Mixing Latin flavor with European culture, Miami offers unrivaled nightlife and shopping as well as an arts scene as hot as its beaches.
Before hitting the beach, grab breakfast at News Café, an iconic sidewalk café located in the Art Deco District serving breakfast 24 hours a day. The popular spot offers outdoor seating and items like egg dishes from about $8 and French toast from $7.75.
Spend the morning catching rays at any of the area’s several beaches or at your hotel pool. Whether you’re looking for a family-friendly spot or a party beach lined with cafes, there’s a stretch of sand for everyone.
La Sandwicherie © No Rain Corp | Flickr
La Sandwicherie is the perfect spot for a quick and casual bite. Located at two spots in the city, it offers an extensive menu of basic sandwiches from about $6 and signature sandwiches, like the Terminator with ham, turkey, salami and provolone, from $8.20.
ArtPlace in the Wynwood Arts District © Charlie Vinz | Flickr
Art enthusiasts will find no shortage of galleries in the area, especially in popular spots including the Wynwood Arts District and the Design District. World-renowned artists showcase their incredible creativity in the pedestrian-friendly Wynwood area, where guests can check out street art and graffiti free of charge. A visit to the Pérez Art Museum Miami is an excellent way to escape the heat in the afternoon, providing admission to modern and contemporary art exhibits for $16.
The Buckminster Fuller Dome at the Perez Art Museum © Ines Hegedus-Garcia | Flickr
For dinner, head to Miami’s must-try Cuban restaurant, Versailles, in the heart of Little Havana. The restaurant offers a taste of Cuba with dinner samplers featuring yellow rice, black beans, shredded beef in tomato sauce, fried pork, ham croquette and sweet plantains starting from $12.95.
Cap the night off with some Latin flavor at live music venues like Hoy Como Ayer in Little Havana or the indoor/outdoor space known as the Stage in the Design District.
Cafe Versailles © Dawn Pennington | Flickr
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