and South America have settled in Miami. Spanish is spoken almost everywhere in the city. Many signs are in both English and Spanishespecially those near the Latin district known locally as "Little Havana". Cubans originally settled in the area around Calle Ocho Street (Southwest Eighth Street) more than 20 years ago. Today, this colorful area embraces immigrants from all over Latin America.
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Miami's prevalent Hispanic and Latino population is evident in many of its communities and neighborhoods.Miami and Miami Beach are two different cities
Miami and Miami Beach are actually two distinctly different cities. Miami Beach, located on the outer bank is almost exclusively tourist orientated, and consists mainly of hotels and vacation apartments. Miami, located on the mainland, is a cosmopolitan city with a distinctly Latin American flavor. 
Find cheap flights to Miami, Florida toexperience this fun and exciting city.
South Beach
The Art Deco district of Miami Beach occupies a compact one-square mile area roughly between Lincoln Road, Sixth Street, Ocean Drive and Alton Road. It is a showcase for this early twentieth century art movement and contains dozens of restored buildings with that characteristic architecture. To help find your way around, visit the Miami DesignPreservation League's Welcome Center on 1001 Ocean Drive (305) 672-2014. Pick up the league's audiocassette for a self-guided introduction to the Art Deco Historic District. The South Beach section, where fashion designer Gianni Versace lived and died, is one of the trendiest neighborhoods in the world. It has hundreds of restaurants, hotels, boutiques, and nightclubs.  At some of the more popularnightclubs, guests can wait hours in line before gaining entry, with many of the clubs and bars staying open until after 4 a.m.
Although not legal, topless sunbathing is permitted in South Beach.
Cheap Flights to Miami
Accommodations
There is a wide variety of lodging choices in Miami including high-end boutique hotels, national hotel chains, vacation home rentals, and budget motels. You can finddiscount coupon codes to save money on your next Miami vacation.
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Things to do in Miami
If you can tear yourself away from the beach, you might want to visit the Parrot Jungle and Gardens, the Monkey Jungle, the Metrozoo, Vizcaya (a fabulous Italian Renaissance-style villa), the Metro-Dade Cultural Center, or the Holocaust Memorial. Youcan also take tours by boat, plane, helicopter, walking or driving. All sorts of water sports are available like boating, fishing, skin diving, snorkeling and water skiing. Golf and tennis are popular. Horse racing, greyhound dog racing and Jai alai are favorite spectator sports.  Our Miami Attractions Guide features more fun things to do in Miami.
Miami Beach provides plenty of nightlife. The...