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- Seven Days in Miami
- Miami in Two Days
Day 1
Morning
Guided Walking tour of Miami Beach's Historic Art Deco District - Led by Miami Design Preservation League guides, you'll discover the architectural crown jewels of this one-square-mile of Traditional Deco, Streamline Moderne and Spanish Mediterranean Revival styles.
Afternoon
Lunch in the Art Deco District - Enjoy lunch at one of the trendy eateries of the Art Deco District.
The Holocaust Museum - A tribute to the victims of Nazi terrorism, this inspiring memorial is dominated by a giant bronze arm reaching skyward.
The Wolfsonian-FIU - Devoted to the decorative, design and architectural arts, this international museum and study center contains nearly 50,000 objets d'art and rare books from the late 19th to the mid-20th centuries.
Lincoln Road Shopping District - Experience the essence of revitalized South Beach, home to a myriad of performing arts organizations, art galleries, one-of- a-kind boutiques and restaurants.
Jungle Island - Encounter exotic animals and birds from all over the world in a natural habitat. Home to - Hank, a 20 foot long, 2000-pound crocosaurus, a Liger- he's half lion, half tiger and Peanut and Pumpkin, the twin orangutans.
Evening
Dinner on Lincoln Road - Sample delectable dishes from the world's cuisines and enjoy the lively atmosphere of the Art Deco District.
A Night in South Beach - If it is a specific club atmosphere you crave, South Beach offers a nightspot to suit all tastes: options include great reggae, jazz, pop, merengue and salsa venues, to name a few.
Day 2
Morning
Bal Harbour Shops - An internationally renowned collection of specialty boutiques, restaurants and cafes in a tropical-garden setting. Browse through Bvlgari, Chanel, Dior, Gucci, Cartier, Louis Vuitton, Hermes, Tiffany & Co., Neiman Marcus and Saks Fifth Avenue.
Afternoon
Lunch in North Miami/Sunny Isles Beach/ North Bay Village - This area's restaurants offer everything from all-you-can-eat stone crabs to homemade pasta.
Aventura Mall - Anchored by Bloomingdale's, Macy's, JCPenney and Sears, the mall features more than 250 shops and restaurants, with self and valet parking. The new revitalization includes a Nordstrom’s, and new, exciting restaurants such as Grand Lux Cafe, Rosalia's, and Bella Luna, and coming soon, Ocean Prime and The Grill on the Alley.
Evening
Dinner Cruise - Enjoy a fun-filled dinner cruise along Biscayne bay with spectacular views of Cruise Ship row and our magnificent skyline.
Day 3
Morning
Everglades National Park and Biscayne National Park - Greater Miami and the Beaches boasts two of the largest National Parks in the U.S. Visit more than a million acres of rare and beautiful ecosystems. Enjoy a hiking or bike trail, rent a canoe or kayak, try fishing.
Miccosukee Indian Village and Airboat Rides - Witness craft making and alligator wrestling, learn about Native American folk traditions and take a fantastic journey on an airboat.
Afternoon
Monkey Jungle - Watch from special observation "cages" as nearly 500 primates of 50 species roam free in their tropical habitat.
Fruit & Spice Park - Featuring more than 500 varieties of exotic fruits, herbs, spices and nuts from around the world growing in a 30-acre living plant museum.
Cauley Square Historic Village- Stroll this nostalgic village which offers a glimpse of Old South Florida at its best. Its quaint cottages have been restored into a labyrinth of antiques, boutiques and specialty shops, featuring unique items to delight the discerning shopper.
Evening
Dinner in the Airport Area - Visit one of the fine restaurants located in the area around Miami International Airport.
Dolphin Mall - Greater Miami's newest value center offering shopping, dining and an entertainment center complex. The mall features a 19-screen cinema, restaurants and more than 240 outlets, retailers, specialty shops and restaurants.
Day 4
Morning
Miami Metrozoo - Rated one of the top 10 zoos in the U.S., this 300-acre cageless zoo showcases more than 1,300 animals from Asia, Africa, Australia, and North and South America.
Afternoon
The Falls Shopping Center - Enjoy lunch at your choice of restaurants within this open-air center surrounded by waterfalls. You'll find more than 100 shops, including Bloomingdale's and Macy's and a 12-screen movie theater.
Dadeland Mall - A Miami icon offering shoppers an array of sophisticated styles and celebrated classics from an extraordinary collection of department stores, shops and boutiques designed to meet your diverse needs.
GameWorks - Work up an appetite at this unique entertainment destination, located in The Shops at Sunset Place. Created under the direction of Steven Spirlberg, GameWorks features sat-of-the-art games that offer virtual experiences from fighting aliens to drag racing to skiing, as well as the full-service GameWorks.
Dinner in South Miami - Stroll along the Shops at Sunset Place and choose from the many quaint restaurants that the South Miami area has to offer.
Evening
Pro-Sporting Event - Greater Miami and the Beaches boasts professional teams in almost every sport. Why not check out a fast-paced exciting game? Depending on the season, catch the Miami Dolphins, Miami Heat or Florida Marlins in action.
Day 5
Morning
Miami Seaquarium - Thrill to the shows starring Flipper and Lolita the Killer Whale, and encounter sea lions, sharks and manatees. Experience dolphins hands-on through the “Odyssey” Swim with the Dolphins Program at Dolphin Harbor.
Afternoon
Lunch on Key Biscayne - Sample marvelous steaks or seafood at one of Key Biscayne's popular eateries. Afterward, depart to Vizcaya Museum and Gardens - this Renaissance-style bayfront villa houses a priceless collection of 15th- through 19th-century furnishings and decorative arts. Outside are 10 acres of formal gardens, graced by several ornate fountains.
Miami Art Museum and Historical Museum of Southern Florida - Overlooking a delightful Spanish-style plaza, the museums are two of the showpieces of the landmark Miami-Dade Cultural Center.
Bayside Marketplace - Shop and stroll through this lively retail and entertainment complex with its shops, artisans, open plazas, street performers and free nightly entertainment.
Evening
Dinner Downtown - Experience fine dining in one of Downtown Miami's upscale restaurants. Mary Brickell Village - This retail and restaurant destination is right in the center of everything. Restaurants include P.F. Chang's, Oceanaire Room, Starbucks and Rosa Mexicana.
Take in a performance at The Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County. With three state-of-the-art theaters – the 2,400-seat Ziff Ballet Opera House, the 2,200-seat Knight Concert Hall, and the intimate Carnival Studio Theater – plus the beautiful Thomson Plaza for the Arts, designed as a perfect stage for outdoor performances – this is a premier showcase for the performing arts.
Day 6
Morning
Rest and relaxation - Enjoy a relaxing morning in greater Miami and the Beaches where you can pamper yourself at one of our luxurious spas or just relax on our beautiful beaches.
Afternoon
Water Sports - Whether you prefer the excitement of jet-skiing and diving, the challenge of deep-sea fishing or would rather take it easier in a kayak or canoe, Greater Miami and the Beaches has a water sport for you.
Day 7
Morning
Guided Walking Tour of Little Havana - Led by Historian Dr. Paul George, this tour highlights the historic significance of this unique Greater Miami neighborhood.
Coral Gables Merrick House - Visit the boyhood home of George Merrick, founding father of Coral Gables, South Florida's "City Beautiful." This historic landmark has been restored to the 1920s period.
Afternoon
Lunch in Coral Gables - Some of the most innovative cuisine in Greater Miami and the Beaches can be found in Coral Gables' restaurants. The Village of Merrick Park is South Florida's newest luxury retail forum. The Mediterranean-style Village is set in an attractive garden setting and is anchored by Neiman Marcus and the first Nordstrom in Miami along with 115 internationally renowned retailers and a variety of upscale restaurants.
Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden - This 83-acre garden paradise of tropical plants from around the world features a rain forest, a sunken garden, a rare plant house and the magnificent overlook featuring Bailey Palm Glade vistas.
The Barnacle State Historic Site - Built in 1891 by Coconut Grove pioneer Ralph Munroe, the home and grounds exemplify the spirit of early Coconut Grove. Venetian pool, this 820000 gallon pool is fed with cool spring water daily, and features underwater caves and waterfalls.
Charles Avenue Historic District - Visit the first Black, primarily Bahamian, community on the South Florida mainland.
Evening
Gallery Nights in Coral Gables - Hop on the shuttle and be whisked through a night when the galleries stay open late.
Dinner/Free Time in Coconut Grove - Enjoy one of the area's oldest neighborhoods, Coconut Grove, which charms visitors with an elegant, old-fashioned village ambiance. Set in the heart of "The Grove" is CocoWalk, a Mediterranean-style shopping, dining and entertainment complex. You will also find the Streets of Mayfair, a modern town square featuring a myriad of outdoor cafes, nightspots, theaters, restaurants and shops.
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